Incase Sports Armband Pro for iPod nano
The Incase Sports Armband keeps your 5th-generation iPod nano secure and close at hand while you're running or working out. Its form-fitting design allows full access to controls and ports for uninterrupted playback of your favorite tunes.
- Washable neoprene design
- Reflective material for enhanced visibility
- Velcro adjustment for universal fit
- Clear plastic face shield for protection and easy access
Overview
Built from lightweight, washable neoprene, the adjustable Sports Armband from Incase offers unparalleled protection for your 5th-generation iPod nano during a workout.
One-size fits all
The heavy-duty Velcro adjustment provides a universal fit for your guaranteed comfort, while the clear cover offers convenient access to click wheel and screen while running or jogging—no need to interrupt your exercise regime.
Washable fabric
The reflective material gives enhanced visibility at night so you stay safe, and once you're done running, you can take your iPod out and wash the armband ready for the next jog. Plus there's a velcro tab to keep your headphone cable in place during your run.
Features
- Complete iPod nano protection
- Clear cover for access to screen and click wheel
- Form-fitting, washable neoprene
- Reflective material for enhanced visibility at night
- Velcro adjustment for universal fit
- Easy access to headphone jack, hold switch and dock connector
- Removable Velcro tab for cord management option
Did you notice?
Once you're done running, you can take your iPod nano out and wash the armband ready for the next jog or trip to the gym.
Apple recommends for...
Uninterrupted playback of your favorite tunes while running or at the gym—along with maximum protection for your sleek iPod nano.
What's in the box?
- Incase Sports Armband Pro for iPod nano (5th Gen.)
Warranty
One year (For details, please visit www.goincase.com/warranty.)
Mfr. Part No.: CL56231
This accessory is compatible with the following:
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iPod nano
5th generation (video camera) -
iPod nano
4th generation (video)
Most Useful Reviews
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Incase Sports Armband Pro for iPod nano
OK but not great...
Written by WC from FORT MYERS
Oct 22, 2009
I just bought the New Nano and purchased this armband because it was the only one available in the apple store for the 5th Gen. Nano. It does it job but after working out a few times with it I have noticed that it cuts off blood flow in my arm. Obviously I thought it was to tight at first but even after loosening it up the lack of elasticity in the band seems to be the cause. I have to use the arm band with the band very loose...and that leads to it sliding all over the place during a workout. Also, by no means am I a large person (5'7 and 165 lbs) but the armband seems small. I don't have "guns" and I would find it hard to believe that anyone with larger arms would never be able to use this band.
Summary: Ok but I am defiantly going to return this and grab something new when they finally give us a few more options. …More104 of 112 people found this useful
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Incase Sports Armband Pro for iPod nano
Incase
Written by JM from Kailua
Nov 9, 2009
Not happy with this case. If you sweat a lot it still gets onto the iPod. I am worried about damage to my iPod, I also very very had to adjust the volume through the thick plastic ipod cover. I bought this as it was the only one available for the 5th Generation. Would not buy again!! …More
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Incase Sports Armband Pro for iPod nano
Not good for muscular arms
Written by BP from Inglewood
Oct 25, 2009
If you have big biceps and triceps then this product is not suitable. I asked a few friends of mine to try it on who have normal sized arms and they complained that it was too tight and cuts off their circulation. …More
63 of 74 people found this useful
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Most Recent Reviews
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Incase Sports Armband Pro for iPod nano
I don't like it
Written by MZ from Los Angeles
Dec 15, 2009
I had this and ended up returning it back to the store. Each time I would use it to work out I had to make sure it did not fall off of my arm and that was killing my workout. My arms are 14.5 inc do to swimming and weight lifting. If you have skiny arms then this is the product for you. …More
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Incase Sports Armband Pro for iPod nano
same problem as you
Written by JL from santa fe
Dec 9, 2009
Like most folks who dont like this thing, ive found that when i tighten it enough to stay on my arm it cuts off circulation to my fingers, leaving them numb and slightly larger than normal feeling, perhaps like ive got sausages for fingers, or pickles for the vegetarians out there. When im doing curls my biceps, which are so huge that the case barely fits over them, undo the velcro due to the sheer force of my muscles girth enlarging in the contraction phase of the excercise. And speaking of the velcro, It seems barely strong enough to hold the thing on my arm, and as we all know velcro, like ring gaskets on ' 72 Camaros, gets worn out over - so Id hat to see how this thing performs after 100,000 miles and a drag race or two. So considering all that I'd have to give this product just two stars - meaning just enough functionality to function enough for me to not get totally angry, but barely does it's job, and definitely doesnt excel. I hope that the next one they come out with insn't so stupid. …More
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Incase Sports Armband Pro for iPod nano
This product is HORRIBLE - do not buy.
Written by JM from Charlotte
Dec 4, 2009
This product is HORRIBLE for at least 3 reasons. I am tall and of normal build. Tried to wear it while working out (have worn other iPods and MP3 players in armbands/cases while working out with no problems at all).
1) The strap is barely long enough to fit over my biceps (which is normal sized). The strap is not flexible, so it's loose when your arm is extended, tight when your arm is flexed. When doing a normal arm exercise (not even a biceps exercise), with a normal amount of weight, the very first time I tried to wear this, it popped right off my arm (literally).
2) This generation Nano is longer than previous ones. The case is even longer (longer than necessary). It barely even fit on my arm, length-wise, between my elbow and my shoulder (and my arms are somewhat longer than average). Also, it was so long that I had to try to wear it in only one position, otherwise I couldn't really even bend my arm (during the 1 minute it stayed on my arm to begin with).
3) The case has a thin opening at one end but none at the other, and is difficult to get in and out. Thus you can either have access to the earphone plug or the "lock" button, but not both. I actually "solved" this by creating a small hole in the bottom that allowed me to stick the earphone plug through it, allowing me access (sort of) to both ends. (Unfortunately, did this before testing the product out and can't return it now, if I could have to begin with.)
Do NOT buy this product. I wish I hadn't. …More20 of 21 people found this useful
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