Home > Consumer Reviews > Tuneband, Grantwood Technology's Armband, Silicone Skin, and Screen Protector for iPod Nano, 4th Generation, Compatible with Nike+iPod, CLEAR

I purchased two armbands. One for me (240 lb. big guy) and one for my normal size significant other. Both armbands fit great, don't slip and are very comfortable. Seller is great and price is very fair!!

This is exactly what I was looking for. A lightweight case and band to use with my iPod when running. I have a really skinny arm, and it's hard to find bands that fit it well. This one is perfect, because the whole thing is velcro, so you don't have only certain places where you can fasten it. I love it!

The only negative factor: with the skin on, the hold button is difficult to slide (at least for people who have short fingernails). The skin and armband are perfect otherwise.

The silicone cover was a little difficult to slip on the ipod, but once on it's pretty sturdy. The armband was good; I had no problem with it. The plastic film to place over the wheel and screen is horrible. First of all it is not pre-cut. There are only outlines of the wheel and screen suggesting where one is suppose to cut. That wasn't my problem though. I didn't like the fact the sticky part was real sensitive. I began to place the screen cover slightly off and when I went to gently remove it and try to redo the placement, it felt like it was stuck on there with super glue. When I finally removed the screen cover it was so wrinkled I could no longer use it. What was worse was that my ipod was covered in a sticky residue. I think I still have some on the screen which I haven't been able to remove. My suggestion is buy this for the armband and silicone case but look else where for a screen and wheel cover.

The skin is unobtrusive and form-fitting, but can sometimes get in the way of the earphone connection. This is a very minor problem, and once you notice it, it's easy to avoid. The armband is relatively comfortable. The only difficulty I run into is getting the iPod on and off the band. It is not difficult per se, but it feels like, if you're going to remove the band and re-insert it frequently, it will eventually rip the skin. Not a problem if you always leave it on the arm band, but I find that I'm removing it often. NOTE: after a month, I haven't noticed any visible wear on the skin where the band goes in and out. So maybe it is sturdy enough to take it over the long haul and this won't be a problem.