Wie war meine Performance und was kann ich noch rausholen? Ich möchte meinen Puls reduzieren bei gleicher Geschwindigkeit. Daten mit Suunto aufgenommen. Es waren ca. 130 Höhenmeter mit dabei.
Hallo zusammen, ich habe mich gefragt, ob die Suunto Race 3 dieses Jahr noch kommt? Ich habe ein paar Leaks gesehen, dass die Race 3 offiziell noch 2026 auf den Markt kommen wird. Außerdem, bekommt die Suunto Race S noch Updates? Wenn jemand etwas weiß, freue ich mich, von euch zu hören.
Hey everyone,
I’m new to sports watches and would love to hear some experiences/advice to make sure I pick the right one.
My main activities include running, Road and gravel biking, Ski touring and backcountry hiking. I really want a watch that can take the guesswork out of my training, ideally using my day-to-day metrics (like sleep and recovery) to build training plans for me to follow day to day, while also changing if I have a race or something else coming up.
I'm looking at a few options atm:
- Suunto 9 Peak Pro: Brand new on sale for $238.
- Suunto Vertical: Brand new on sale for $468.
- Garmin Fenix 6: Used for around $400
Since this is my first-ever watch, is it worth buying a used, beat-up Garmin just to get the automated training features, or should I grab one of these heavily discounted Suuntos and figure out the training side manually (or via third-party apps)? Would love to hear your experiences!
Follow-up to my last post about pushing Claude-planned gym sessions to a Suunto watch. That was the plumbing — this is the actual coaching layer on top of it, now its own skill.
Screenshot is the dashboard it can generate (sample data — walking through my own onboarding is still on my to-do list, more on that below).
/gym setup — one interview (goal, equipment, experience, injuries), writes a real Upper/Mid/Legs program, not a generic templateToday's session + the recovery call up top, logged sessions with swaps/skips shown inline instead of buried in a full exercise list, then 8-week trends — progression per lift, bodyweight, active injury constraints, all pulled from health-skill so training stays part of your actual health record.
Both free, open source, MIT:
git clone gym-skill into ~/.claude/skills/gym, run /gym setup, done.
Enjoy!
Hi folks,
I posted here a while back when Suunto support landed in freddy, the personal health MCP. Coming back with something more useful than an integration announcement: I've got a race on Sunday and this is what's kept the plan honest.
Last week I didn't do a single one of the workouts I had planned, which sounds worse than it is. Tuesday was 34 degrees so I swam instead, and Saturday's long run was meant to be an hour and a half but I only had an hour, so I ran it harder.
Both were the right call at the time. The problem is that neither of them made it back into the plan, and if you keep doing that for a month you've properly lost track of what you've actually been training.
So there's a check that runs every morning now, and it goes off what I actually did. It picks up the swim sitting where a run should have been, notices the long run came in short and fast, and works today's session out from there.
It's a Claude project holding my plan, with a scheduled task each morning. It pulls yesterday's workouts with type and duration, the Training Effect and recovery time Suunto put on them, last night's sleep and HRV, and how my stress sat through the day. Then it looks at today's planned session and commits to one call: it holds, or it changes and the reason goes in the calendar event.
The data all comes through freddy, which connects your sources to whatever AI you already use. Openly my project.
Write-up with the prompts: https://freddy.coach/recipes/adaptive-triathlon-plan
Worth knowing: run it after your watch has synced, because last night's sleep doesn't exist until the watch uploads it, so an early run reports on the night before last. Tell it a single bad night is noise, or it turns cautious after one poor sleep. And it isn't a coach or a clinician.
Suunto, Polar, Garmin, Oura, WHOOP, Withings, Wahoo, Ultrahuman and Intervals.icu are supported, with iPhone and Android apps for Apple Health or Health Connect.
I know health data is sensitive and I have handled it for years with fitIQ. Data is encrypted, I do not sell it, and I am not looking to make a profit off your stats, but if you still don't trust 3rd party solutions, just don't use it :)
Hallo zusammen,
ich bin aktuell auf der Suche nach einer neuen Sport-/Outdoor-Uhr und mittlerweile ziemlich unentschlossen. 😄
Ich habe schon gefühlt alle technischen Daten, Akkulaufzeiten, Tests und Vergleiche durch und schwanke momentan zwischen:
● Garmin Fenix 7X Pro oder 8
● Garmin Forerunner 970
● Amazfit T-Rex 3 / Pro
● Amazfit Cheetah 2 Ultra
● Coros Nomad
● Suunto Race 2 / Vertical 2
Deshalb würde ich jetzt gerne weg von den Datenblättern und hin zu euren echten Erfahrungen auf Wanderungen.
Mein Hauptanwendungsbereich sind 6–10 Stunden lange Wanderungen in den Bergen, insbesondere in den Dolomiten, teilweise mit GPS-Navigation. Die Uhr sollte also auch bei längeren Touren zuverlässig durchhalten und ein gutes GPS bzw. eine brauchbare Navigation haben.
Daneben würde ich sie auch für HIIT, Bodyforming und den Alltag nutzen. Eine gute Herzfrequenzmessung sowie Schlaf-/Erholungstracking wären daher ebenfalls interessant.
Aktuell nutze ich seit Jahren eine Apple Watch und bin damit im Alltag eigentlich zufrieden. Beim Wandern nervt mich die Akkulaufzeit aber mittlerweile gewaltig. 😅 Bei längeren Touren ist mir die Uhr schon leer gegangen bzw. konnte die komplette Tour nicht mehr aufzeichnen. Genau deshalb möchte ich jetzt auf eine richtige Sport-/Outdoor-Uhr wechseln.
