Gym runners or Gym bunnies

**n5gooner** · 22 October 2007, 14:38

iPod nano with the arm band, is good, very good. The only problem is the arm band can be a little tight, more so after doing weights.

**Bagpuss** · 22 October 2007, 14:39

I use an sony mp3 at the gym, it's so small it happily sits in your pocket. It's taken 1 hell of a battering and still works 2 years on

**PRC1964** · 22 October 2007, 14:40

The Zen Stone might be worth a look: http://uk.europe.creative.com/produc...&product=16424

I don't know if it's waterproof. Mrs PRC has one that she likes a lot.

**TheFaQQer** · 22 October 2007, 14:40

Sandisk Sansa e series are good - you need to buy an armband thingy separately, but it's a good un.

Not that I have ever taken one into a gym - last time I was in a gym, MP3s hadn't been invented...

**Zorba** · 22 October 2007, 14:41

Sony NWD-B105 is getting good reviews. Also, I like the in-ear kind of headphones for the treadmill - can't remember any good brands as I'm not a headphone psycho (some people spend hundreds on little earbuds).

**wendigo100** · 22 October 2007, 14:43

Fidelity 900 portable radio/cassette with twin integral 4 watt speakers, comes with comfy shoulder pad.

**TheFaQQer** · 22 October 2007, 14:45

Originally posted by Zorba View Post

Sony NWD-B105 is getting good reviews. Also, I like the in-ear kind of headphones for the treadmill - can't remember any good brands as I'm not a headphone psycho (some people spend hundreds on little earbuds).

Sennheiser are good. Don't bother with any noice cancelling ear bud ones, though, since they fall out if you move about much.

**realityhack** · 22 October 2007, 14:45

I use the shuffle with the clip thingy.

Small enough not to be obtrusive and can handle mp3s no prob - just import them into iTunes as mp3. so cheap I don't give a monkies if it rusts to bits.

**DBA_bloke** · 22 October 2007, 14:47

I simply hum my favourite tunes to myself. So cheap, too.

Gym runners or Gym bunnies