Cheers I’m going to look into it
There is a version with Bluetooth , I bought my wife one & BT was rubbish
I use wired headphones
Might interest some here, New Yorker writer Hua Hsu talks about getting into runnning and why he doesn’t listen to music on his runs.
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I hardly run as much as a few years ago ( medium length boring story) but when I did I often thought about no music / sound of nature / not getting run over
But someone on mixcloud recreating Sasha doing Whitney over Leftfield did make me go faster
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Currently doing about 30kms a week, nearly all of it at easy heart rate, with maybe one run a week where I push it. Often to a podcast (if motivation is lacking and I just need some distraction to get out and get some kms done), but in my better moments I don’t listen to anything (be in nature and get some head space).
When I did run to music, this was my favourite track though, 120 BPM as written on the label 
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That’s funny. One of my go-to mixes for running used to be the J.Period March 9th mixtape.
It’s a brilliant mix. It uses loads of Biggie’s tracks, guest verses and freestyles over other productions. I absolutely hammered it when it came out and have listened to it far more than any of his albums.
It’s ’name your price’ on bandcamp.
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I like running to live sets recorded at parties. If they are good enough to dance all night to, it works for running!
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I’ve got one of those recordings from last weekend. All 8 hours of it. Would be useful if I ever take up ultra-marathons.
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Or 8 training sessions…
I had a blast running to this BZ/Wax’o Paradiso recording a few days ago.
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You run for 3 hours? 
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Ahahaha, not quite yet. I only got about 45 mins into this one
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Anyone tried this?
My brother just told me about it.
Will give it a go.