Do you have to use the Nike shoe, or will this work with other running shoes (e.g., sacony, asics, etc.)?
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With what is in this box you do have to have a Nike+ shoe. You can buy a pouch separately that can work with any shoe.
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You can purchase a clip so you can use it with any shoe. That being said, I wouldn't recommend this product for anything except tracking your runs. Each time you stop, it has to be reset. It is not good for general activity tracking. I'd recommend a FitBit or something like that.
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This particular case holds the Nike sensor which isonly about an inch wide and maybe one and a half inches long and quite thin. It isn't the same as the watch. The Nike sensor will fit in a small pocket on some Nike brand shoes but if you are using any other brand you will need some type of case to attach it to the laces of your shoe for it to work properly. Have I answered your question adequately?
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From what I know about the app is that you need to Carry your phone with you when you run. With the watch you upload the data to Nike running. You can probably manually enter the data into your run keeper if you like that for tracking. But the bike website has a route map and such. I personally use the running2win app to track my mileage so it doesn't matter what type of gps watch I use when I run.
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It should sync with your phone no problem. Nike+ shoes have a built in pocket. Other shoed will work, but you will probably need a shoe wallet of some sort. It will track walking, but not like a pedometer.
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If you can I would recommend removing any insole that is a part of your shoes and replace them with these; depends on the shoes. I bought these to use in my Running shoes and had to remove the existing insoles before putting these in the shoes. That worked for me. Hope this helps!
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Well, I believe the Alluvial Joules sensor system for runners may be interesting for many of you. It is still under development and when finished will deliver much more then the Nike shoe sensor does...http://www.alluvialjoules.com
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Good questions! I don't see why you couldn't use them with a speciallised. As far as the shoes any will do, no special shoe needed. Hope this helps, happy riding!
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It works fine as long as you have the Nike+ app, it will connect to the sensor
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It works with both generations of iPod nanos. More at: http://podophile.com/nike-ipod-faq/
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Certainly. The only thing I've found I need to be careful of, is that compression hose that stretch tightly on the foot (which these do not on me) will develop holes from friction very quickly inside running shoes.
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It doesn't matter of your shoe size. You should be fine. Both me and my husband use it and he has big feet and I have small feet.
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No they will need a special shoe. The normal shoe is a lot wider then this pedal. If you are looking to just use normal sneakers some stores sell these clips that you shoe actuall fits in and that is what I had prior to these pedals. I will say that since I have converted to these, I wonder why I did not do this before, they make such a big difference.
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I have successfully implanted them into my Brooks Axiom 2 shoes. took the sole out, then placed the sensor in a good position near the rear of the shoe, and traced around the sensor with a pencil onto the insole. I then took an Exacto knife cut out the sensor tracing of the insole. There should be a bunch of rubber left. I then took a dremel (favorite tool) and carved out a slot for the sensor. It fits perfectly, and I can't even feel it, and best of all, I saved myself 100 bucks and foot pain. Nike makes horrible running shoes.
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I believe the heart rate monitor only syncs with the Nike+ watch and the Nike+ GPS watch requires a USB cord to hook up to a PC. By the way this is by far the best HR monitor I've owned & the GPS does a great job keeping track of pace and elevation for even 6+ hour cross country runs and bike rides. The Google maps of the workouts on Nike website has allowed me to find nearby trails I would have otherwise missed.
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Not automatically. The TomTom MySports Connect software that handles syncing for this watch allows you to upload to sites like RunKeeper and MapMyFitness automatically, for everything else, it also exports files for manual uploading. In particular, it exports the Garmin TCX file format which is somewhat universal. The real problem is that Nike+ is pretty much a closed system and doesn't allow you to upload activities from other devices - if you search around, though, you'll find that someone hacked up a web application that allows you to upload a Garmin TCX file into Nike+ - I have no idea if it works or how long Nike will let it work, but it seems like it's possible. Fundamentally, the problem is Nike+, not the watch. You can sync the watch with almost every other running app/site out there.
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Hello, Thank you for your interest in our Shoe Pouch! This accessory was originally designed to accommodate the Nike+ Sensor which has the following dimensions: 1-3/8" x 15/16" x 1/4" If your Garmin device has similar dimensions, it will work well. Please contact us if you have any other questions, thanks again! Regards, Grantwood Technology Customer Support
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I was able to, but i wear shoes quite loose. I dont think it would work with all shoes/sneaker types. Its very sturdy and rigid, toomuch so for my needs. Very well built.