Using your new Nike+ SportWatch GPS powered by TomTom. It's just plain cool. -The watch is BiG. Not heavy, but big. I guess it is a man's world. I would love to ...
I have no accuracy nor fog problems. BUT--I am now on my third watch (note
that I only paid for the first one). Watch 1- the USB connection failed. It
was past the one year warranty but Nike replaced it without hesitation or a
fight. Watch 2- the screen blanked. I could still hear the beeping but
there was no display. Again, replaced free. I purchased my watch from Nike
online. perhaps this is why they have been accommodating. It is a bit
unsettling that each watch has last only around a year.
My wrist measures 14.5 cm. I wear a sweat band under the watch-and probably
would do so even if fit was not an issue. The face of the watch does not
bend and that is where the fit becomes problematic for me. Have you seen
the white? It's sooo cool. I guess two watches wouldn't be sensible. shoot.
@Jaime Breinbauer The foot pod will "assist" the watch in position tracking
when the signal is weak (or covered in heavy woods) and also will allow you
to track your treadmill runs. (ps...The pod calibrates via the gps si you
will need to use it a few times outdoors before running indoors.)
@MartinArku well, you would save money. to use nike+ with your nano, you
would need to buy the shoe sensor. I am not sure your nano would also use
gps. if it used only the sensor you would sacrifice accuracy. perhaps you
could try with your nano before the larger investment.
Nice video. If you've used Garmins before it would be interesting to hear
you discuss the key differences. I'm also very curious about the sturdiness
of the Nike+...that built-in USB just looks like it could cause problems.
Does it seem very solid?
I would not recommend putting anything under your orthotics. Put velcro on
the back of the pod and velcro it to the fron of your shoe, you also can
place it under your laces, with your foot in the shoe it will not move.
Under the orthotics, never!
Nice video ... been using my GPS watch for little over week and am very
satisfied . Was wondering if your GPS has trouble picking up a signal on
cloudy days . PS .. my dog is identical to the one in the video , My dog is
a 'cur' .
@homenetworkadvisor Occasionally the GPS loses the signal, in the woods
perhaps. The footpod along with the GPS are designed to work together
increasing the accuracy.
@donmacauley On two or three occasions it took longer to pick up the
signal. Not sure why...but was patient and it worked. I don't recall it
being cloudy, but maybe.
I'm looking to buy this watch but I'm not sure if it'll fit me. My wrist
size is 15cm if I measured correctly would it fit? What is your wrist
measurement?
I wonder why do you need a foot pod, when you hace GPS on the watch...
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Como runner recomiendo utilizar los dispositivos mas modernos, como
smartphones con GPS. Personalmente utilizo el Sony Xperia Activa, es
preciso para corredores, ya que con exactitud podrás conocer la ruta que se
recorrió, las calorias, la altitud del terreno, el kilometraje, y otros
datos muy interesantes. Para android, recomiendo StravaRun y StravaCycling,
el último, ideal para ciclistas ruteros, he usado los dos para registrar
mis entrenos, y son muy buenos. Saludos
Publicidad engañosa, ese sportwatch está hecho exclusivamente para
corredores. mvent2009, para bicicletas, busca algunos de Garmin. Este reloj
NO TE SIRVE PARA BICICLETA, el boton que está en el sensor blanco funciona
por presion, por eso, se coloca en la zapatilla. Cada vez que pisas,
mediante tu peso corporal, la velocidad entre cada paso y la presión que se
ejerce, le permiten hacer los calculos de distancia, ritmo y calorias. Y no
es un telefono. Saludos.
los mismo fabricantes del sensor de nike, aconsejan poner el sensor entre
las agujetas de los tenis cuando tienes tenis de otras marcas (cualquier
otros, que no sean los de nike+), por lo tanto no funcionan a presión. El
valor de tu peso se da de alta en el software que se abre al conectar tu
sportwatch al ordenador, los resultados que obtienes con el sensor son la
velocidad con la que corres.
Y el NikeSportband no funciona sin el sensor, ya que existe una conección
inalámbrica entre el sensor y el reloj que permite los calculos. El
sportband NO SIRVE PARA BICICLETAS, quizás te marcará datos, pero nunca se
acercará a la exactitud que cualquier deportista que se precie de serlo
necesita. Ahora, si quieres lucir la marca, usalo, pero nunca tendrás datos
exactos.
amigo yo tengo un par de zapatillas lunar forever 2 y no trae para colocar
el sensor, tu sabes si este lo trae ya integrado ya que tiene el dibujo del
nike+ y ademas desde la zuela se ve la forma del podometro, espero tus
comentarios sldos
una pregunta, mm, el podometro o el aparato no se bien como se llama el que
va en la suela del tennis, mm ese: se le descarga la bateria o algo por el
estilo?? ok graxx espero tu respuesta, saludos! tony tu amigo xdxddxdxd
yo lo tengo y para mi tiene un gran error en el diseño y esque la pantalla
esta a la misma distancia de los borde a los dos dias de uso se me rallo
para un reloj tan caro un error muy grande
Hola cual es la diferencia el Nike sport+watch Gps entre el Relog azul con
el verde lo digo q el precios q el Relog azul es menos costoso q el relog
verde o amarillo o banco
holaaaaa !! Porfa quiero saber si marca los kilometros en si en el reloj???
OJALAAA ALGUIEN ME RESPONDA !! O SOLO LOS PUEDO VER EN EL PROGRAMA¡????
AYUDAA PLEAS!!!
o por defecto al sincronizar el gps con el sensor, te marca automanicamente
la distancia
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Hello thanks for the video, have just put a link to it on my site - my
Youtube channel RobertAfrica shows site information, and deals with state
of the art running/multisport watches and other gadgets (the main site
refers to African development). You should review the watch much more
extensively with screen shots in a sequel to this -we can't see the watch!
Re shaq3334's enquiry below, the watch comes with a footpod but you buy the
heartrate belt separately, in the UK this is GBP59.50.
@dnoplos Not 100% true. If you are running in complete open sky with no
clouds, trees, or buildings to potentially disrupt the gps signal, then you
are correct--you do not need the sensor. In my initial outdoor test runs I
did turn off the sensor and had problems. Per conversations with Nike
support, I learned that the sensor "steps in" during instances where the
GPS loses a signal for whatever reason. The gps and sensor work together to
ensure the best accuracy possible.
@txhornsports Using both the shoe sensor along with the gps is supposed to
correct for any loss of gps signal. My shoe sensor alone (ie on a
treadmill) worked much better with the nike+ shoes. In my others it was
waaay off.
Nice video, maybe you also use endomondo? You can also use this watch with
it I think, and you can track all your workouts and distances with it and
see all the statistics of your progress on the website. Just a tip.
I am not an avid runner yet. I am a Junior in college and in the past year
I've gotten really into working out. I am wanting to start running. Would
this be a good product for a beginning runner?
@Gear7even Absolutely. I think some of the other devices are almost too
indepth. Nike has now added average pace to the watch which is a great
feature.
@Gear7even Absolutely. I think some of the other devices are almost too
indepth. Nike has now added average pace to the watch which is a great
feature.