Would this keep the slack out between my iPod on my wrist &my headphones? I need to be able to stretch my arm & return w/o slack or excess pressure.
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I think it's too bulky for that. I like the idea but not sure it will work for that purpose.
301506
No it is not that responsive it is more meant to hold the cables until needed. Not to extend and return repeatedly
2075226
If you find the armband is too big. Give HandStands a call. They have smaller ones that might work better for you.
2132800
It should you can draw it pretty tight. I have a friend who is probably about the same size as you and uses a similar armband that works ok for her. Some people have been know to add padding to make the arm thicker.
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Hi Jonathan, I just tried since I don't use the jack (iphone 5), if straight definitely blocks the jack entrance, so you can move the left arm slightly to the left or the right so it gives support whit out getting the middle, or you can use just the right arm, since is already adjusted with the pads.
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Hi, I own a 30gb classic ipod and it fits mine perfectly. It does not move around in the case at all. This is in my opinion the best arm band on the market. Ive had mine for nearly a year and have beat it up quite a bit and it still holds my ipod just as well as the first use. The velcro on the arm band has held up exceptionally well too. Def a great product.
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Yeah, you just click (the up/down buttons) repeatedly and it seems to change the volume. My iPod doesn't register the change (I checked the screen) but the volume did change. I use them for running so it was necessary that I don't have to take he device out of the sleeve on my arm.
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Hi Harold, I've never done anything really strenuous with the headphones on. I wear a size 7 1/2 size hat and they are snug, but not to tight. Hope that helps.
1022021
I can't tell from your question and other people's answers if you are asking if this will itself deform over time or if this will cause the headphone to bend. If you are asking about the latter, answer is now since you would just rest your headphone on top. There's nothing forcing down the headphone to take the shape of the holder. Unless your headphone has an extremely small radius headband that is
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I don't see why not. The side "clamps" open up pretty wide, far wider than my droids or iPods that I've used, and there's nothing clamping the device from the top so any additional length would just run out the top. It has an elastic band that stretches across the device which can obviously stretch to accommodate different sized devices. I'd say go for it.
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No, you should use the extender. The case extends below the bottom of the phone and the channel for the headphone jack to go in is narrower than the original iPhone headphone jack. I guess you could force it, but it seemed like a really tight fit to me and it would be hard to get it out.
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I haven't tried working out with them yet and I didn't think about heaviness before you asked this question, but I would say there's definitely a difference between them and say, ipod headphones. I don't think it would be to the degree that it would be bothersome though.
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if your ipod has a protective case, you would have to take that case off and slide the ipod in the armband. it is a bit hard to get it all the the way in whilst on your upper arm. but other thatn that it work perfect and i love it. for the price and the purpose to me its worth it.
709311
I put something behind it to keep pressure forward and it worked just fine. I never had a problem with the old Ipod but the new one that you have to use the adapter caused me to do this.
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You have a little over 1/16 of an inch around the inlet for headphones. It is soft rubber in that section as well for further movement if needed. Hope that helps.
2135833
That's a good question because I've had that with other cases too. Not this one. The input is cut out large enough to easily connect headphones. I use the Apple iPhones and there is a little space all around the connection once it is plugged in. I really think this is a terrific case.
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You can not reduce the clamping pressure. The clamping pressure is very low out of the box because the headphones are very light. Headband sides are made from metal. Only the very top soft part has very flexible plastic inside with cushion around it.
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Pretty small... but depending how small your arms are (are they wider than an iPhone?) it may not be really comfortable. I think you could get it to adjust for arms as small as about 6" in circumfrance. Which is around the size of my wrist. Have worn this securely on my forarm and could have slid it down to my wrist and tighten it up there as well.