Actually BEST FOR TRACK
930075
These are the ONLY Hot Wheels cars I have found that actually work on my son's crash track - every other car falls off, even the ones that say "Best for Track" on the package.  Worth the money to see him amazed!
3042624
I bought these shoes in december of this year.  Now I am a cross country and track athlete in college and I run  ALOT OF MILES.  With 60-70 miles a week these shoes have made it through 5 months, and I'm not done with them yet.  I have done tempos, sprints, long runs, easy runs, and close to half marathons with these and I have had no problems.  People who say their shoe ripped with in two weeks, are silly because of the fact its how you treat your shoes.  If you want a show that is comfortable, and last over 5 months of running easy or hard this is the shoe for you.  If you are not a competitive athlete like me then this shoe will probably last longer.
1309393
If you're like me, you've spent years purchasing countless headphones/earbuds designed for athletes only to be frustrated at how quickly they fail to meet your expectations. That was my life, until I found these headphones. I took a leap of faith in purchasing these b/c I was not sure they would work as advertised. What finally got me to make the purchase was the combination of Sennheiser (well known maker of headphones) and Adidas (well known designer of sport clothing/equipment).

These headphones are fantastic. I use them when I am running, lifting or just lounging around. For people who exercise casually to moderate athletes, these will be perfect. The "earfins" help keep the earbud in place when you are running and are surprisingly comfortable. I find myself adjusting the earbud on average once or twice during a 4 or 5 mile run, which is a significant improvement from anything else I've tried. The cable extension is perfect. I can make it shorter when I am using my iPod armband or longer when I plug into my computer. I also think the sound quality is really good with minimal distortion (disclaimer: I'm not an audio expert).

My only complaint with these headphones is that you can't buy the plastic earbuds separately if you lose them. Also, the noise from the chord bouncing is louder than I'd like, but I haven't seen any headphone that addresses this.
2868463
Because of the way you drap your hand on this trackball, it feels very familier and natural for mice users. But, unlike mice, this requires no side-to-side movements of the wrist and therefore, is SO MUCH BETTER on your hands, wrists and arms.
About five years ago, I was having all kinds of problems with my wrist. I looked up some info and picked up one of these. It was the best - and most inexpensive! - solution. Though it does have a slightl learning curve, it's really a lot less then you'd think. It's very comfortable and right away I noticed that my wrists never hurt anymore.
I used this trackball happily at both home and work for five years (it lasted that long as well before it finally started to wear out). This year, I decided to upgrade to the slightly more complex Cordless Optical Trackman, but the Marble Mouse is still a GREAT input device.
* It's small, doesn't take up desk space and doesn't require a mouse pad.
* It's optical, so the ball is lightweight and sails easily with the slightest touch of your fingers. (You can control with software the speed of the cursor if you don't want it to move quite as zippy as perhaps I like it to go).
* It's a very logical step up from a normal mouse and still gives the benefits of being ergonomic and comfortable.
* It's a great laptop addition since it can be used on a lap or other small surface without the problems of a mouse.
* It also has the benefit of being 100% right OR LEFT HAND usable. It's utterly neutral and can be used by either.
I've always liked Logitech's trackballs and find them to be far superior to other ones on the market. I prefer the finger-controlled ball rather then the thumb-controlled ball since the thumb one caused a LOT of fatigue and actual pain in my thumb. It wasn't nearly as natural as this one is. Try it, give it a few days and you'll wonder how you ever got by with a regular mouse.
895901
I recently started training for my first triathlon and treated myself to a TomTom Multi-Sport Cardio. I have not tried other training watches and have no reason to, this watch has worked flawlesly every time for run, bike and swim training. I am not a runner but the zone feature works really well (once you figure out how to read it), it is really heling me get better. The watch is really light and not as big as you would imagine. Bottom line... Love it!
523049
quick easy to set up runs at a perfect speed for track. You have to let off for a split second to keep them on the track. So a slightly slower car can win. Great track for the price.
3538795
I've tried all kinds of different earphones while running, trying to find a pair that don't fall out every 1/4 mile. Every pair i've tried has been confined to the junk drawer by God's gift to me of smaller ears. I bought these a month ago and am happy to say that the search is over. I run three miles a day and they haven't fallen out once in that month. They do feel a little uncomfortable the first time you put them on but that fades after about five minutes, especially when you realize that you haven't had to break stride once to put them back in. I would recommend this for all runners and especially for people with ears shaped differently than what i guess most peoples are.
4340496
I am a stats guy, someone who will pour over sports box scores to analyze the latest trends, who's hot and who's not, and compare versus history. So, when I was looking for a way to keep track of my running, this product came highly recommended.

I've been using it now for the last 2 weeks and I'm very satisfied. The watch is a little on the large side, but, to be quite honest, it's so lightweight that you don't even notice it while running. I actually enjoy the larger display as it can hold more information. This was a key factor in deciding to buy now or wait for the Forerunner 405, which looks more like an everyday watch, as opposed to a workout watch.

The stats it produces are remarkable. Heartrate (min/max/avg), pace, speed, elevation, weather conditions, and the ability to see a Google Earth flyover of your route are just a few items it tracks. It's fun to compare your results day-to-day and week-to-week to see improvement, as well as identify areas of weakness to improve your game.

