APPLE Nike+iPod Sport Kit (MA365LLA) Reviews

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I recently purchased this after my personal GPS system broke down. I did not want to spend another $200+ on a GPS system so I bought this. I do not have Nike shoes, but found a pouch at a running store that was made to carry the device and it works well. (You don't have to have the Nike shoe to use it). from Target.com When your sensor goes dead do not order a whole new kit. You can now order just the sensor at a lower cost. from Abt.com "The Nike + iPod Sport Kit is simple but ingenious, easy enough to use for beginning runners and technophobes alike, while reliable enough for even competitive runners." from Playlistmag.com " Overall, it doesn't seem like the kit alone is compelling enough to encourage more folks to snatch up a nano, but if you already own one of these diminutive DAPs, it's a cheap way to give it some extra functionality -- especially if you forgo the special pair of $100+ Nike sneakers for a quick and easy DIY mod to your current kicks. " from Engadget.com the sensor and receiver are both very small and light weight, you won't really feel it as you are running/walking. from Abt.com appears to work as advertised -- it's fun to log in to [@]and view my results after each walk or run. from Abt.com i do not have nike shoes, but found a pouch at a running store that was made to carry the device and it works well. from Target.com i especially enjoy using the ipod+ nano when traveling in unfamiliar place where i do not know distances. from Abt.com you can now order just the sensor at a lower cost.the workouts and downloading help keep me motivated. from Abt.com "the nike + ipod sport kit is simple but ingenious, easy enough to use for beginning runners and technophobes alike, while reliable enough for even competitive runners." from Playlistmag.com