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Nike+ iPod Sensor

ciarandarcy · 2007-05-01 16:19:29

Just wondering if anyone has tried the iPod sensor? Was thinking of using one and maybe stocking them but wondering whether they are worthwhile or not. Any thoughts?

01-05-2007 4:19pm

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ciarandarcy

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Just wondering if anyone has tried the iPod sensor? Was thinking of using one and maybe stocking them but wondering whether they are worthwhile or not. Any thoughts?

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#2 02-05-2007 9:54pm

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You mean the iPod Nano / Nike Plus kit? I know some runners who swear by it (for motivation they otherwise might not have). If 100% accuracy is important to you, then you should probably look elsewhere (Garmin Forerunner?). Also, you'll probably want to use the kit with your own running shoes, rather than buying a pair of Nike Plus shoes, so have a look at this list of alternative mechanisms to attach the pod to your existing shoes.

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