Dave picked up his Nike+ gear nearly three and a half years ago, and has since moved on to check out Runkeeper (a favorite of buddy Kevin Tofel), and, most recently at CES, the Adidas miCoach hardware. However, if you don’t have a GPS-enabled phone, and want to tread lightly into the world of workout tracking, you can’t beat the Nike+ iPod sensor. And if you’ve got a loved one with a predilection for outdoor runs, the $19 Valentine-Red accessory is an easy purchase. ($29 for the full sport kit if you don’t have a qualifying iPod/iPhone) I picked one up for my hubby this Valentine’s Day. You’ve still got time to run out to an Apple store and get yours.
Hallmark thanks you for the support. ;) The Nike+ is dead simple and surprisingly accurate. However, along with Runkeeper, I don’t like the idea of running with my iPhone. But when I had a iPod nano the pod was pretty damn good. Just wish the Nike+ website also allowed me to manually enter weight. (There are some other, more powerful sites/software you can import the Nike+ data into.)