S9 and Running/Jogging.......Does it bounce around? How is this thing at the gym?
57090
No, they don't bounce. But they short out if they get wet from sweat, do don't run too hard!
1322948
Light jogging should be ok, and depending what you're carrying. Full out sprinting, I'd be certain everything inside won't bounce around.
1060219
I use it running and biking as well. It's actually pretty easy to remove the phone after you're done with the workout. I wouldn't recommend trying that while riding though. You can still access everything on the phone through the front screen but volume control can be difficult. Good luck!
950098
I jog on my treadmill and don't move the desk back. I'm not doing a hard run, but jogging. Works for me.
833229
yes, you can run - it can go pretty fast! I cannot keep up with the high speeds! it's awesome! I can walk, jog or run.
1391436
Handles much better jogging than my bumble ride! I have never had to lock the wheels, although I know that's recommended;-). I confess I even jog with the Joey seat on the front... Def not recommended by the manufacturer. Oops. Handles really well and is the only way to get out of the house with three babies.
68560
It's not really designed for running. The wheels are hard plastic, not rubber. It's more a jogging style look as opposed to function
592466
No I have not experience any problems using it in the gym. I actually love using it at the gym. I used it for Urbanathron which is a 11 miles race with obstacles. However, I would try not to use them so much at the gym. I don't want anything bad happen to them although accident can happen. It is a very expensive earphone. To answer your question again, I don't have any trouble using it in the gym or on a 11 miles race but I would be careful.
1257159
I run on the elliptical and arc trainer at planet fitness. They are secure, the rubber-like tips stay put even in sweaty conditions. I run pretty fast too. They are also extremely easy to clean.
1037253
Yes I believe it to be sturdy enough to jog. It's just a bit loud, like a "bang" with every step so just make sure you are on a sturdy floor or a basement.
63396
I wouldn't. It's a really small clip that has minimal grip. The Otterbox has a nicer belt clip that grabs the entire phone, but given the weight with the cases, neither one is particularly good for jogging. My solution was to buy the armband. It's a pain in the rump to constantly take it out of the case, but if you don't want it bouncing or flying off, it's your best bet. As a side note, if you are planning on taking it out of the case at all, use the Survivor case, as the skin will not stretch out and make the case worthless.
1476732
I don't use a case with my S4 Active, but if I did I doubt it would fit or at least not without a lot of stretching and working it into the case every time you use it. Me personally, I wouldn't want to spend that much effort before and especially after a run when I'm all sweaty.
1944281
I've had no issues with mine, the armband does what it advertises. I'd recommend it if you want it for working out or running. The side buttons all work when depressed too.
477055
We push our city select all over, hills included. It handles really well and feels like a smooth ride. I have not tried jogging with it as I have heard it is not ideal for jogging from a couple of girlfriends with the same stroller. We do walk fast with it with no trouble.
368654
I have found that there is not much elasticity to it. Now I primarily use it for running, not lifting, so I can't comment to how it would be for lifting. But I haven't found much give.
1420483
It seems a bit heavier than a previous jogging stroller I had. I never verified accuracy of that but it doesn't have the safety cord so this alone screams "not a jogging stroller". But I did take it on a 5k once and wouldn't do that again just because it's just harder. The wheels are also more like a dirt bike wheels than a cycling wheel so you'll have more resistance there too.
1571675
Yes, they work well for running. I've had the new S9 HD for 2 mths now and I run several times a week with no problems with reception or shorting from sweat. You can wear them on your hip (= very good reception (music and phone)with little to no covering or major obstruction)) or on your arm with an armband (best reception, music and phone). I've found they work VERY well for running.