Marware Sportsuit Sensor Case for Nike + iPod Sport Kit for iPod nano 3G (Black)

Comment: I haven't been able to try it yet because my ankles are healing from hairline fractures but now I have the proper shoes and gear ready and waiting. Very quick shipment! :)

Comment: This Nike+ sensor holder is the best made one I have found. I have a cloth one with velcro, a pouch one big enough to hold a credit card & a small silicone one as well. The cloth one, you have to completely unlace to change from one shoe to another. The silicone one is difficult to remove the sensor to change it out. And the large pouch is just too big & cumbersome & looks hideous; plus the sensor moves around in it which gives inaccurate data. The Marware Sportsuit easily attaches, (no unlacing)& it looks sporty. It is also very secure in its design. It won't move around & give inaccurate readings with the Nike+ info. The price is reasonable.

Comment: Works well for what it's designed for. I ususally slip it under two sets of laces so it doesn't bounce around. I've used it outside and on the treadmill, there's no slippage & it has yet to fall off.

Comment: This cool little product will allow you to experience the full benefits of Nike+ without having Nike+ shoes.

I have used this strap for over a month now without any problems. The construction of the strap is good and it is easy to use.

I highly recommend this product.

Comment: With this product, anyone can use their existing iPod or iPhone with the Nike+ sensor without having to buy a Nike+ (read: "expensive") shoe. The product is designed to work with any shoe since it wraps around the shoe laces instead of in a special pocket in the sole of the shoe. The sensor is fits very snug in the pouch and the pouch is relatively stable when you are running, giving you a relatively accurate readout for your workout. Once you start using this product, I would highly recommend calibrating the sensor since the sensor is above your foot (and at a slight angle) instead of below your foot (as it usually is). This positioning might make the reader less accurate, but I'm not sure. You should definitely calibrate it either way if you are a hard core runner, since calibrating it will make it calculate your distance correctly based on your stride. See the Nike+ sensor product manual to find out how to calibrate it to fit you.