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Get in Gear: Shoe Pouch for the Nike + iPod Sensor
I am in love with the Nike + iPod Sports Kit. It comes with a receiver that attaches to your iPod nano, and a sensor that fits into your Nike sneakers. It allows you to keep track of the time, distance and calories burned during each of your workouts.
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Get in Gear: Nike + Ipod Sports Kit
I love it when two great brands collaborate to make one cool super product. Nike and Apple have done just that.
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Track Your Runs Online: Runner+
I've heard a lot of people talk about how much they love their Nike iPod sport kit, but many have also mentioned hating the Nike Plus site that goes along with it. RUNNER+ is a brand new online social network for runners who don't want to use Nike's site, but do want to achieve more through community and technology.
RUNNER+ provides forums, groups, challenges, run mapping, member tips & advice, videos and more.
RunKeeper: The Next Best Thing to Nike+ iPod Sports Kit
Fair enough, I may not be able to get my hands on the Nike+ system unless I purchase a pair of Nike running shoes — which totally irks me — but for only $10, I can get something that can help me during my runs, without compromising my favorite footwear.
RunKeeper is a new app for the iPhone that uses built-in GPS on the 3G models that helps runners, walkers, or cyclists monitor their route and distance throughout a city. So far it sounds like it is fairly accurate and is said to work better than Nike+ iPod's pedometer estimation tools.
Gear Review: Nike+ Sportband
I got my hands on the new Nike+ Sportband ($59) and was so psyched to start tracking my runs with it. Before you get started though, you need to download the Nike+ Sportband Utility software from the website. Then charge the Link (small black piece with the digital screen) by plugging it into your computer's USB port to charge, which takes about two hours.
Nike+ Sportband Gets a New Look
So you're a running fanatic, and nothing brings you more pleasure than tracking your workouts. If this sounds familiar, then you'll want to get your hands on the latest model of the Nike+ Sportband. It works like the Nike+ Sports Kit, keeping track of your time, distance, pace, and calories burned, but instead of displaying the info on your iPod, it'll display it on the wristband.
Get in Gear: Nike Amp+ Sport Remote Control Is Here!
If you love to track the time, speed, distance and amount of calories you burn on your walks and runs, then the new iPod nano and Nike + iPod Sport Kit are a must have for you too. Now Nike just made it even easier to use with their new Nike Amp+ Sport Remote Control.
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Get in Gear: Nike + Runner's Gift Pack
You know how I love to run with my iPod nano, and the Nike + Sports Kit that allows you to track your runs? Well now Nike has made a Runner's Gift Pack, perfect for the runner in your life. You can choose from two versions: either the 4G nano ($278) or the 8G nano ($328).
Get in Gear: Nike + SportBand
I've made no secret of my love for the Nike + iPod Sports Kit, which lets you track your time, distance, pace, and calories using your Apple iPod and special shoe sensors. So I'm psyched that Nike is expanding the line later this month, with a new product called the Nike+ SportBand.
According to Gizmodo, the gadget could be released as early as next week.
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