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Dazzling Budclicks Earbud Accessories

GeekSugar — Mon, 12 Nov 2007 09:00:51 PST

If you haven't already splurged for some pink glitz n' glam earbuds, here's an inexpensive way to add some flair to your basic white earphones.

Budclicks are interchangeable rubber covers that easily snap-on and snap-off the outside of your earbuds-I think I tested them all out! From stars to purple pineapples and skull heads, there is quite the selection to choose from. My personal fave being the bedazzled flowers!

Budclicks range in price from $5 (for smaller designs) to $15 (for larger designs). A great stocking stuffer indeed.

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How to Ease Back Onto Your Bike

Heather Dale — Thu, 02 Jun 2011 02:09:50 PDT

Now that the weather is warming up, are you getting back into a sport that wasn't suited for colder days? My Memorial Day weekend activity of choice was biking, and let me tell you, it was good to get my biking muscles in motion again after such a long Winter!

But just like any other sport, it's not all sunshine and roses when you go from zero to full steam ahead . . . literally. I hopped on my bike and ended up going on the longest, steepest route. Needless to say I learned my lesson. Here are some primary annoyances (and lessons learned!) from my bicycling excursion this past weekend.

Pump it up: As soon as I hopped on my bike, I realized the tires were low in air since my bike hasn't moved in the past three to five months - fail. It's always good to have your own portable compact air pump. That way you aren't stuck having to find a gas station or bike shop. And if your bike is extra special, you'll have all the pump attachments you need when you want to go for a ride.
Get out your screwdriver: Without revealing too much of my bike flair, I have - ahem - some bells, and other accessories adorning my bike. As soon as I took off for my bike ride, everything started to move around and almost fell off! Note to self: quickly take a screwdriver to all of your bike's gear to make sure things are tightened up after sitting all Winter long.

Keep reading for more of my gripes!

Chic Accessories to Keep Your iPod in Place While Working Out

Heather Dale — Fri, 13 May 2011 11:22:13 PDT

Just like my earphones, I expect my gadgets and gizmos to stay in place while I work out, too. Because most people incorporate the use of an iPod during their fitness routines - whether that's a nano (fourth, fifth, or sixth gen), a shuffle, or even an iPod touch - we can all relate when it comes to keeping our iPods in a safe and secure spot while we work out. And there's no better time like springtime to invest in a hip and colorful new iPod accessory. I've rounded up a few of my faves that will keep your iPod in one spot and add some flair to your daily workouts as well!

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PopSugar — Tue, 22 Mar 2011 23:55:00 PDT

My Fave iPod Accessories For Runners

GeekSugar — Sun, 06 Sep 2009 07:03:17 PDT

I just love throwing on my runners and going for a nice long jog. I don't know if it's the wind in my hair or the rush of endorphins, there's just something great about being at one with nature while working up a sweat. Now I've already discussed some
great iPhone armbands to use while you're working out, but what about the stuff for your iPod? Gear like earphones, accessories, and stylin' armbands? Here are some of my suggestions for keeping your running experience as enjoyable as possible while rocking out to your favorite tracks.