new SV user

A Former User

@ElectronBadger Try ZoneSense, and you’ll never look back. Welcome to Suunto!

Highlands

@ElectronBadger Congrats and welcome to Suunto. It’s great watch, enjoy the hell out of it. Yes, the ZoneSense is terrific. Have a nice one.

ElectronBadger

Thank you! I plan trying Zonesense - if I understood correctly, HR belt is required?

Brad_Olwin

@ElectronBadger yes, but not optical, armbands do not work.

ChrisA

@ElectronBadger great choice! - I can highly recommend Suunto‘s Training Lecture Series Videos! They are really helpful to get into Suunto’s system of Training and Recovery.

https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL8tpHUu2BPH-Bw55YO0J6qFhKRqhxVAnd

ElectronBadger

@ChrisA Thank you, I’m already at EP4. I’m not a novice runner, but I find a lot of good stuff there.

A Former User

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ElectronBadger

I still love the watch, get used to its weight and find the size perfect. Here are my additional observations:

Suunto should make a nylon velcro straps, they are better for fitting the watch more precisely. The silicon strap is nice, but it’s not breathable and precise fitting might be problematic.
Compared with Coros Pace 2, SV is MUCH better in terms of GPS-based pace measurement. Not only it’s more accurate for the whole run, but also (and it was one of the main problems with Pace 2 for me), SV is much more responsive to changes in pace. 5/5 here.
Compared with Coros Pace 2, SV wakes on wrist rise much faster and more reliably. Again, 5/5 here.
I’ve been using SV for almost 2 weeks and made 33 trainings within that period (running, weight lifting and stretching). This evening my battery is on 47%. 5/5.

ElectronBadger

@ElectronBadger Today, 3 weeks after I started using my SV, I had to recharge the battery for the first time, BUT only because in order to install the new firmware the battery had to be at 20% and mine was at 18%

ElectronBadger

@ElectronBadger I’m also still impressed with the accuracy of GPS-based pace measurement. It’s superb.