Features

• Connecting Cassette and Male-to-Male mini plug
• Two ways to directly connect iPod to your car
• Can be used directly with iPod or with DLO's TransPod FM

Features

• Injection Molded Translucent Silicone
• Best protection for your iPod
• Play-through design allows access to all of iPods controls while iPod is in the case
• Built-in Screen Protector
• Opening at bottom for iPod dock connector

Reviews (1)

Useless
This is the most expensive piece of hardware i've ever bought! so what, you get more songs, even when you already have room for 1,000. i only suggest this for extream music listeners. This is the shortes review ive ever written, and for one of the stupidest products. ... Read more

Amazon.com Product Description

Designed with the help of serious joggers, dog walkers, bike riders, snow boarders, mall walkers, and people who go to the gym a lot, Speck Products' iSport waist pack lets you enjoy your Apple iPod music player whenever and wherever you exercise. The iSport has been carefully designed to meet the rugged requirements of both long-distance runners and casual exercisers.The pack features a built-in safety light with an attention-getting flash pattern to heighten your visibility. A pair of zippered pouches provide easy storage for credit cards, money, ID, and keys, while its mesh backing helps you stay comfortable and dry. The pack fits all iPod music players, using molded foam construction to securely hold and protect your iPod.

What's in the Box
iSport waist pack, 2 AAA batteries, and a data sheet. ... Read more

Features

• Molded foam securely holds & protects your iPod
• Safety enhancing blinking light increases visibility
• Dual comparments for money, ID, and more
• Comes with two AAA batteries (to power blinker)
• Fits ALL iPod models (Orignal and New iPods)

Amazon.com Product Description

Speck Products' 3G SkinTight iPod skin protects a user's 3G iPod against dust, knocks, and scratches, letting users enjoy their favorite music while on the move. iPod skins are made of shock-absorbing, tear-resistant Kraton plastic, which is easy to apply and lasts for years. In addition, the bottom flap pivots open, so you can dock your iPod without removing it from the case. To apply, simply stretch the elastomer skin over your iPod from the skin's bottom opening or the scroll wheel cutout. The skin comes in a translucent lime color, though Speck Products also sells clear and cobalt blue skins, each of which fits the 10, 15, 20, 30, and 40 third-generation (3G) iPod models. ... Read more

Features

• Flexible iPod skin cover designed for 3G iPods
• Protects iPods from dust, knocks, and scratches
• Made of shock-absorbing, tear-resistant Kraton plastic
• Bottom flap pivots open for iPod docking
• Applies easily by stretching elastomer material from bottom opening

Features

• Complete kit for connecting iPod with dock connector and iPod mini to home stereo system
• Includes dock-connector-to-FireWire cable and Monster Cable mini-stereo-to-RCA cable
• Plugs into any home stereo receiver with empty audio input
• Comes with iPod dock and power adapter
• Not compatible with iPods with click wheels

Features

• ABS plastic provides maximum protection against dust, drops & knocks
• Flipping the door all the way open converts it to a stand
• Easy access to controls while iPod remains protected in the case
• Includes detachable belt clip
• Custom inserts allow the FlipStand to perfectly fit the 5, 10 & 20 GB models

Reviews (2)

Not for new ipods
This is for old iPods, it doesn't fit the new ones.

Tim Robertson MyMac.com Review
.....I love my iPod, but I am going crazy worrying about damaging the thing. Really, when you spend almost five hundred bucks for a little thing to play music on, you tend to be a bit over-protective. So one of the things I wanted to do was upgrade the 20GB iPod's case, something better than the cheap sleeve Apple ships with the unit.

Enter the FlipStand from Speck Products. This is a nice solution as both an iPod case, as well as a desktop stand. The case is all plastic, with a piece of clear plastic over the iPods display. The FlipStand completely protects the iPod in a somewhat durable plastic enclosure. There is a hole at the top of the unit so that you can slip the headphone jack in, and it is wide enough to support the volume control extension the 20GB-iPod ships with.

