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Available in 8 colors, Grantwood Technology's Tuneband ($20) is a combination of a silicone rubber iPod nano case with a Velcro and fabric armband and a "cut it yourself" film screen protector.

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If you'd prefer another option to clipping your second-generation iPod shuffle to a shirt or belt, Griffin's latest Tempo may be what you need: it's a simple, washable elastic band with a plastic clip that lets the shuffle slide in, recess, and slide off when you're ready.

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iMojo has announced its nano Sweats, a new armband for first and second generation iPod nanos. Made from stretch cotton terry-cloth and designed to be worn on the forearm, the nano Sweats feature a rubber iPod cradle, clear vinyl cover, and a cable management silicone cleat. The armbands come in black or white in 2-packs for $25. They’re available in a one-size fits most and XL for forearms larger than 12 inches in circumference.

Speck's latest sports armband is its most aggressively designed to date, featuring reflective stripes for runner safety, breathable mesh, and an adjustable Velcro band. The nano's screen is protected with clear plastic; its top, bottom, and Click Wheel are open. A version for 5G iPods is also available; both are sold only in a gray and white color combination.

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