feature suggestions Checkpoint Lap S9B

[TheGuyFromTheSummit]

@_marcus_

Would be neat too!
But I would prefer simple laps, a constant pace during and uphill/ downhill might not always be possible.

[A Former User]

@theguyfromthesummit Suunto+ uses NGP, so they could possibly give advise based on NGP for pacing

[TheGuyFromTheSummit]

@_marcus_
Would be nice!

Unfortunately it looks like, this idea doesn’t get enough attention for Suunto to think about it

[Bulkan]

Nice idea. +1

Let’s vote people!!!

[TheGuyFromTheSummit]

@bulkan Moderators should get +5 in voting haha

[Brad_Olwin]

@theguyfromthesummit This would be great for races, where I mark Aid Stations with waypoints.

[MiniForklift]

Sounds good to me, very useful for racing

[TheGuyFromTheSummit]

@_marcus_o

I just checked out some Garmin watches and this is exactly the PacePro function the fenix6 pro series has.

You give the watch a specific pace/ time and load a route. Based on the ascent and descent etc the watch calculates the pace needed for each segment and tells you, if you are too fast/ slow or just right.

[A Former User]

@theguyfromthesummit but PacePro is for kilometers or uphill/downhill section as far as I remember, not for section to a user specified waypoint or am I wrong? If it works for waypoints: how do I have to set it up?

[TheGuyFromTheSummit]

@_marcus_
Regarding waypoints, I don’t know.
I just read, that it works with a route. So just for the whole race.

“When PacePro is applied to a course loaded to your watch, it analyzes elevation changes along the course to calculate a pace strategy.”

But I never used it.

[A Former User]

@theguyfromthesummit yes, that’s how it works, just for a whole track. They also changed the pace limit from 8min50 to 12min30 so I think more people can use it now for pacing on ultras/trailrunning