Inside, you’ll find precisely one item: The footpod. It does have a peekaboo window though, so you can at least validate someone didn’t steal your candy: Trust me, the massively oversized box certainly takes care of that. When it comes to getting things unboxed, you won’t have to worry about the footpod being damaged in transit. While this will be an in-depth review, at the same time I’m trying to keep in mind that it’s just a footpod, so I’ll keep things as brief as possible while still covering all the details. With that, let’s dive into my thoughts on it. After all, since it complied with Bluetooth Smart device profiles for footpods, it’d really work with any app that supports Bluetooth Smart footpods – even Polar’s app. The initial goal was for use within my Adidas Smart Run GPS review, but I quickly realized the appeal would actually be much larger than that. So when Adidas quietly listed for sale their new Adidas miCoach SPEED_CELL Bluetooth Smart footpod, I ordered one up and decided to give it a shot. Like Polar’s past footpods, it is approximately the size of a Twinkie on your shoe – a rarity in the days of penny sized footpods. Or more specifically, it’s was flippin’ huge. However, while it technically worked just fine, it lacked one thing: Elegance. It’s been about 8 months since the first Bluetooth Smart footpod popped out into the market, introduced by Polar shortly after the release of their Polar Beat app.
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