I give it 4 stars instead of 5 because of the way it stores the stats on the computer. It comes with desktop software, but you only get very basic information and can't drill down very much. To really see the motherload, you must upload online to TrainingPeaks or MotionBased (Garmin owned site) with a free or subscription account. You can even make a RSS feed based on your runs. However, it doesn't let you upload runs done inside on the treadmill. The online software says this functionality will come at a later point. So the indoor runs can't be analyzed that well. Defeats my purpose of analyzing stats, but I guess it's encouragement to run more outside. There are alternatives to the desktop software, but one is only for the PC (SportTracks) and the one for the Mac (Ascent) I didn't really care for.

There are still many cool features on the watch I haven't tried yet like the ability to download courses, virtual partner (race against yourself with full display/alerts on how far ahead or behind you are), customizing the main display with the stats you want to track, and auto-stop (running outside, if you stop for a traffic light, the watch stops timing until you start again).

All-in-all, this was money well spent and a watch I recommend to all runners. Seeing your results on screen and steadily improving will give you positive reinforcement and encouragement to keep running... probably the most important reason of all.
484124
i got this to replace my Nike+ SportBand and it's a huge difference. i love the automatic stop function that stops the time when you come to a stop (helpful for running in the city where there are a lot of crosswalks). the virtual partner is great too in helping keep you at a specific pace. one of the best feature is after your run/workout on garmin connect. this web app let's you keep track of all of your workouts and even see mapped data for your routes along with all of the other information the watch was keeping track of. another great feature is the 3 screens of info, which can hold up to 4 different data sets each which are all fully customizable.

my only complaint is getting GPS lock in a major city with lots of buildings. i tried using it for a race i ran recently and simply could not get GPS-lock while waiting for the race to begin (outdoors) due to being surrounded by tall buildings. due to this it didn't keep my time for me and even though i started the time for some reason it thought it needed to stop the time to ask if i was indoors or if i had moved 100's of miles from where my last workout was. this was a disappointment because it didn't keep accurate race data (not even timing!) for the race i was running. i'm not sure if they've improved on this at all with the 400 series watches or the 310XT but it would be nice if there was some sort of fix for this.

at any rate, for the price of this watch, it is certainly well worth the money and i would recommend it to anybody that's into running or biking.
3068020
These things lasted me until my senior year in high school. I used to wear these things to my track meets all the time to get in the zone, and use them to tune out on airplanes and long car rides. The og beats headphones in my opinion for a tenth of the price! From listening to Veggie Tales to rocking out to my custom playlists this thing served me well.
3872913
As a competitive runner for over 13 years, these headphones are by far the best I've ever used. I tend to start sweating about 10 minutes into a run and headphones usually fall out or I'm constantly taking them in and out to wipe them off just so they stay in, but the iSport Victory headphones stay in the entire time! Not only that, but the sound is impeccable; they literally block out all outside noise. I definitely recommend these for runners and athletes alike.
8782
Bought these shoes specifically for racing in the Asics XTrail, a trail race which includes various conditions dirt, mud, streams, rocks, 854m summit then descent, etc. They performed perfectly in all conditions. My buddy was racing with Salomon XT Wings and in the steepest, muddiest climbs, my Speedcross would grip and stick where his foot would slide. Outstanding traction. Did not get wet until many miles and many puddles and mud holes, and even then stayed relatively dry. They did feel like they got a bit looser once wet and I could have stopped to tighten them up a bit. Not by much as I opted to keep racing and not stop with no problems, including a steep, fast and slippery descent. I experienced none of the inner soles problems mentioned by some, for which I was a bit aprehensive. My only worry would be for racing on hot days, for which I would recommend you do not buy the climashield (CS) but the regular Speedcross version, which I haven't tried. My feet stayed warm despite a start and summit below freezing. Perfect for Fall/Winter races. Also the lugs do wear a bit faster on asphalt, but then you should not be looking at Speedcross if you're looking for road racers. Very satisfied with my purchase.
1020278
Awesome.
Very accurate, way better than the cheapo stuff.
When you are a track rider and need accurate readings .  This is the bomb.  I keep it stored in a padded envelope to make sure it doesn't get messed up.
584203
My son says they fit well and really grip the track.  He is running a little faster now and has no complaints.
1673708
I believe that the 19's run a little small. I coach HS girls, and it is my belief that the Nimbus, because of the shock absorption in the forefoot area, is the best training shoe for track athletes. Plus great stability! Most of my girls ask their college coaches can the still workout and train in the Nimbus. They reluctantly let them do it. At track meet they have to wear the universities sponsored brand.
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I upgraded from the Forerunner 235, for the new running metrics that you can get, in the HRM-Run Bundle, and that the watch itself can "estimate" how far you swam indoors, also calculating SWOLF, and pace. I wouldn't really say it's an estimation, since I was counting laps, and it was spot on. It also links up to GPS much quicker than the 235 which was very helpful. The 235 could take me 10 minutes to link up, whereas it only takes a few seconds for the 735xt to link up. I'm still somewhat skeptical of wrist based HRM's, but it's still a useful training statistic, regardless of it's relative accuracy. I gave it four stars because of the Smart Notifications, which does not notify me when I'm getting a phone call, but still notifies me of other activity (Email, Facebook, etc.). Still an excellent training tool.
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I bought this two years ago and I thought I might as well write my review about it now. At this point, my pair has been with me throughout the entirety of two track seasons and they're in a good enough condition that I will be wearing it for two more seasons. As a hurdler, my coach has mentioned that mid distance spikes are a good choice and indeed this pair was everything I needed. It comes with a full set of spikes already installed and they were also fine (that color is nice though). I would recommend this pair to any hurdlers or mid distance runners.