Comments on: Nike Running Shoe Wallet with the Nike+iPod Sport Kit http://podophile.com/2006/07/30/nike-running-shoe-wallet-with-the-nike_ipod-sport-kit/ If loving my iPod is wrong, I don't want to be right. Sat, 30 Aug 2008 00:20:50 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.5.1 By: Leo Garrido http://podophile.com/2006/07/30/nike-running-shoe-wallet-with-the-nike_ipod-sport-kit/#comment-51200 Leo Garrido Sun, 20 Jul 2008 04:55:35 +0000 http://podophile.com/2006/07/30/nike-running-shoe-wallet-with-the-nikeipod-sport-kit/#comment-51200 Hi, In january I bought a Nike Shoe wallet to use with the nike sensor, but my opinion is that the accuracy is not so good (maybe because it shakes a lot). Here in Brazil where I live I used to run 10km in the beach, but the sensor show only 9.5km (a big difference in my opinion). I'll try to grab it better with a velcro or something else to see if the accuracy will became better... I would like to see some invetion to put the sensor insole, I think it would be the best solution to wear the sensor with another running shoes than the nike ones. Congratulations for this site.. very good!! Greetings from Brazil!! Leo Garrido Hi,
In january I bought a Nike Shoe wallet to use with the nike sensor, but my opinion is that the accuracy is not so good (maybe because it shakes a lot). Here in Brazil where I live I used to run 10km in the beach, but the sensor show only 9.5km (a big difference in my opinion). I’ll try to grab it better with a velcro or something else to see if the accuracy will became better…
I would like to see some invetion to put the sensor insole, I think it would be the best solution to wear the sensor with another running shoes than the nike ones.
Congratulations for this site.. very good!!

Greetings from Brazil!!
Leo Garrido

]]> By: Matt28hew http://podophile.com/2006/07/30/nike-running-shoe-wallet-with-the-nike_ipod-sport-kit/#comment-32661 Matt28hew Mon, 13 Aug 2007 16:27:22 +0000 http://podophile.com/2006/07/30/nike-running-shoe-wallet-with-the-nikeipod-sport-kit/#comment-32661 Great feedback on this site. I purchased the Nike+ nano kit about 18 months ago. Giving up my current running shoes to buy the custom Nike shoe wasn't too attractive to me. Seemed like a way to trick people into buying Nike shoes when a simple action of sticking the sensor under your laces (for any shoe) would work exactly the same. Though I did some comparisons. My first question was if the oval transmiter was connected to the Nike show, like a plug of some sort. When I pulled apart a shoe in the Nike store I realized there was no plug and no real reason to buy the show. The transmitter will work independently from he shoe. I have been looking for a shoe wallet to carry ID and keys etc..., Sometimes the little pocket in the shorts gets too full. Suggestion...don't buy the Nike shoe if you don't have to. The slip under the laces method has worked great for me, and there is absolutely no rubbing. It has never fallen out and is secured by the tightness of your shoes being tied. The shoe wallet will add a more comfortable way to carry other items, but not necessarily needed for the transmitter. I'll be prchasing a shoe wallet this afternoon. Great feedback on this site. I purchased the Nike+ nano kit about 18 months ago. Giving up my current running shoes to buy the custom Nike shoe wasn’t too attractive to me. Seemed like a way to trick people into buying Nike shoes when a simple action of sticking the sensor under your laces (for any shoe) would work exactly the same. Though I did some comparisons. My first question was if the oval transmiter was connected to the Nike show, like a plug of some sort. When I pulled apart a shoe in the Nike store I realized there was no plug and no real reason to buy the show. The transmitter will work independently from he shoe. I have been looking for a shoe wallet to carry ID and keys etc…, Sometimes the little pocket in the shorts gets too full. Suggestion…don’t buy the Nike shoe if you don’t have to. The slip under the laces method has worked great for me, and there is absolutely no rubbing. It has never fallen out and is secured by the tightness of your shoes being tied. The shoe wallet will add a more comfortable way to carry other items, but not necessarily needed for the transmitter. I’ll be prchasing a shoe wallet this afternoon.

