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Griffin Tempo - Armband For iPod With Video - Classic Compatible

from: Griffin Technology

December 05, 2007
I had to make two alterations to make it useable. (a) Add some more velcro in the right place for my arme size, and (b) add supeglue to stop the plastic loop from slipping. Otherwise, very good.

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Sennheiser OMX70 - Sport Portable Headphones

from: Sennheiser

October 12, 2006
These are a really good item for the price.
A comfortable design, good sound, great colour!
I havent got any complaints about this item, they are a good buy if you want a decent sound for minimal cost.

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Belkin iPod Nano 3G Neoprene Armband - Black/Gray

from: Belkin

October 21, 2007
The ipod fits into the armband really snuggly and the plastic is thin enough to still control the ipod.
I have found it really comfy for running - it doesnt move around.
The writing has rubbed off but that is only cosmetic and my keys are too big to fit in the pocket but other than that im really pleased with it!

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Apple MA365ZM/C - Nike + iPod Sport Kit

from: Apple

February 14, 2008
I bought one of these things 6 months ago as I had registered for the great north run and was starting running on a regular basis

as a motivator, i find it excellent, i have always found running fairly soulless so the idea of logging up a number of runs and being able to view them graphically on a website works really well for me. it is free to register with the nike plus website, i don't have the fancy trainers, i use a pouch- and itunes does this automatically- you need at least a second generation nano, which was a bit disappointing but after that small hurdle i was sorted

one small point, i know how far i run- because i plan my runs on google maps but the accuracy is fairly sketchy sometimes- i believe it uses an accelerometer ... Read More:

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XtremeMac SportWrap for iPod Video - Black

from: Xtrememac

March 22, 2006
This product has seen me through 2 half marathons, the London marathon and all the training inbetween, and is still in the same condition when i bought it 2yrs ago. Stays really secure and doesn't chafe either. The velcro strap will fit round almost any arm, no matter how big of small.

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Garmin Forerunner 305 Wrist Worn GPS Personal Training Device (With Heart Rate Monitor)

from: Garmin

May 05, 2006
Garmin Forerunner 305 Wrist Worn GPS Personal Training Device (With Heart Rate Monitor)Took my new toy for Its first run today did not lose the signal even in a deep wood covered valley .It does every thing I wanted it to Plus a lot more .

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Apple iPod Shuffle 1GB - Silver

from: Apple

November 08, 2006
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They send your PS3 straight to you, no charge,

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Enjoy!

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Shoe Pouch ( Black) for Nike+iPod Sensor - Compatible with Nike + iPod Sport Kit

from: Grantwood


I had to switch to some Mizuno trainers as my Nike Pegasus were really not suitable for my running. I already owned the Nike+ sports kit, suitable armband and the Nano 3G. This was the perfect partner to my Nike+ kit. It's well designed and survived rainy runs well.

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Nike+ Sport Armband for Apple iPod nano - Black

from: Nike


This armband is not suitable for the 3rd generation ipod. The seller should highlight this in the description.

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Apple iPod shuffle 2GB Silver

from: Apple

March 08, 2008
OK, the iPod shuffle isn't by any means the most sophisticated mp3 player on the market: indeed without a screen there's nothing to allow you to select specific tracks you want to play. And there're no track/artist details available through the player... to achieve these things you have to rely on iTunes. The choices you have are to play through tracks in the order you programmed them to appear (through iTunes), or to select 'shuffle' for random sequencing.

The lack of basic track info is annoying, since even some very rudimentary players are able to output an lcd display with track names.
However, as a basic player that you can take anywhere with minimal intrusion into your life, the ipod shuffle is exemplary.

It has recently been the ... Read More: