Vo2 Symbol missing in menue
-
@Dimitrios-Kanellopoulos
Thanks
but after 5 decent runs still nothing.
64 CTL now, but zero other info. One month use( every day but 90% cycling) -
@Santana-Hakuba-Kikstra @Dimitrios-Kanellopoulos
Support gave me the actual requirements needed for the first VO2max:
https://forum.suunto.com/post/133003Compasses: M-311, A-10, SK-7
Diving: Finnlight Navy 90, Vyper
Sports: Metron, S7, S9B and Vertical -
Thanks! Got it done today. Bit lower than my Garmin estimate. It’s okay.", im old
-
@BrunoH I think I meet all the conditions, but Vo2max and fitness age do not appear on the watch or in the app. Wait and see if anything changes after the promised update, otherwise back to the SV where this data will appear for me (I will miss the amoled screen of the SR)
-
@Santana-Hakuba-Kikstra my Garmin forerunner 955 gives me almost 53,5 and Suunto Race 51,5, curiously give me the same age 20
and I have 45. Every company have they’re algorithms and I think in 8 runs they don’t have all the data they need. I have same definitions in Suunto and Garmin, HR threshold, maximum HR, height and weight,the HR zones are the same and I always use chest strap so in my perspective they have different algorithms,but which is right? Depends from what you want to believe 
enjoy the watch, this is just numbers which means nothing,I see people with higher vo² than mine,youngers and and run slower than me -
@tiago
It’s definitely interesting, my Garmin running Vo2 max is 51 , since I don’t run much but ride 15000 km per year on the bike I have 65 Vo2 max for cycling (I’m 54) according to Garmin but unfortunately the Suunto watch doesn’t calculate for cycling. -
@Santana-Hakuba-Kikstra I think it’s mostly because Suunto always was a brand with focus mainly on running and hiking, specially on mountains. Its not a tri watch like Garmin or Polar,so cycling is not their focus. They have other sport profiles but with no specificity. I think with the vertical and the Race they are trying to comeback to market in terms of being competitive with Polar and Coros. To be honest I switch to Suunto because of 2 reasons. First,is beautiful, second the simplicity of the watch. Have everything I need, without an endless amount of features and metrics with no usase in real life. Garmin have great features,years ahead of the competition,is true,but I spend 750 euros on Fênix 7 solar and 550 euros in the 955 and don’t use 10% of their capabilities. After 5 years with Garmin decided to try something simple and I’m loving it. Have some bugs,for sure, but I’m loving the Race
-
@tiago completely agree, it’s a great watch and im sure some firmware updates will make it even better. Good price, great quality.
