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Urgh. This 'free' app is not at all free! I'm certainly not spending £150 on Lunar TR1's and the Sport Kit. It's too expensive for just one app! They need to let the sensors also work with these new apps!

Yeah, I got my new Nike+ shoes from an outlet store I live close to. They're £90 online. Got them for £31. The old Nike Training Club just stopped doing anything for me. I'm pretty sure it was designed for women in the first place. I just like the idea of having pro's on the exercise with you...

After doing some more research - looks like my new Nike+ shoes are not going to work with the Nike+ Training app with the normal Nike+ sensor. Apparently, the only thing which works with it are the Lunar TR1+ and Hyperdunk+. Of which, the Lunar version are no longer sold from Nike. This is...

Bought a new pair of Nike + trainers today. They are the type which have the 'cheaper' slot in just the left shoe. As forth, I'm going to be buying the Adapter for my iPod touch, and Sensor to go in the shoe. Does the sensor work with the Nike+ Training app too? Or is it just the running one...

Is it worth buying the newer recharable sensors but a normal pair of Nike + trainers? The ones with only one slot in the left shoe? Would it still work okay with Apps like Nike Training +?

Any help?

Apparently, the Nike Sensor is only one use, but the Sport Sensors are rechargable? Does anyone have any?

What's the difference between the Nike+ Sports Sensor, with Adapters and chargers - and the normal Red/White Nike+ Sensor?

Hello, I've recently been getting into the new Nike+ Apps for iOS. I downloaded the Nike+ Running app, and have really began to like it. I just used my normal iPod Touch 4th gen - and kept it in my pocket whilst running. Today, I found the new Nike+ Training App, after wanting to see if Nike...