Is there a place on the back where you can string an arm band through and use it that way?
1969470
The whole clip of the iPod and only the clip is exposed on the back. You can still clip to an armband. I don't know how well it would work during strenuous running or other exercise.
1969471
No. But there's a clip on the back of the shuffle that you can use to clip somewhere. It's still exposed even with the "monster" on it.
1969472
The back of Monster is open to the exact size of Shuffle clip, so the clip is fully accessible/functional. If you could use the clip for an arm band, then yes. That is the only possibility - no other openings.
987341
There are straps with Velco on the ends, so if as the top part is able to fit over the arm rest, ( think so), you can tighten down the straps then. So, it is one piece with only the plastic top portion and then the straps wrap around the arm.
584021
That is what I was looking for too. Unfortunately, I am unable to. However, I am a petite female so if you have a bigger forearm you might be able to make it work.
460313
I bought the same arm band and i put it in upside down and wore it withe the slit upwards. This way the phone won't fall out while exercicing.
1295069
You may be able to find an arm band that will hold this radio but it is a little bigger than your typical arm band radio and you may not be satisfied. If you intend to use it at the gym, you would probably be better off buying an arm band radio - Sony, Coby or something similar. You may have to decide between performance and size.
1505421
There are 2 belt loops on the back of the case that you could potentially attach a wriststrap. It might be a little unbalanced though.
2042705
i tried using the arm strap, doesn't work well, not sure about the wrist strap
763852
Yes, there is a bar across the back that we use to carry it. It would also be really easy to add a strap. I you do, use one of those sliding pads for your shoulder.
578540
I have never tried, that's an interesting idea. There is a cut out in the middle of it to go on the back of the neck, maybe it would allow it to be used upfront too.
1903771
Unfortunately not. There are holes drilled in the back and left side so that the arm sits on the left side.
371135
Good question. I have shorts that have a pocket watch and I slip it in there. It seems to me to be deficient on that point. I guess you could tie a string around it, securely, and place it around neck or attach to arm.
331436
Hi, Mitt I do not have the bands. They were a gift for my girlfriend. I can ask her. I reckon one way is to tie a knot in them. Watching the P90X videos, they do two things: stand farther away if you have the band attached to a doorway, etc., or if standing on the band to do curls, etc., adjust the amount of the loop on the floor under your foot. Someone said that you can pull the band through the handle and there is a round thing in the handle that will hold it. This does not quite make sense to me. As I recall, there is a thing in the end of the rubber band that holds it in place. I am so sorry that I do not have more info for you, Mitt. ron
785894
yes, there is a string type of wrist strap that you put on it that comes with it. It is not the kind of wrist strap that is the same as the material though.
1428974
Yes you can. There's an adjustable lash on the back as you can see on the bottom of this picture: http://i.ebayimg.com/00/s/MTAwMFg3NDY=/z/TscAAMXQ1d1TH8h1/$_35.JPG
1919730
You can remove the case from the armband, but it's not a clip mechanism. The case is soft rubber and the band threads through 2 slits in the back.
32997
The wrist band is plastic and it is not removable, you would have to cut it, you could thread a leather wrist band across the back through each loop for the band but then the heart rate monitor won't work or you could go to a leather worker and get them to sew on a band on each side for the band. But that would be a giant hassle.
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The band seems to have a good range of adjustment. I have a very small arm, there was plenty of room left, if you have a larger arm.