Can this be used for running?
2015999
I don't know why not. It's a loose fitting vest with a zip front - so I think it should stay in place just fine. I'm not sure about washing it though, seems like it might fall apart.
2016000
Honestly I use this for riding a motorcycle. it is light weight and breathes so if you get one that is form fitting it should work
2016001
I would assume so, but I haven't had a need to use the vest so I don't know how it would feel if I were working with it on.
2016002
Sure - it's lightweight but I never felt like it'd be too loose. Good range of motions and the whole thing is reflective so it'd keep you safe.
576728
Hello, I think this is really too heavy to run with. If you put it tight enough, it should stay, but once the velcro ages and wears down, it will not stay due to its weight.
68559
I'm not sure it's ideal for me when running. It could use bigger wheels that would help with that. It's not impossible but being 6ft it's on the border of being too short to run comfortably.
1550996
I also wear mine to sleep, but it is a snug fit and I do not see why you couldn't wear it for running. Kim
1047631
You can run while wearing it but the resulting video will reflect that that's what you're doing. I doubt the quality will be worth watching.
1013128
You can but made for weight lifting. Might not be very comfortable while running with belt. Hope this helps!
2058311
Yes. However, you would have to recharge the battery at least once every two weeks or so. Maybe even more often that that if you decide on using it to keep track of your runs. It does have a rechargeable battery, which is nice!
900903
I think you could, but I bet you would really regret it after a while, This thing fully loaded is pretty heavy and it is mostly supported on your shoulders which leave me in pain for hours after. I know I just need to get used it it more but its a choir. For running it is very hard since the stomach area is only supported by 2 straps and you would have to really tighten it down, maybe if you were peddling standing up it would be ok.
523930
Baby's not born yet, so have not tried. But it does not appear to be designed for running (it has small wheels).Hope that helps.
741222
It would work great for jogging. Only remember that if your volume is turned up too high it might pose a safety risk because if you have to cross a street, for example, you might not hear a car approaching. Also, the headphones are pretty good.
533407
Not really. It's good for walking on an incline but I'd look around for a better one. This one seems to be weak in the rear for running.
121210
No, I really wouldn't recommend this unit. Though it is small there are probably some better units out there to purchase. Have you tried a wireless device for jogging? Hope this helps
1757958
Only just now got around to seeing this! Man.No, these wouldn't be great for running. I mean, they're pretty lightweight, but they can fall off your ears relatively easily, especially with all the jostling. Earbuds are definitely better for that sort of thing.
1071023
yes absolutely.....It's strong enough to be over a room or two...ps - I wear it on my waist when I run. No issues! It's pretty much awesome!!!!
523929
Baby's not born yet, so have not tried. But it does not appear to be designed for running (it has small wheels). Hope that helps.
1059610
The square part is a little heavy. I don't think this is your best choice for running.
70929
I use it for running a few times a week. I personally don't have a problem with it. the weights are pretty easy to take out so you can adjust how much weight your running with. I haven't had an issue yet