Rip curl watch
Great piece of tech
Apple Watch Compatibility Limited
After logging a 2+ hour session at Trestles, the session never synced to the app on my iPhone nor to Surfline. The session was logged and synced to Apple Fitness.
Terrible app b
Terrible app. It’s not at all clear how to download sessions, syncing does not work. And being forced to subscribe is akin to robbery. Bad form, RipCurl.
Should be called RipOff
So you buy a GPS watch from ripcurl years back and then several more for your kids all the while spending decent money on the watch with the understanding you can track each other, share surf sessions etc on your mobile device then a me release comes along and they start charging a fee for it. You pay good $$ for the watch originally because of the ability to use it with the app on your device - mainly when traveling and no laptop. Now the app charges $$. No thanks.
The tech folks said it was from surfline, I don’t want it and don’t need it. Just want it the way it was before.
The tech folks said it was from surfline, I don’t want it and don’t need it. Just want it the way it was before.
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Is ok but often glitches
The app is not available on Android devices
The watch often struggles to find the gps signal early in the morning in Western Australia
Some days the watch does not record any waves, but still counts paddles and distance travelled during a session. Other days it just starts counting waves while sitting on your board
You have to reset the watch monthly if you surf a lot
The watch often struggles to find the gps signal early in the morning in Western Australia
Some days the watch does not record any waves, but still counts paddles and distance travelled during a session. Other days it just starts counting waves while sitting on your board
You have to reset the watch monthly if you surf a lot
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