Has anyone got one of these?
Can you fix them to a non nike trainer?
Can you fix them to a non nike trainer?
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Nike + Ipod
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BRIGHT ON Q
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- Jul 5, 2003
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I got one,with some arm bands now you get a little 'pouch' you put the chip in and it goes through your laces.You can get the little pouches on there own off ebay i think.
Nike + is great but you need to calibrate it to make it pretty accurate.
Nike + is great but you need to calibrate it to make it pretty accurate.
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I think I just saw the pouch you are talking about.
Its a toss up between that and a watch, the Nike is winning at the moment because it tracks distance.
Its a toss up between that and a watch, the Nike is winning at the moment because it tracks distance.
Hockley Blues
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Yep, like BRIGHT ON Q said, you can get Nike+ pouches on ebay, amazon etc for about a fiver which work a treat.
Samsung Adidas MiCoach is also pretty good.
BRIGHT ON Q
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If you have an ipod nano all nike+ will cost you is 20 quid from jjb.a watch is around £100 i think.
Don't bother with pouches or special shoes - simply make a small slit in the tongue of the shoe, slid in the sensor and then seal it with a small safety pin to stop in falling out.
250k's so far of trouble free running. The only downside is the battery life of the sensor. Mine only lasted 4 months which seems to be about average. You can buy replacements for £10 but posting bumps it up to £15 so your looking at paying that every few months.
Its a great piece of kit, really adds to your running and I reckon its worth paying for the replacement sensors. Perhaps they'll bring out one with an improved battery life?
250k's so far of trouble free running. The only downside is the battery life of the sensor. Mine only lasted 4 months which seems to be about average. You can buy replacements for £10 but posting bumps it up to £15 so your looking at paying that every few months.
Its a great piece of kit, really adds to your running and I reckon its worth paying for the replacement sensors. Perhaps they'll bring out one with an improved battery life?
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Thats the think, I only have a normal Ipod so would have to get a nano and the nike bit - so its going to be a 100 either way
Hockley Blues
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Do you turn the sensor off after running? Nike claim the sensor has a lifespan of 4 years...I've had mine a good 8 months now and it's still going strong.
Hockley Blues
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No need
Nike have just released the sportband, so you can use Nike+ without a nano..Nike+ SportBand
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You do realise you are actually my hero now?
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And it lets you see how fair you have gone etc on the band it seems, which is what i need -not overly bothered about the pc bit
Hockley Blues
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I'm feeling the love
BRIGHT ON Q
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No need
Nike+ SportBand
Yeah-but it dosnt play music!
No, but I'm going to turn off my new sensor each time. I looked on the Nike+ forum and there were some big differences in battery life reported. 8 months is good going...