Nike+ iPod Adapter

[RagingBITCH]

Anyone else here have one? Just picked one up tonight, won't be able to play with it until I get out of class tonight. (Don't have Nike+ shoes, but plan on getting a shoelace pouch or cutting a slit for it in my shoes) Just curious what your thoughts/experiences have been with it up till this point.

I've recently gotten more active in terms of running - was running about 3 miles a day, now up to about 5-6 the past month. Really starting to enjoy it.

 

[wiredspider]

Huh? What do you mean by adapter? Or do you mean you just got the regular Nike+ kit?

I got one, just used some velcro for the sticking on the shoes (use different shoes so this way I don't ruin them all and sometimes I just stuck it under my laces, the velcro also helps it stick there even if I don't have the opposite site of the velcro). This also works well because I can stick it to my armband when not in use... I should take a pic when I get home...

 

[Jhill]

Nike and Ipod huh?

Do you have any free time to attend a sales presentation I am giving tomorrow?

 

[RagingBITCH]

Originally posted by: Jhill
Nike and Ipod huh?

Do you have any free time to attend a sales presentation I am giving tomorrow?

Do you have any idea what product I'm talking about? Doesn't seem like you do.

 

[RagingBITCH]

Originally posted by: wiredspider
Huh? What do you mean by adapter? Or do you mean you just got the regular Nike+ kit?

I got one, just used some velcro for the sticking on the shoes (use different shoes so this way I don't ruin them all and sometimes I just stuck it under my laces, the velcro also helps it stick there even if I don't have the opposite site of the velcro). This also works well because I can stick it to my armband when not in use... I should take a pic when I get home...

Err yea I meant the kit. I need to get some velcro (read about it online somewhere). Should probably just spend the $10 and buy the velcro pouch.

 

[five40]

I totally love it. The map feature they have is great. Basically you can put points on a google map and it'll calculate the distance then you can assign your runs to your "paths". It's also great to see your pace during the run and keep history.

 

[Goosemaster]

Originally posted by: five40
I totally love it. The map feature they have is great. Basically you can put points on a google map and it'll calculate the distance then you can assign your runs to your "paths". It's also great to see your pace during the run and keep history.

cool..I need to get that. I finally took up jogging (~4+km/day) and just use google maps to track my distance....some days I really crank it (sprint) for the same distance so stats would kick ass.