Nike + ipod

HealthyKt78
HealthyKt78 Posts: 439
edited September 19 in Fitness and Exercise
I went out to the closest prime outlet mall for black friday with my friend just for the hell of it but actually ended up getting a pretty good buy. Nike shocks that support nike + and the nike + sensor (a normal $140.00 setback) for 80 bucks. 80 bucks!! I see it as a christmas present to myself. I don't ever spend that much on something but it was still a great deal.

Basically I was wondering if anyone has any experience with the nike + system and how much they liked it.

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  • HealthyKt78
    HealthyKt78 Posts: 439
    I went out to the closest prime outlet mall for black friday with my friend just for the hell of it but actually ended up getting a pretty good buy. Nike shocks that support nike + and the nike + sensor (a normal $140.00 setback) for 80 bucks. 80 bucks!! I see it as a christmas present to myself. I don't ever spend that much on something but it was still a great deal.

    Basically I was wondering if anyone has any experience with the nike + system and how much they liked it.
  • trossbeaudry
    trossbeaudry Posts: 2
    I have the nike+ for ipod and love it. Have been using it since March. Make sure you follow the instructions for calibration. It is not as accurate as a Garmin but for the price I think it does a great job. I make sure to treat myself every 100 miles. It is great motivation.
  • Cole4248
    Cole4248 Posts: 19 Member
    Be careful if you want to run with the Nike Shocks, they are not supportive for anyone who over or under-pronates (rolling in or out after heel strike, caused by the sub-talar joint). Have your gait checked out from a running specialist, I suggest looking if there is a "Fleet Feet Sports" in your neck of the woods. Also, a company called "Marware" makes a little pouch that you can use the ipod sensor with any sneaker!! Pretty cool stuff.
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