Best MP3 player for exercise ?

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Lifer
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FM radio would also be nice. I am guessing flash would be better than hard drive based ?
 

Zysoclaplem

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I have a Rio Sport S30S 64mb and it works great. It has FM Radio and I bought a 256 card for it too. Dropped it plenty of times running and it keeping on going.
 

Mr N8

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I have an MPIO that works very well for lifting, biking, and running.
 

theNEOone

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Apr 22, 2001
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ipod mini, hands down if you want capacity over what flash based mp3 players give you. if you're ok w/ reduced capacity, i'd pick up one of the rios.


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Shyatic

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I use my iPod and I have no probs running and everything with it... just a tad heavy to stay in place :)
 

jagec

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Originally posted by: Scribe
I use my iPod and I have no probs running and everything with it... just a tad heavy to stay in place :)

tad heavy? Wouldn't that make it BETTER for exercise? ;)
 

Fingolfin269

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Hrmm for a workout I wouldn't think that you would need more than 128 megs of storage. Definately not more than 256.
 

Drekce

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I use a Rio Cali 256. It comes with an armband/waist clip and is expandable via SD cards. It has an FM radio and pretty good software for uploading.
 

MBony

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RIO S35 - Check compgeeks and Walmart. Usually around $60. 64MB storage in house. Expandable to 512MB+...
 

RaynorWolfcastle

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I'm using a Rio S30s with a 256 mb SD card (on top of 64 mb onboard): it's relatively small, comes with an armband, uses standard AAA batteries, has an FM tuner and an SD slot. I really like mine