]]> By: Steffen http://podophile.com/2006/07/30/nike-running-shoe-wallet-with-the-nike_ipod-sport-kit/#comment-18820 Steffen Thu, 17 May 2007 13:49:17 +0000 http://podophile.com/2006/07/30/nike-running-shoe-wallet-with-the-nikeipod-sport-kit/#comment-18820 Just stumbled upon your post. I use both this Nike show wallet for my keys I bought at a Niketown shop in NYC 2 years ago and a Mar*ware Nike+ receiver wallet. I found that accuracy wasn't *that* good when I stuffed the receiver in the wallet mentioned here so I went for the additional Nike+ receiver pouch which always stays attached to the shoes. Greetings from Germany, Steffen Just stumbled upon your post. I use both this Nike show wallet for my keys I bought at a Niketown shop in NYC 2 years ago and a Mar*ware Nike+ receiver wallet. I found that accuracy wasn’t *that* good when I stuffed the receiver in the wallet mentioned here so I went for the additional Nike+ receiver pouch which always stays attached to the shoes.

Greetings from Germany,
Steffen

]]> By: Podophile » Blog Archive » Nike Shoe Wallet Revisited http://podophile.com/2006/07/30/nike-running-shoe-wallet-with-the-nike_ipod-sport-kit/#comment-2859 Podophile » Blog Archive » Nike Shoe Wallet Revisited Fri, 09 Feb 2007 21:28:03 +0000 http://podophile.com/2006/07/30/nike-running-shoe-wallet-with-the-nikeipod-sport-kit/#comment-2859 [...] read several comments recently, both here and at other sites, about the clip-on Nike Running Shoe Wallet becoming loose and falling off of [...] [...] read several comments recently, both here and at other sites, about the clip-on Nike Running Shoe Wallet becoming loose and falling off of [...]

]]> By: voxchaos http://podophile.com/2006/07/30/nike-running-shoe-wallet-with-the-nike_ipod-sport-kit/#comment-2547 voxchaos Fri, 02 Feb 2007 03:28:03 +0000 http://podophile.com/2006/07/30/nike-running-shoe-wallet-with-the-nikeipod-sport-kit/#comment-2547 i lifted the insole of my shoe and under the heal, carved a hole in the foam with an xacto knife just big enough for the transmitter to fit in. replaced the insole and went off running. i can't even feel the transmitter while i run and it worked perfectly. its just that its dificult to navigate the nano while you're running or trying to record splits. (tick-tick), and the time gets messed up while you're trying to stop or restart the thing. i lifted the insole of my shoe and under the heal, carved a hole in the foam with an xacto knife just big enough for the transmitter to fit in. replaced the insole and went off running. i can’t even feel the transmitter while i run and it worked perfectly. its just that its dificult to navigate the nano while you’re running or trying to record splits. (tick-tick), and the time gets messed up while you’re trying to stop or restart the thing.

]]> By: RunnersHouse.com | Blog Archive | Got an +iPod Sport Kit but no Nike+ shoe? http://podophile.com/2006/07/30/nike-running-shoe-wallet-with-the-nike_ipod-sport-kit/#comment-2331 RunnersHouse.com | Blog Archive | Got an +iPod Sport Kit but no Nike+ shoe? Tue, 23 Jan 2007 00:28:18 +0000 http://podophile.com/2006/07/30/nike-running-shoe-wallet-with-the-nikeipod-sport-kit/#comment-2331 [...] The fellows at Podphile nailed this one! Please check out their blog for the most detailed explanation I have ever seen on this issue. [...] [...] The fellows at Podphile nailed this one! Please check out their blog for the most detailed explanation I have ever seen on this issue. [...]

]]> By: Jos http://podophile.com/2006/07/30/nike-running-shoe-wallet-with-the-nike_ipod-sport-kit/#comment-2326 Jos Mon, 22 Jan 2007 20:13:54 +0000 http://podophile.com/2006/07/30/nike-running-shoe-wallet-with-the-nikeipod-sport-kit/#comment-2326 I've read some postings about armbands for the ipod nano. I bought a silicon skin at ebay (hongkong shop) for $2 plus $3 or $4 shipping. It comes with a velcro armband that goes through the back of the skin and a strap to hang it around your neck (not recomended for running this strap). The armband works perfect. At the beginning I was a little afraid the nano would fall out of the skin, but now i'm very confident it will stay there. I would recommend it. It works and is cheap, the display is open, so you can read the info. I’ve read some postings about armbands for the ipod nano. I bought a silicon skin at ebay (hongkong shop) for $2 plus $3 or $4 shipping. It comes with a velcro armband that goes through the back of the skin and a strap to hang it around your neck (not recomended for running this strap). The armband works perfect. At the beginning I was a little afraid the nano would fall out of the skin, but now i’m very confident it will stay there. I would recommend it. It works and is cheap, the display is open, so you can read the info.

