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- Fits ANY Running Shoe w/ laces, NEVER RELACE AGAIN!
- Easy Access Power/Preflight Button
- Built in Storage Space for Nike+ Receiver
- Comes in 5 Awesome Colors: Sapphire Blue, Ruby Red, Crystal Clear, White & Black
- This item is White
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Product Description
RunAway is the ultimate companion for your iPod Sport Kit! It\'s a shoe adapter and an orgainizer for your sport kit! RunAway works with any running shoes with shoelaces and it also stores your receiver too! Our RunAway is made of an ultra strong polycarbonate base and an ABS cap which safely protects your iPod Sports transmitter. With its compact duo tone design you\'ll be soon the most enviable person running. NIKE KIT NOT INCLUDED Ever wondered what to do with the Sports Kit Receiver after workout? RunAway is the worlds first organizer for both the sensor and the receiver designed for the iPod Sport Kit. You can easily tuck your receiver under the RunAway for convenient storage. Have some fun running and Tuck Away! With flight safety as an impeding public concern wireless devices are not really welcomed while you travel. RunAway allows you to refrain from digging into your shoe to disable your transmitter. Forgot to bring a pen to disable it? No problem RunAway features a finger friendly power button at the back of the unit so even the fattest finger can disable it with ease! As an added benefit you can also use this button to prolong the battery life of the sensor! RunAway features the easiest installation and de-installation experience offered in the market. With our unique twist and lock pivoting mechanism all you need to do is to slip it under your shoelaces twist the unit 45 degrees till you hear a click sound then you are ready for a great run! No need to mess with velcro straps or pouches requiring you to relace your shoes.
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RunAway TM is the ultimate companion for your iPod Sport Kit! It's a shoe adapter and an organizer. RunAwayTM works with any running shoes with shoelaces, and it also stores your receiver! Our RunAwayTM is made of an ultra strong polycarbonate base and an ABS cap which safely protects your iPod Sports transmitter. With its compact duo tone design, you'll be soon the most enviable person running in town! RunAwayTM features the easiest installation and de-installation experience offered in the market. With our unique twist and lock pivoting mechanism, all you need to do is to slip it under your shoelaces, twist the unit 45 degrees till you hear a click sound, then you are ready for a great run! No need to mess with velcro straps or pouches requiring you to untie or re-lace your shoes. Ever wondered what to do with the Sports Kit Receiver after workout? RunAwayTM is the worlds first organizer for both the sensor and the receiver designed for the iPod Sport Kit. You can easily tuck your receiver under the RunAwa
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Most Helpful Customer Reviews
43 of 43 people found the following review helpful
I have now lost 2 Nike+ sensors using this equipment. The 'lid' has now come off 2 of these RunAway things meaning myself and my wife now have to purchase new Nike+ kits. The RunAway is flawed in 2 major ways, the lids does not stay shut and with the sensor bumping against the cover it simply comes away AND the way in which the RunAway clips to your laces is just not secure enough with both of us suffering from it unclipping and starting to swivel.
Don't waste your fiver, get the pouch style or bring forward your new trainer purchase and get a pair of Nikes.
Such a shame.
Don't waste your fiver, get the pouch style or bring forward your new trainer purchase and get a pair of Nikes.
Such a shame.
23 of 23 people found the following review helpful
There are a couple of problems with this, firstly the button on the base - which switches the unit off - actually loosens the top, I nearly lost my precious Nike+. The second one is that the swivel fastening is not that crisp and it often swings open mid-workout.
A good idea, poorly executed.
A good idea, poorly executed.
23 of 23 people found the following review helpful
I just had my first few runs with the RunAway for iPod. I am currently very pleased with the concept. The installation of the iPod Sports kit sensor was very easy, the attachment onto my shoelaces went effortlessly.
Being an engineer, I do have some doubts about the design though... The attachment of the kit onto the shoelaces is done by rotating the upper part open, sliding the lower part under your laces and rotating the upper part close again. This catches the shoelaces between upper and lower part.
When worn, the rotation happens from the bottom up, against gravity. That means with every step, the closure system needs to take care of the acceleration of your foot touching the ground and gravity pull. If the rotation would have happened at the top side, rotating down, gravity and the acceleration would have actually helped to keep the RunAway attached to your shoe.
The other remark I have is the type of locking that is used. As far as I can see, it will be susceptible to wear and tear when opening it a lot.
As I have currently little experience (a few runs), these might be unnecessary worries. If I can confirm them however, I'll come back here to do so.
Cheers.
Being an engineer, I do have some doubts about the design though... The attachment of the kit onto the shoelaces is done by rotating the upper part open, sliding the lower part under your laces and rotating the upper part close again. This catches the shoelaces between upper and lower part.
When worn, the rotation happens from the bottom up, against gravity. That means with every step, the closure system needs to take care of the acceleration of your foot touching the ground and gravity pull. If the rotation would have happened at the top side, rotating down, gravity and the acceleration would have actually helped to keep the RunAway attached to your shoe.
The other remark I have is the type of locking that is used. As far as I can see, it will be susceptible to wear and tear when opening it a lot.
As I have currently little experience (a few runs), these might be unnecessary worries. If I can confirm them however, I'll come back here to do so.
Cheers.
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Most Recent Customer Reviews
Run Forest, run ............
A really usefull buy for those who have i-pod/i-phone devises. Easy to use, better than other solutions!!Phenomenon, one of it's kind!!!!
Published 8 months ago by Athanasios Voulgaridis
Brilliant product
I was amazed at the speed that the item was dispatched. less than 24 hours ! and excellent product. Thankyou
Published 13 months ago by daveypmedic
SwitchEasy RunAway for NIKE+ Ipod sensor
I love this little gadget easy to use. easily switchable between different pairs of running shoes. Also like the fact that you can keep the transmitter and the sensor unit... Read more
Published 14 months ago by Jalmo
Good for short distances but don't bother over 5km
I have had this product for a couple of years now and it cut it when i was only running irregularly and short distances. Read more
Published on 15 April 2010 by J. Loxton
Keep losing the sensor
Used it 4 times and lost my sensor twice. Had to retrace my steps to find it. Just purchased a pouch version.
Published on 5 Feb 2010 by Scully Bloke
Lost sensor, swivels on your laces
Agree with a good number of the other reviewers - this is a flawed concept. It had worked 'ok' in the maybe two dozen times I used it, apart from it ALWAYS swivel 'open' on the... Read more
Published on 25 Jan 2010 by Mr. G. D. Renfrew
Good product which does what you need it to
I own this Ipod sensor holder and have experienced absolutely no problems with it. I attached it at the bottom (toe end) of my trainers - it clipped in without an issue and has... Read more
Published on 12 May 2009 by Dags
Ordered from company
I can't actually review this product because I ordered from the company 2 months ago and still haven't received it nor has the company returned my emails. Read more
Published on 27 Jun 2007 by Jennifer Paisley
Better with a little thought...
I'm pretty happy with this product.
On my first run the unit did swivel open a couple of times. Seems like other users see the same problem. Read more
On my first run the unit did swivel open a couple of times. Seems like other users see the same problem. Read more
Published on 25 Jun 2007 by NRW35
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