Review on TuneBand Generation Premium Armband Protectors by Steve Hardy

I've tried just about every sport band made for the 7th gen iPod Nano and they all have design flaws that I absolutely cannot accept. Other straps I tried either had a ridiculous design (with access holes on the back of the case instead of the bottom where the nano's access holes are) or came with very short or non-stretch straps. I'm not a sports rat; I don't have massive biceps, but unfortunately most of the competition bracelets I've tried tended to circulate and they couldn't be worn over a running jacket. Before I found a Grantwood product, I was forced to make a hybrid headband from a case from one manufacturer and a headband from another (which was actually designed for the 6th gen Nano). Shortly after I started using this hybrid headband I stumbled across a Grantwood product, ordered one and found it to be without a doubt the best sports headband on the market. Period. The case holds the Nano securely and perfectly, with access holes in the right place (the bottom of the case that matches the headphone jack and charging port), and the armband is long enough for comfortable wearing and stretchy. This is exactly what I was looking for. In fact, I'm writing this review right after ordering my second bandage just to have a spare in case something happens to my first one. Pros: Rubberized body with well-placed access holes and excellent grip for the Nano. , and long enough to comfortably fit the average male bicep, even with a jacket. Cons: No key holder if that's important to you. I can definitely recommend this bandage. Once again I looked through almost 10 armbands before I found Grantwood and in my opinion there isn't really a comparison; it is the best on the market.