Best Fitness Tracker For Non Runners

Although the most expensive of the fitness tracker watches, it worth it for serious trackers. Highly recommend.

Best Non-Nikon fishes for the money. Using it on full frame D5 and D3s. Great fisheye 180* view. Sharp, great contrast, nice build quality. If you are like me and use a fisheye 10-20 shots or so during a wedding etc, get this one. Nice glass for the money... and less expensive that the Nikon brand one.

GREAT FOR NON-IS LENSES

The Shokz Open Run ear phones are a great accessory for runners.

Ear buds never fit in my ears. They were always falling out. This is a good option for me or other runners.

Great notebook. I use this as my gardening tracker so it holds up well.

I use this mostly for full lenght shots with fitness models

I got the Shokz as recommended by a few fellow runners and after the passing of Eliza Fletcher. They have been amazing so far! Hold charge amazingly (ran for 5 hours and the battery was still “high”). I thought they might bounce a little but nope!! And the sound is amazing even with the outside world still audible. I highly recommend them to any woman and outside runner.

I used the ground pod for the first time to take shots of trail runners at the top of a hill. Ball head, 50mm, and remote release worked well. Pre focus on a shot and hope you time it right! Tip - put an orange cone or disc next to your camera to avoid someone stepping on it. The pod worked well on the uneven ground.

I used this monopod in April 2011 at my daughter's 10K run and it really did come in handy with taking pictures of all the runners for over 4 hours. It is perfect for my height of 4'11 and also for my husband of 5'8. It is light weight and the quick release works fast.