No problems pairing to my old 2nd Gen iPod Touch, iPhone 3GS, or iPhone 4. Make sure to calibrate it if you can to get the most accurate results. Tempted to buy the $1.99 Nike+ GPS iPhone app instead of replacing the lost one.

the sensor, which is meant to handle a ridiculous amount of usage always goes flat in

one of my major requests. A pleasant surprise as I pretty much figured the feature set of this would never change.

I currently just put the sensor under my shoelaces. but it tends to slide out from under there. I also tried taking out the lining in the shoe, and putting it under there, but I got some skewed results on my graphs and such. Anyone else have a better place to put it? I've heard of some 3rd party pouches that you attach to the laces to hold the sensor, but I don't know how good those are.

I've been running with Nike+ for 9 months and it has been a great addition to my fitness routine. I track a ton of information on the Nike+ website and there are options to post on twitter & facebook. Posting on facebook motivates my friends and me. An experienced runner I know doesn't like it because the pedometer isn't as effective as the GPS tracking pedometer he has. I wasn't able to test his assumption until I ran a half marathon two weeks ago. The nike+ distance was... Read more →

The man today at the Nike Factory store told me I didnt need the actual sensor for my shoe if I have the app on my iphone 4. So I didnt get it, and came home and tried to get it to work (with no sensor) and typically enough, it didnt work. So How is this phone supposed to recognize a shoe with no chip?!?! And if it is a case of the device is the only thing tracking everything, than why cant i run in KSwiss or Adidas? Please help before I spend money that I may not have needed to.

So, I just downloaded the Nike+ GPS application from the App Store for my iPhone 4 (pro tip: it's free today since it's Nike+'s 5 year anniversary). I'm not a big runner, but I've been thinking that between a new bluetooth headset and a cool tracking app, I'll be more enticed to get my cardio on. Now, from my understanding (reconfirmed by the tour of the app), the iOS application utilizes Location Services (aka the GPS chip) as well as movement to track speed, distance, location, etc. Fine. So... Read more →

I am not planning on running down the street with the iPad in a giant arm band. But What if running on a treadmill, I could use it to track my run and watch videos on the large display. Even if you have to use the receiver like on the nano. I doubt this will work but just curies.

Has anybody tried this one with Snow Leopard on a Mac?