Would this keep the slack out between my iPod on my wrist &amp;my headphones? I need to be able to stretch my arm &amp; return w/o slack or excess pressure.
301505
I think it's too bulky for that. I like the idea but not sure it will work for that purpose.
1846938
that's what i use mine with - it works very well - it holds the ipod securely and the swivel can be tightened once you find the angle you like - and the clamp is plenty strong enough to handle the weight of the ipod - assuming your not attaching it to a baseball bat you are swinging, you'll be fine.
1573660
It could bend the frame if you pull too hard. The band has plenty of thrust so no need to stretch it behind your ear! Wear safety glasses to protect your eyes and good luck!
403475
I plugged it into my ipad where you plug in headphones. It just holds it so it won't get lost. T
1745193
I would advise you to not get this. My upper arm is average, and it still is too big. However, I use a wireless headset and can slip the iPod in my pocket and use the case without the armband.
94588
I wish I could help you on that. I had ordered the item, tried it on very briefly and because it wouldn't stay in place I returned it. It fell off my ears every time. I didn't pay attention to the length of the cord. Had I kept it I would have. Sorry.
2168450
It depends I have an Ipod that both the ear phone jack and the computer/power connect are on the bottom so what I have done is turned it upside down. A little inconvenient but it works if you are crafty it would not take much to open the slot a little larger it is plenty wide. The unit it self is quite heavy for its size and you are not going to bend it without some real brute force. This is all good, it has real good rubber stoppers on the bottom and it does not move with a simple touch it has to be more of a real push. To give you an idea of the weight you would not want this to be dropped on your toe as it will really do some harm. Hope this helps.
2043586
Yes it will but there not be much slack...might come out of ears if movement is involved. You'll need the extension if you put iPod/phone in your pocket.
1272223
The Ipod fits pretty snug... All you would have to do is turn the armband upside down, and it'd work for you. I've done it before while walking with my kids at the park (sometimes jogging) and It's never fallen out.
1625115
It will be much bigger than your ipod, but it should still work. There is a headphone jack in the pouch that you insert into your device before you seal the pouch. There is a second jack outside the pouch, by the arm band where you insert the headphones. Make sire you use the headphones that come with this pouch and not your usual ear buds or headphones. To make sure I knew how to seal it, I tested the ouch before using it in the pool, by putting in something about the same size as my ipod and wrapping it in paper towels. I submerged it for an hour and made sure the towels where still dry when I took it out. It will be much bigger than your ipod, but it should still work. There is a headphone jack in the pouch that you insert into your device before you seal the pouch. There is a second jack outside the pouch, by the arm band where you insert the headphones. Make sire you use the headphones that come with this pouch and not your usual ear buds or headphones. To make sure I knew how to seal it, I tested the ouch before using it in the pool, by putting in something about the same size as my ipod and wrapping it in paper towels. I submerged it for an hour and made sure the towels where still dry... » Read More It will be much bigger than your ipod, but it should still work. There is a headphone jack in the pouch that you insert into your device before you seal the pouch. There is a second jack outside the pouch, by the arm band where you insert the headphones. Make sire you use the headphones that come with this pouch and not your usual ear buds or headphones. To make sure I knew how to seal it, I tested the ouch before using it in the pool, by putting in something about the same size as my ipod and wrapping it in paper towels. I submerged it for an hour and made sure the towels where still dry when I took it out. « Show Less
1160006
Yes. I have placed my iPod earphones in there and it works fine. But, I have to say that I do wind up my ear buds, and secure them with a tie first. Hope this helps.
1944283
Yes, I can. I love mine, I really do. When I'm not exercising, I keep the rubber cover on my Ipod and only take of the strap thing. The only thing that don't work great is when I try to use my FM tuner with the cover still on. But that's a minor thing in my eyes. All the buttons still work great though.
1287714
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.
2131921
during the half marathon I just ran I saw people wearing the armband on their forearms and wrists. if your headphone cord is long enough that it's comfortable to wear on your wrist, you'll be fine!
2124568
I have no problem with the chord length. If I feel it is too long when I move my device closer to my head, perhaps on to my arm I tuck the excess under the device band or clip.
1836084
My problem with the earpiece is that it never feels secure in my ear -- if I walk with it in, it even falls out sometime. I have the smallest insert on the earpiece, but it doesn't help (note that I have the same problem with the standard iPod headphone) -- is there a solution for this?
460316
This arm band is open at the top. It isn't hard to get the phone in or out when it is loose. Strapping it to your arm puts enough tension on it to keep it secure. My wife's phone has the headphone jack on top so I knew there wouldn't be any issue connecting her headphones. If yours is on the bottom, there are three small holes on the bottom that may or may not line up with the jack. The material on the bottom is stretchy so it probably will, but I couldn't say for sure.