HRM 2?

[aiv4r]

Sorry if it was answered, but is the running dynamics the only significant thing that is better compared to HRM 1? In that case, I can just keep using the first generation without worrying to much.

[isazi]

@aiv4r I do not care at all about the running dynamics, but the new sensor has 3 BLE connections. I have a Polar H10 that I do not plan to replace, but if something happens to it, the HRM 2 could be my next HR sensor.

[matram]

@aiv4r
There were some statements that the design of the belt should lead to better contact and what I interpret as higher sampling frequency and better dynamics of the HR sensor. Primarily to improve Zone Sense I think (more accurate R-R detection).

[Stoke80]

@isazi

I am using the Polar H10 as well. But as you sometimes have more insights:

• Does the HRM2 have some technical advantages versus the H10? Like shorter HR and RR Intervalls or faster, better and more reliable data transfer?

I do not have any issues with the Polar, but would love to have a full Suunto Setup again. But if there is no technical difference at all, I would not replace the Polar immediately.

[aiv4r]

@isazi @matram thanks both, very good points

[isazi]

@Stoke80 I did not test the HRM 2, so have no data on the accuracy.

[Tieutieu]

@Stoke80 you look the video of the test from thequantifiedscientist,
It could answer some of your questions.

[snow*]

My very first run during my lunch break at work with the HRM2 (sorry, I haven’t enabled Running Dynamic so can’t say anything). Setup went smoothly with SA, except for one small hiccup with the watch (Race S)

Edit:

I re-paired the strap with SA and watch without any problems. I probably did something wrong the first time.

The (wider) strap is more comfortable than the previous one and finally doesn’t slip off when wet.

fw 3.2.6.2

[snow*]

@OutdoorMan afaic there’s no bad smell

[OutdoorMan]

@snow thanks!

[Egika]

@Rayfox said:

Does anyone have screenshots or examples showing how the running dynamics data from the Suunto Smart Heart Rate Belt 2 are presented in the Suunto app on iPhone?

It shows up in the “Technique” section of the activity summary. Plus you can select those metrics in the graphs.
Looks like this:

[Mitch9]

@Egika said:

@Rayfox said:

Does anyone have screenshots or examples showing how the running dynamics data from the Suunto Smart Heart Rate Belt 2 are presented in the Suunto app on iPhone?

It shows up in the “Technique” section of the activity summary. Plus you can select those metrics in the graphs.
Looks like this:

Does this work with the Vertical 1?

[2b2bff]

@Mitch9 said:

Does this work with the Vertical 1?

Not according to the specs

[GratefulDeadpan]

@Egika interesting that the Run 1 already have these metrics except flight time and the average ration between ground contact and flight.

[Mitch9]

@2b2bff said:

@Mitch9 said:

Does this work with the Vertical 1?

Not according to the specs

I know, but maybe in the real world??

[Highlands]

Duplicated post.

[Egika]

@Mitch9 said:

@Egika said:

@Rayfox said:

Does anyone have screenshots or examples showing how the running dynamics data from the Suunto Smart Heart Rate Belt 2 are presented in the Suunto app on iPhone?

It shows up in the “Technique” section of the activity summary. Plus you can select those metrics in the graphs.
Looks like this:

Does this work with the Vertical 1?

No

[Egika]

@GratefulDeadpan said:

@Egika interesting that the Run 1 already have these metrics except flight time and the average ration between ground contact and flight.

Vertical 2 and other recent watches also have ground contact time and vertical oscillation built in.

[GratefulDeadpan]

@Egika ah nice, I didn’t know that!

[snow*]

Another interesting feedback from this reviewer, in which he noted some strange behaviour from the HRM2 (the sensor was stuck at 150 bpm). Here is where he discusses it.

FWIW it worked without a hitch for me today… but that’s just a one shot. I’ll keep an eye on the matter.