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Marware Sportsuit Sensor Case for Nike + iPod Sport Kit for iPod nano 3G (Black)
List Price: $9.99
Price: $9.15
You Save: $.84
Availability: Usually ships in 24 hours
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Compatibility: iPod nano 2G, 3G, 4G |
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Marware |
| Model |
7613-KCBK |
| UPC |
602956003427 |
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Customers Reviews
2010-07-28
Velcro Type, Not A Problem
I was hesitant in buying this product because I had read from reviews that a velcro type case is not good since grip will deteriorate after some time. However, after almost a month, I see no problem. I still have the same grip and the sensor is securely stored in the case. I even find it hard removing the sensor after each work-out, so I just keep it in the case until today.
I see no problem with velcro type casing so far.
Highly recommended.
juncay
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2010-07-27
way better than the ones you tie through your laces
Before I got this, I had a case for my Nike+ iPod sensor that you had to lace through your shoelaces. Now, I use my running shoes for walking around occasionally because they're comfortable, but I don't want some huge lumpy ipod sensor sticking off my shoe when it's not doing anything. But it was a pain in the but to get that thing on and off. This one is SO much easier - just slip it under a couple rows of laces while your shoes are untied, velcro it closed, tie your shoes and you're off. it comes off just as easily once you're done running and untie your shoes, too. i've used it hundreds of times and it's never come off when I didn't want it to, and the sensor fits in there snug as a bug in a rug.
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2010-07-26
It kind of works...
I wasn't sure if I wanted to keep lifting up the insole of the shoe to insert/remove the Nike sensor so I got this case. I guess that your laces have to be on the tighter side to make sure that the sensor picks up your movement because I only got .78 miles acknowledged on my 2+ mile jog/walk; I don't have loose laces--I just don't tie them tight. I was pissed because the ONLY reason why I even go out to jog/walk is because I get to record my sessions on the Nike+ website (I find absolutely NO joy in jogging/walking). Instead of "risking" another mis-measurement, I just put the sensor in the shoe (I take the sensor out because I use these shoes for every day use too and the instructions said to take out the sensor to save battery life); I have had no problems with the sensor when it's in the shoe. I have a friend who described the same kind of situation with the case and even went further to say that it can vary from shoe-to-shoe!
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2010-06-03
Perfect
Extremely easy to use. Doesn't move around or feel/look bulky. I can leave the sensor right on my shoe in my gym bag & it's ready to go.
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2010-05-29
Don't buy it
Sensor works better when you just tuck it in your shoe laces. Save your money
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