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1 Gear Review: Nike+Armband For iPhone
Running
2 DIY Fit Gift: iPhone Armband
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3 Get in Gear: Nike's Nano Armband
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4 You Asked: Dealing With iPod Case Funk
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5 Marware Takes Care of Your iPod
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6 Get in Gear: Nike+ Sport Armband
iPod
7 Get in Gear: iPod nano Armband
fitness gear
8 Gear Review: Marware Eco-Runner iPhone Armband
Fitness
9 Gear Review: Griffin AeroSport Armband For iPhone
You could buy an iPhone armband for around $20 to $30, but why not gift your running friend with a colorful and original armband? This intermediate sewing project takes under two hours to make and cost around $10. I love the tiny hidden pocket inside to keep your ID and other small item safe. Here's how to make a creative present for the fitness fanatic in your life. Read more
Full disclosure: I am not a huge armband fan; I much prefer clipping a smaller iPod Nano or Shuffle to my shoulder during a run or other workout. But, after becoming addicted to music-streaming service Rdio, which requires a 3G or Internet connection to work, I decided to hit the treadmill with my new Nike+Armband for the iPhone ($34). The arm band itself is extremely lightweight and made from Read more
If necessary, I can exercise without music, but my workouts are much improved when Lady Gaga serenades me as I run. I use my iPhone for my workouts because not only can I listen to my playlists, but I feel safer having my phone with me when exercising outdoors. Armbands work the best for me and Griffin sent me its AeroSport Armband for the iPhone 3G/3GS ($30) to road test. If you're looking for a Read more
Since exercising and listening to music go hand-in-hand for me, I need a way to keep my iPhone on me so it's secure and easy to access. In the colder weather, I had pockets on my clothes, but now that I'm wearing tank tops and shorts, an armband is the way to go. The Marware Eco-Runner ($35) is comfortable, sleek, and the company's first ever environmentally-friendly armband. It's made of Read more
Dear Fit, I love my iPod Nano for running but I really hate the way the armband gets so smelly and sweaty! You can't wash your armband as frequently as your running gear because the thin plastic window gets destroyed. The best compromise I've found is to put some detergent in a bowl, let it soak in hot water, and then I rinse it out by hand and let it air dry overnight. Do any of you have better Read more
Now that the new third generation iPod nanos have hit the stores, I'm sure many of you have picked one up. They're wider and shorter than the older versions, which makes them even better to use when working out. Check out the iPod nano Armband. It's flexible, lightweight and protects your precious nano beautifully. If you like to keep track of your runs, the front pocket that holds your nano Read more
I loved the idea of Nike's armband for the iPod nano - it was great to use while exercising - but you couldn't see the screen, which was kind of annoying. Other people must have complained too because Nike solved the problem. I'm proud to introduce the new Nike+ Sport Armband for your iPod nano. It has a clear window so you can see the screen, and covered buttons so you can control the tunes Read more
If you've spent tons of money on your iPod, you want to protect it with a case of some sort, especially if you're working out with it. Marware has got you covered, literally. They make this really convenient armband for your iPod Shuffle called the Sportsuit Runabout for only $14.95. And they make tons of cases for the iPod nano. If you prefer holding it in your hand so you can control the Read more
Nike recently introduced an armband that is designed to hold your iPod Nano while exercising. Just strap it on, and you're ready to go. It's made of lightweight Nike Pro Compression fabric and Dri-FIT material for a sleek, tight fit. Plus it's machine washable. The $40 armband is available in 2 color combinations (gray/black and gray/orange), and 2 sizes (small/medium and medium/large) designed Read more
Don't let the elements stop you! OnSugar blogger egilbride shares her thoughts on why she loves running in the rain in her blog, Ready to Run. Today I went for a run . . . in the rain. I know most people HATE running in the rain, but sometimes I prefer it to running on a sunny day. Take my Rock n Roll Half-Marathon (did I mention it was my first half-marathon EVER?!) that I ran last August. I Read more
