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Griffin GB02700 Dash for iPod Nano 6th Generation – Black
Griffin GB02700 Dash for iPod Nano 6th Generation – Black
- Ultra-light debase armband
- Adjusts to sound blazonry up to 19-Inch in diameter
- Molded carbonate frame; your iPod nano’s instance locks in securely
- Easy admittance to intensity controls and headphone port.
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Anonymous
December 12, 2012 at 4:39 pm
Very good arm band.,
The quality and design of this product is great, is the perfect description of music while running. Very firm and nice finish. The only comment that I have is that suppose to fits arms up to 19″ and in fact is for 17″ instead. This small difference is not cool when you receive an slightly different item than the described. It will pinch the very last end of the band but it will work!!
|Anonymous
December 12, 2012 at 4:12 pm
My favorite iPod nano (6th generation) arm band,
I like using my iPod nano for my long runs (12 miles and over) because of the storage capacity. But finding a good armband has been more of a challenge. I have a waterproof H2O Audio Amphibx which I like for rainy days or when I know I’m going to sweat a lot, fearing reports I’ve read that the 6th generation nano is particularly sensitive to moisture. But the H20 unit is bulky and probably overkill on cooler days. I also have an AmphiPod ArmPod SmartView Microtune but which is actually a poor compromise: the screen is covered and protected from the elements but the backside of the nano is not fully sealed and will pick up sweat. The Griffin unit strikes a good balance for those days when it’s not raining: the face of the iPod nano is completely exposed, making controlling it much easier than with the H20 or the AmphiPod units, but the nano attaches to the band with a plastic clip which completely isolates the back of the nano from the user’s body. What I’ve discovered from that is that I can go for long runs in moderate temperatures (40 to 60 Fahrenheit) an not worry that the nano will get damaged from sweat. Obviously, this isn’t the armband to wear in the rain or when sweating very heavily (the H20 unit is the best for those occasions). But for most runs, this is a great band and certainly my favorite. I’ll add that I’ve never had the nano come loose from the clip, even on very fast or long runs.
|Jemami
December 12, 2012 at 3:23 pm
Perfect!,
When I got my ipod Nano (gen 6) I tried a variety of accessories for wearing it on my wrist, arm and even around my neck. This is by far the most practical of all I tried. The fit is comfortable, snug and secure on my upper arm. The Nano clips in and stays put. I highly recommend it.
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