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   L. Rettig
   March 6th, 2010 - 06:13

   This thing is fantastic! E ‘light, easy to wear and comfortable. It’s also super flexible silicone leaves the skin on my iPod all the time, and only slip on bracelet through it, when I train. I use it for both weight training / exercise in the gym, and run with Nike + iPod Accessories. Comes with a protective screen and click wheel, which I put on, and I had no problems manipulating the device during operation. I had no problems with my iPod become sweaty or wet while driving.
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   John J. Murtagh
   March 6th, 2010 - 08:03

   I recently purchased bracelet Grant Wood and I think it’s great. I used the Nike + Armband with Nike, but my nano wet from condensation and / or sweat each time. Froze on me! That was enough. Since I shell silicone Grant Wood, I have a problem. The bracelet is comfortable, the dwarf safety while running and there is a vacancy for the chip Nike. Finally, and most importantly, my Nano is no longer wet after a run. You can breathe and remain dry effectively reduces the risk of the product to work. Good product at a better price in less than half of what you pay for bracelet Nike!
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   Ampersand
   March 6th, 2010 - 08:07

   When I was shopping bracelets seemed that many options that are compatible with the Nike + Sport Kit was made of vinyl, making it difficult to manipulate the click wheel and would have left my iPod sweaty and wet after a long period. Tune Belt’s problems. This is a peel-off protection that does not interfere with the Click Wheel and make your iPod “breathe” when I run. My iPod is always dry, even after long heat. It is fairly easy to remove the silicone skin, but it is so easy that I worry about the iPod falling during a race.
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   Wilderness Mama
   March 6th, 2010 - 09:38

   I love this bracelet when I train on the treadmill. Locks into place. I think this is one of the best products on the market and certainly the best value. I recommend it to anyone looking for a skin for your iPod. Also, when you get it, do not try to remove it, is not really meant to be taken on and off. I tore mine, but the company sent me a free replacement, even if it was my fault.
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   B. Cook
   March 6th, 2010 - 11:01

   I bought this tape and the Belkin, but my original Apple-brand armband that I purchased with my Nano deteriorate and fall apart. Apple Armband had trouble staying velcro’d, so I took what I thought were the two best options out there to try. Belkin is a good product, but is rather small (I’m 6′0 “, 162 pounds … I can not say I is abnormally high), and the neoprene does not stretch. In addition, it absorbs moisture, which means that after a 10k run, my iPod wet.

   In the case of Tune Band, it’s fantastic! band is not huge, but the waistband is elastic (mean iPod stays in place without cutting off circulation to the rest of your arm). I was a bit ’skeptical about the silicone case, but keeps your iPod safe and gives a nice cushion in case you lose your iPod. There is no problem with controls work – are readily available – and you can sync your iPod without removing it from the case.

   In summary, if you compare the Apple brand armband, Belkin and Tune Belt Tune Belt is by far the best bet!

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