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Nike+ Trainers for the Ipod
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Where can I buy these trainers!!?? Can't seem to see them anywhere apart from Ebay international sellers! I've just bought an Ipod touch and wanted to get the Nike sports kit to go with it but can't find the trainers {compatible ones} that you need? Can anyone help or advise? Thank-you
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.You don't state if you're a guy or a girl, but JJB Sports do a wide range of Nike+ running shoes, compatible with the ipod nano.
There's the Vomero, Pegasus+25 and Structure Triax range in both mens and womens styles. It's set to expand this year to include the Alaris range (which was a more basic running shoe). Any of the Nike shoes that have a + logo is compatible.
Give your local store a ring and speak to someone in the Footwear department, they'll be able to give you some good advice.
Yes, I do work for JJB Sports.
There's the Vomero, Pegasus+25 and Structure Triax range in both mens and womens styles. It's set to expand this year to include the Alaris range (which was a more basic running shoe). Any of the Nike shoes that have a + logo is compatible.
Give your local store a ring and speak to someone in the Footwear department, they'll be able to give you some good advice.
Yes, I do work for JJB Sports.
According to Wikipedia, the second generation ipod touch is compatible with the Nike+ technology without the need for an additional receiver...
http://www.jjbsports.com/running-accessories/n ike--ipod-sensor-and-receiver/prod_117273.aspx
The sensor fits into the left hand shoe and the receiver fits to the bottom of your ipod nano (I know you say you've got a Touch), so, you'll have to check what generation your Touch is and if it'll work with the sensor.
You might need the Nano though, unfortunately.
http://www.jjbsports.com/running-accessories/n ike--ipod-sensor-and-receiver/prod_117273.aspx
The sensor fits into the left hand shoe and the receiver fits to the bottom of your ipod nano (I know you say you've got a Touch), so, you'll have to check what generation your Touch is and if it'll work with the sensor.
You might need the Nano though, unfortunately.
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