Flexirunner is a flexible all-in-one data field, for use in a single field layout. It is designed for running, with a native look and feel.</p><p>In addition to the usual metrics supplied by the watch, Flexirunner also records a measure of running economy during your run.</p><p></p><p>_____________________________________</p><p></p><p>Features:</p><p>• Three pace fields: the centre field shows current pace, the lower two are configurable (e.g. average pace, lap pace, etc.)</p>
Version 6.1:</p><p>• New force backlight to stay on feature, just like Timex watches! Push the start/stop button twice within 1 second to toggle setting the backlight permanently on, or adhering to whatever timeout is configured in the watch settings.</p><p></p><p>_____________________________________</p><p></p><p></p><p>Version 6.0:</p><p>• Running economy formula changed from being heartbeat-based to being derived from calorific expenditure. Units: cal/kg/km. If you want the old formula based on the Fellrnr example, see my other data field, Running Economy.</p>
Questa app richiede l'accesso a:
D2™ Bravo
D2™ Bravo Titanium
ForeAthlete® 230J
ForeAthlete® 235J
ForeAthlete® 630J
ForeAthlete® 735XTJ
ForeAthlete® 920XTJ
Forerunner® 230
Forerunner® 235
Forerunner® 630
Forerunner® 735XT
Forerunner® 920XT
fēnix® 3, quatix® 3, tactix® Bravo
fēnix® 3 HR
fēnix® Chronos
vívoactive®
vívoactive® HR
Nuno Gomes de Pina
5 maggio 2017
I’m a huge fan of Flexirunner, and have been using it for quite some time. Recently I’ve been more aware of a significant gap regarding “lap pace” field. I use metric settings (Km) and on today’s run for instance, by the end of lap 3 (km 3) I had an “lap pace” of 4:40 on Flexirunner while Garmin “lap pace” was 4:43. The following laps also had gaps. Another issue is about the stability of this “lap pace” field. For some times I’ve noticed drastic changes on the metric and I think it should be more stable. For instance, on a given lap (or km) if I’ve already ran 800 mts (80% of the lap), if the lap pace is 4:40 and my current pace slowly increases to 4:30, the lap pace should slowly move towards 4:30. What I’ve noticed is that with 80% of the lap, I have significant variations on the lap pace. It gives me the impression it operates more like a “moving average”. Does any of these points make sense ? Is it possible to look into it ? King regards, Nuno
Alejandro Piñeiro
4 maggio 2017
My favourite data field for 920XT. Can't wait to see it working on my new 935...
Eddie Kelly
20 aprile 2017
This is my favourite running data field. Is it possible for future release to add percentage current heart rate in the bottom left field? Good work, brilliant data field
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