Mich interessieren deshalb vor allem eure Erfahrungen aus der Praxis:
● Wie zuverlässig ist das GPS bei Wanderungen in den Bergen?
● Wie gut funktioniert die Navigation?
● Wie viel Akku verbraucht eure Uhr bei einer 6–10-Stunden-Tour?
● Schafft sie auch längere Touren problemlos ohne Nachladen?
● Wie zufrieden seid ihr insgesamt mit der Uhr beim Wandern?
● Gibt es Funktionen, die ihr auf Tour besonders schätzt?
● Und vor allem: Welche Uhr würdet ihr heute wieder kaufen – und welche eher nicht?
Falls jemand mehrere der genannten Uhren selbst genutzt hat und vergleichen kann, wäre das natürlich besonders interessant.
Und falls ihr sagt: „Keine davon – für deinen Einsatz würde ich ganz klar Modell XY nehmen“, bin ich dafür ebenfalls offen. Ich bin nicht auf die genannten Modelle festgelegt.
Ich habe mittlerweile so viele Tests und Vergleiche gelesen, dass ich mich eher weniger als mehr entscheiden kann. 😂 Deshalb wären echte Erfahrungswerte von Wanderern für mich wahrscheinlich deutlich hilfreicher als noch ein weiterer Testbericht.
Gerne auch mit konkreten Erfahrungen wie:
„8 Stunden Wanderung, X % Akku verbraucht, GPS/Navi war …“
Danke euch schon mal! 😊
Hi, I have a Suunto Race and I truly love it but I am less in love with the charger because of the low magnetic power. I get the reason why, as apparently a higher magnetic strength will cause issues for the watch. However, I’ve heard that you can buy 3D printed charging stations that hold the watch in place, ensuring that charging actually occurs. Does anyone have one of these and where did you get it from?
Suunto has their own activity tracking app for Apple Watch. Full dashboard, fully custom watch activity screens, offline mapping and much more.
https://apps.apple.com/us/app/sports-tracker-run-bike-hike/id426684873
Hey all! I’m in the market for a new sports watch and seriously considering the Suunto Race 2. Currently torn between Garmin Forerunner 970 or jumping ship.
For context: I use a Polar H10 for chest strap HR during workouts and a Garmin Edge 1040 on the bike, so I’m not new to garmin, but new to sports watched , thought I’ve had an Apple Watch for a few years but they just suck at being sports watches and have sold it a few months ago. I’m big into body analysis and metrics and like digging into the numbers, not just glancing at a summary score.
For those who switched from Garmin to Suunto: what pushed you to make the move? Was it software, UX, battery life, something else? How does the Suunto app compare for analyzing training data in depth. does it hold up against Garmin Connect for someone who likes to dive into data.
Also curious about the app experience overall? I find Garmin’s Edge app genuinely frustrating for basic things like transferring or deleting routes, it’s way more clunky than it should be. Is the Suunto app noticeably better/more intuitive for managing routes and data, or similar pain points?
Would love to hear real experiences before I commit. Thanks!
Hi all,
Both the Suunto Race and Race S cost €300 at my local store.
Ignoring watch size:
HR Sensor: Does the new HR sensor on the Race S make a big real-world difference, or have firmware updates made the classic Race just as good?
GPS: Is dual-band GPS accuracy 100% identical on both after all updates?
Which one actually performs better for daily tracking and sports? Thanks!
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hello
are there someone that have a discount code for the european store? or that know if is there something that works? (I saw some Strava challenges but seems to be all expired)
Beacuse would like to buy a watch but it is quite expansive for me
thanks
Voici l analyse de ma sortie de ce soir.
Le but était de faire un 5km au seuil.
Ma VFC de la nuit passée est plus haute que ma moyenne.
Ma FC lors de la sorti indique que j etais surtout en zone rouge.
Zonesense dit que j etais pas vraiment dans l effort (une bonne FVC nocturne..tout va bien)
J ai lis aussi la GC de recup. Je pers 24bpm en 1minute, ce qui est bon signe de récupération.
Vos avis? Zonesense est presque a l opposé de ́ma courbe FC..
Pour info, j ai fait un test VMA 1/2 Cooper dernièrement, j ai validé une FC max de 183bpm et 1.28km, soit 12.8km/h.
Ma zone de seuil est réglé a 165bpm. (Zone senes m a préconisé une fois 175, mais je trouvais ca trop haut.. peut etre avait il raison)
Currently on the latest software, I noticed that my resting HR on the Heart Rate Widget is a few beats higher than normal, restarting the watch fixes this.
(“Error” Resting HR usually 50-52 bpm then after restart returns to my usual 48bpm)
Anybody who also has a Suunto Run can confirm this?
Waypoint on a created course
I just did a trail race with 3 aidstations, I created the aidstations I the app and they also show on the course when viewing it in the app, but to my big frustration they did not show on the route on the watch on the clump guide page.
Anyone else experience this issue?
Tied for the highest I’ve seen my CTL ever. The recent weekend work has been really boosting this when I couldn’t get it past 75 before. Feeling like I should rest, and also feeling like hitting 100. Both options!
Big fan of Suunto. Coming from the original Core using the altimeter in the Rockies, to the Baro 9, now to my Race 2. They’re my favorite and the app is great!
I think suunto got my hrv spot on. It felt like I was going to die 😂
