Nike Plus iPod Sensor and Receiver Kit
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Nike Plus iPod Sensor and Receiver Kit
Nike Plus iPod Sensor and Receiver Kit
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Top Features of the Nike Plus iPod Sensor and Receiver Kit
Compatible with all Nike "Plus" trainers
- MTB
- Road
Chip fits in your Nike "Plus" shoe and sensor plugs into your iPod Nano; Instant audio feedback on speed and distance travelled.Wireless connection;flexible and easy to use in any conditions.
For further details go to nikeplus.com
About the Nike brand
Nike Running is a company founded in 1972 in Oregon, USA by runners, for runners, Nike revolutionised the concept of cushioning in shoes with it's patented 'Air' technology in 1979, and some of the most famous running shoes ever have featured the famous Swoosh logo, including the iconic Nike Air Pegasus. As part of an ongoing quest for innovation and improving the experience for runners at every level, the brand launched Nike Plus in 2006. This allows real-time tracking of data during runs which is then stored as an online log, with each member becoming part of a global running community. Initially launched to be compatible with the Apple ipod nano for runners who love music, it was extended in in 2008 to include the Nike Plus Sportband for runners who chose to move without music. Nike started as a running company and in the words of one of the company's earliest print advertisements. 'There is no Finish Line...'
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Magazine reviews for Nike Plus iPod Sensor and Receiver Kit
Review from Amy at Wiggle
After a few triathlons this summer I’ve decided to concentrate on my running in preparation on the Nike 10K Human Race, so as a fellow employee of Wiggle I am always trawling the site for new products, yesterday I came across the ‘Nike Plus Ipod sensor and Receiver Kit’. After reading a little more about this product I realised that my Nike + trainers were compatible. The instructions state ‘Chips fits in your Nike+ shoe and sensor plugs into your iPod Nano; Instant audio feedback on speed and distance travelled. Wireless connection; flexible and easy to use in any conditions.’ I thought to myself this seems amazing it cannot be that simple something has to go wrong! Sure enough I popped the sensor into my shoe and away I went. The Nike + option pops up onto your Ipod Nano menu screen and you can choose many settings; from how many calories you burn to the distance you would like to run. A voice updates throughout your training regime how far you have travelled and how many calories you have burnt. I promise you’ll be amazed.
In conclusion...
I couldn’t believe this little piece of technology marketed at such a great price could give me so much joy.
Rating: 9/10
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Collapse AllDoes this product only work with Nike runners or can any type of runners be used, eg Asics?
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As long as the sensor is moving it will work, Don't know much about Asics, but you could probably tuck it in your trainer as long as it was comfortable to run with.
The sensor would normally fit inside the sole of the shoe.
'Nike plus ready' shoes have a pit to install the sensor under left inner sole, and this is only the difference.
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