]]> By: Podophile » Blog Archive » Nike + iPod Shoe Hack and Sensor Accessory Round-Up http://podophile.com/2006/07/30/nike-running-shoe-wallet-with-the-nike_ipod-sport-kit/#comment-1158 Podophile » Blog Archive » Nike + iPod Shoe Hack and Sensor Accessory Round-Up Thu, 30 Nov 2006 21:11:39 +0000 http://podophile.com/2006/07/30/nike-running-shoe-wallet-with-the-nikeipod-sport-kit/#comment-1158 [...] The Nike Running Shoe Wallet ($8) This neoprene “wallet” was designed to carry a runner’s keys, cash, and any other small items you might need on the trail. It attaches to the shoe via a plastic clip that slides between the the tongue and the laces. It makes a nice pouch for the Nike+iPod sensor, but is quite roomy, allowing the sensor to move and bounce around while running. Since this will give you inaccurate results, you should stuff some tissue or paper towels into the pouch to help keep the sensor snug. It may require some experimentation to get it right. Another issue is that over time, the shoe wallet’s clip can become loose, which might lead to the wallet falling off of your shoe. I’ve posted a lacing method that will prevent this from happening. It should be noted that there are other brands of shoe wallets on the market, but because the differences between them are minor, I won’t list them all here. [...] [...] The Nike Running Shoe Wallet ($8) This neoprene “wallet” was designed to carry a runner’s keys, cash, and any other small items you might need on the trail. It attaches to the shoe via a plastic clip that slides between the the tongue and the laces. It makes a nice pouch for the Nike+iPod sensor, but is quite roomy, allowing the sensor to move and bounce around while running. Since this will give you inaccurate results, you should stuff some tissue or paper towels into the pouch to help keep the sensor snug. It may require some experimentation to get it right. Another issue is that over time, the shoe wallet’s clip can become loose, which might lead to the wallet falling off of your shoe. I’ve posted a lacing method that will prevent this from happening. It should be noted that there are other brands of shoe wallets on the market, but because the differences between them are minor, I won’t list them all here. [...]

]]> By: bngky http://podophile.com/2006/07/30/nike-running-shoe-wallet-with-the-nike_ipod-sport-kit/#comment-1056 bngky Sun, 26 Nov 2006 07:02:45 +0000 http://podophile.com/2006/07/30/nike-running-shoe-wallet-with-the-nikeipod-sport-kit/#comment-1056 i had the nike shoe wallet you bought. exactly the same one. it used to be my loyal companion when i go on runs, short or long. it was home to my keys and miscellaneous small stuff that need housing while i run. yes it's so comfy that i don't realise there's anything on my shoe when i first tried it. however, the clip isn't that elastic and after about a few mths of constant usage, i lost it during a cross terrain 10km run. i didn't even notice it was missing until after i completed the race! so becareful when you put your expensive-looking transmitter in that shoe wallet. you might end up losing it during your runs! i had the nike shoe wallet you bought. exactly the same one. it used to be my loyal companion when i go on runs, short or long. it was home to my keys and miscellaneous small stuff that need housing while i run. yes it’s so comfy that i don’t realise there’s anything on my shoe when i first tried it. however, the clip isn’t that elastic and after about a few mths of constant usage, i lost it during a cross terrain 10km run. i didn’t even notice it was missing until after i completed the race! so becareful when you put your expensive-looking transmitter in that shoe wallet. you might end up losing it during your runs!

]]> By: run for your life» Blog Archive » Comment fixer le sensor du kit Nike+ à sa chaussure? http://podophile.com/2006/07/30/nike-running-shoe-wallet-with-the-nike_ipod-sport-kit/#comment-1011 run for your life» Blog Archive » Comment fixer le sensor du kit Nike+ à sa chaussure? Thu, 23 Nov 2006 20:15:09 +0000 http://podophile.com/2006/07/30/nike-running-shoe-wallet-with-the-nikeipod-sport-kit/#comment-1011 [...] - Dans la catégorie détournement de fonction, j’ai trouvé quelques idées avec du potentiel sur le web. Dommage juste que cela soit rarement esthétique comme le nike shoe wallet que je trouve très gros ou encore une housse neoprene de protection de clé USB: énorme! [...] [...] - Dans la catégorie détournement de fonction, j’ai trouvé quelques idées avec du potentiel sur le web. Dommage juste que cela soit rarement esthétique comme le nike shoe wallet que je trouve très gros ou encore une housse neoprene de protection de clé USB: énorme! [...]

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