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@Cezary-Śliwiński I don’t think anything has gone wrong.
If Garmin suits you better, get a Garmin.
I came to Suunto from a Fenix. I prefer the Suunto, just get what is best for you.
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@Cezary-Śliwiński Totally agree - without this function it looks like old school. If someone talk about it, it should be. For me - it’s major function which should be: I cycling to my job on mornings and on evening commuting back home and nice to have one track. Watches is not about only for races, it’s casual smart thing. Maybe maps are not useful option too?
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@zilnau but why? Why would you want 2 excersizes that you did on separate times as one? In my opinio sport watch should record excersize and do as little mingling with it as possible. If you want to merge 2 excersizes (or comutes) you can use a merger. Because where is the limit what watch should track, maybe I do a hike once a week and want to see it as one excersize when the year ends, so it has to continue all the time, for somebody else it might be something else. I still think - the simpler the better
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I can only think of one usage: cheat with my healthcare payback program.
The program let me earn points. 150 points for half an hour exercise but zero for less. Only 1 activity a day counts, so doing my 15 minutes commute twice still gets me 0 points, but resume later get’s me 150 points 🤫
I had it on my previous watch (forerunner 965) but don’t miss it very much on my race s.
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@elbee If half an hour of activity is beyond your capabilities, seriously, you don’t need this feature. What’s more, you don’t even need a Suunto watch
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Sorry that my home was only 15 minute bike ride from my work. But to prove I’m Suunto worthy, I changed jobs and now cycle half an hour. SomI don’t need to cheat any more
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@elbee You don’t have to take his comments seriously, he’s the jester of the forum…
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Just between you and me. I wasn’t really sorry that my work was only a 15 minute bike ride from home.