The top of the FlipStand folds open, so that you can slip the iPod down into the unit. It also flips back to reveal the FireWire port and the Hold button.

The first thing you notice is how the iPods control wheel is hidden behind the plastic, dark Grey door. This door actually flips around behind the iPod, turning the FlipStand into a stand for the iPod. A case and stand, all in one attractive solution! Once you move the Grey door, you have easy access to the spin-wheel of the iPod, as well as Menu, Forward, Back, and Play/Pause. Larger fingers, however, will find pushing the buttons a little more difficult while using the FlipStand, and the buttons run right up against them.

Also included with the FlipStand is a detachable plastic belt-clip, so that you can take your iPod with you more easily.

All in all, I like the concept and design of the FlipStand. It seems well built, and in the two weeks I have used it, I have had no problem at all. Getting the iPod out of the FlipStand is no quick task, though. At least my 20GB unit fits very snug in its new housing. This is a good thing, as you don't want the iPod to be able to slip out easily.

For thirty-five dollars, you will enjoy the FlipStand. And while I have a few more iPod cases coming for review, they will be hard pressed to make me give up using the FlipStand on a regular basis.

Pros: good protection, great concept. Blends with the style of the iPod well. Multi-functional as both a stand and a holder.

Cons: somewhat cheap construction. A full years use will probably result in something breaking on the FlipStand, either the top flip-top, or the Grey door. Plastic joints around the movable parts do not look too sturdy for long-term use.

MacMice Rating: 4 out of 5 ... Read more

Amazon.com Product Description

Featuring quality wallet-like leather construction and ports for easy access to all your essential iPod controls and the headphone and Firewire jacks, this sharp-looking case will help protect your valuable tunes for years to come. There's a plastic shield in front that protects the iPod screen from dirt, grease, and general wear and tear, and the case attaches to your belt, purse, or bike bag with a handy swivel clip. ... Read more

Features

• Features quality leather construction, offers a great fit, and allows easy access to song controls, headphone & FireWire jacks
• Integrated plastic shield protects the iPod screen
• Works with third generation (current model) iPods -10, 15, 20, 30 & 40GB
• Color -Black

Reviews (3)

Very Poor Protection
This is an expensive leather case (although it feels like cheap vinyl) that simply does a very poor job of protecting an expensive ipod, due to the open corners.

Marware is better
See those open corners? Sooner or later you are going to scratch up your iPod on those. If you want a quality leather case, check out the Marware CEO Classic. They make 2 sizes, one for each of the 3G dimensions, so you don't have a nightmare getting your 30Gig iPod out of the case you jammed it into, and your 10, 15, or 20 gig doesn't slop around. Also uses the Multidapt system, which allows you to switch to different types of clips, even a bike clip is available.

The corners of the CEO are open a tiny bit, but they should protect your iPod from all but the most bizarre of circumstances.

Good Case, but be Warned
I saw some of my friends with this case on their iPods and it seemed like a pretty good case, so I went and got it.

Slight problem: Notice how they say "Fits all iPod sizes"?
WRONG.
Apparently, the case is great for the 10, 15, and 20 GB iPods, however there's a slight drawback with the 40GB: IT DOESN'T FIT. On my first try, I had to jam my 40GB iPod in the case. Taking it out was a torture, however I was in the end successful.
So I'm seriously pissed off, and I ask myself why would someone sell a case saying it fits all sizes when it gets your 40GB iPod STUCK IN THE CASE!? I need not answer that question.

So I go ahead and use rubbing alcohol (alochol loosens leather, my friends) on the case for a day at regular intervals and finally my iPod fits TIGHTLY into the case. Taking it out is still a "dangerous" procedure.

Otherwise, if you're buying this case for an iPod of smaller size than a 40GB, there's only one drawback: you must remove your iPod out of it's case to put it in the dock. Besides this minor drawback, I really like the case: it's stylish, convenient and the seams are very tight and strong. Good case, except for the dock problem and the 40GB problem ... Read more