Has anyone tried it while running/jogging? How secure is it?
1593924
It's very secure but should not be a rigorious exercise. It is a good brand.
1593925
I have not found that it does well outside in windy situations. It doesn't feel that secure on my ear and I would be concerned that it would fall off if I were running or jogging.
1593926
It is secure, but I wouldn't recommend it. My husband constantly complained about the wind noise while running
1458337
I only used this device for TV. However, based on its size, shape and weight I doubt that it would stay in place while walking and I'd be surprised if it did while running.
335432
I don't use it for jogging, but I think you can. Look at this: http://www.burley.com/page_135
1716898
I typically clip the base to my tie or messenger bag strap when I'm commuting to/from work. I'm not sure it'd be good for jogging as it's not really comfortable to clip to you collar of shirt sleeve.
755603
I have not jogged with this unit. The way it is activated, I believe I would feel safe in doing so. If left in the carring case it should be OK.
323271
Yes. However it only worked a limited amount of times before it died. I think in my case I used it for running and it was not sweat proof.
15890
Yes, absolutely . in first instance when I' bought this armband was with the intention of protecting my device from water damage but definitely was a win win when I' star taking for jogging . Thanks
100822
I haven't had that problem at all. If anything, it is a bit inaccurate in the beginning of a run while my heart rate is just kicking in. After a few minutes at most, mine works well - as accurate as my Polar without the irritating strap.
1584184
Not to use while running. Maybe to carry. It is bulky and may be ok on a flat surface. Too big to carry in a purse but in a beach bag ok. Seemed to be ok not really cold slightly cooler than air temp with sponge wet. Not really used it much.
591524
The armband is pretty solid. It is about 2" wide with lots of velcro and holds firmly. The armband is actually more sturdy than the iphone holder (which is made of soft pliant rubber - and also works quite well.) I've had no problems with the armband on my long runs, and I run at a fairly brisk pace. The only minor negative that I've experienced is that the armband clasp might sometimes dig into your arm - but that's easily resolved by adjusting the clasp position.
2180470
I run about half a mile every other day and I used it for the 1st time. I had my ipod touch in my armband and used Jabra Sport but didn't experience any disconnected sound.
1322949
You can secure it as tight as possible with the strap. I'm sure it may move a little but that may also depend on what's in it. I can secure a notebook and iPad in it and run a 400m without it moving at All. (maybe even longer)?
741220
Should be OK for jogging as it is very light weight and small. Has a "hold" feature to keep in on stations. Just remember, weak signal stations may fade in and out.
1961059
I would think it would be OK to use as long as it's on tight enough. We obviously had our dog's on too loose because she wiggled out of it twice! It should be fine for running because it does seem to be sturdy too. I hope this helps, and if you have any other questions, let me know!!!!
741222
It would work great for jogging. Only remember that if your volume is turned up too high it might pose a safety risk because if you have to cross a street, for example, you might not hear a car approaching. Also, the headphones are pretty good.
1268542
It is secure but I am not a runner, so I'm not sure that it is that secure.
100819
It has worked pretty well for me, I have run with it at least 10 times and broken a sweat which did not affect it