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Best Earbuds for running (Read 6457 times)

Chris T


    Thank you to those who recommended the Yurbuds.


    I got my pair in the mail today and ran in them tonight. The worked perfect for me, never had to give them a second thought.

    nulall


      I used to have the Sonys that mainesysadmin mentioned. A great cheap pair - not designed for exercise but they lasted me years.

      Then I moved on to the Sennheiser MX 75 that everyone is talking about. I love them, only problem is that there is no microphone (I listen to music on my phone, and would like to be able to answer the occasional call).


      Anyone have any good suggestions of earphones that would work well? The best I've found so far is the stock iPhone set, and they're only so-so.

      tommyguerro


        The best headphones for running are the Sennheiser MX85s for sure.  They are sweat proof, and they don't get yanked out of my ears when I jog.  I highly recommend them to runners. I got mine at Pod Buds

         

         

         

        xor


          Mine have gotten yanked out of my ears a few times.  Of course, I might have the wrong size pieces... and they give you no shortage of choices.

           

          Only headphones I know that require a webpage to teach you how to use them properly.

           

          (actually, I like mine just fine... and I bought them based on recommendations I read here.  I just think that in an effort to be customizable and get great fit, they are overly complicated.  Plus the uneven wires and the little plastic clippy thing which apparently is really damn useful)

           

          Emily W.


            Hands down, the best earbuds or iPod headphones for running are the new ZIPPEARZ sports ear buds. These ear buds are comfy - they come with 3 sizes of ear gel pads so they won’t fall out. There is also a detachable ear loop that fits over your ear, which means that you can actually run and get sweaty without worrying about your ear buds falling out. I have found that these jogging headphones are by far the sturdiest, most comfortable earbuds for running that deliver amazing sound. I cannot stand the feeling of damp, slippery headphones (ew!), and so far, these ZIPPEARZ sports ear buds have been the only sports headphones that actually stay in place while I jog.

             

            Hope this helps! I have discovered that anything that helps to pump me up for a run is a good thing. Music is my best motivator Smile

            Manuel.


              I only get away with the ones that actually push in your ear and have replaceable rubber ear buds which means you can pick the ones that suit your size. I found it surprisingly hard to find those in combination with "over the ear hooks". I did come across the Philips SHS8100/28 which for me fit perfectly and I managed to pick them up for only £15...

              LedLincoln


              not bad for mile 25

                Groupon today is offering Groove Hanger Bud Headphones by Skullcandy for $8.  I don't know whether they're any good for running or anything.  Cheap, though.  No linky, 'cause it's tagged for me.

                 

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                hector361


                  I got tired of the earbud wires getting caught on everything so I went with wireless earbuds. Sony makes some nice ones and they come with a bluetooth adapter if you don't have one on your phone. It's pretty easy to link up to your phone. here's a tutorial

                   

                  http://how-to-fix-earbuds.blogspot.com/2011/12/how-to-make-wireless-earbuds.html

                    Does anyone here wear the Sennheiser PMX680s with glasses? It'll be a while before I can go back to contacts, and I find that my glasses interfere quite a bit with some of these designs.

                    Marry Chen


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                      randomman123


                        i would suggest you to check these two guides to find best wireless earbuds these days, https://www.pollowers.com/best-wireless-earbuds/ and https://www.bestbuy.com/site/headphones/wireless-headphones/pcmcat331200050015.c?id=pcmcat331200050015

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