Top 5 headphones for running

Don't buy anything buy the Senn/adidas headphones.

Adding on... What are the best wireless headphones for running?

Personally, when I run outside, I still want to be aware of my surroundings (read: traffic) so I don't go with over-ear or in-ear. I run with the Apple Earbuds that come with iPhone and those work great for me. I know other people complain that they fall out - I guess it all depends on your ear shape.

In terms of in ear and over ear, you can't go wrong with Beats. Especially for hip hop music. Also, they're basically they only headphones which don't let you look like a dork.

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Real runners don't wear headphones or earbuds when running.

Apple Guy wrote:

Personally, when I run outside, I still want to be aware of my surroundings (read: traffic) so I don't go with over-ear or in-ear. I run with the Apple Earbuds that come with iPhone and those work great for me. I know other people complain that they fall out - I guess it all depends on your ear shape.

In terms of in ear and over ear, you can't go wrong with Beats. Especially for hip hop music. Also, they're basically they only headphones which don't let you look like a dork.

Mine fall out for sure. I just keep my music low so I can hear what's going on and not damage my ears. I'm a musician/producer/mix engineer so I like to listen to stuff and learn while I'm running. It's good for me. I don't need them but I like it.

Troll detector service wrote:

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Real runners don't wear headphones or earbuds when running.

And that is written....where? If you're with your team, training partner or a group, yeah, its the general ROT to not wear buds. However, if you're running by yourself it's acceptable to wear buds no matter what your fitness level is. I've known/coached plenty of 'real' runners that occasionally like to listen to tunes on their runs. Ear buds do not a real runner make. Running fast makes a runner. Dingus.

I swear these are the best headphones for the money.

http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B003EM8008/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o06_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1

They have never fallen out on their own. They also sound really good. They also cost $7.

not a troll . . I have some $200 headphones but I really like these.

Troll detector service wrote:

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Real runners don't wear headphones or earbuds when running.

Please explain why ??

apple ear pods

hybrid in ear design means it stays when you are moving but can also let sound in, which is critical when running outside. I also use a little clip that keeps the cable from bouncing around

I use the Bose AE2w. I sweat a ton. Use them twice a day. No problem in over a year. I would never consider wired headphones again for working out.

Moby Dick wrote:

Don't buy anything buy the Senn/adidas headphones.

These are great. You can get them pretty cheap on eBay. I've had a pair for a couple years and they're still doing well.

I bought Yurbuds. I refuse to use wireless headphones since I refuse to take my cel phone on runs.The Yurbuds do not come out, no matter what, so they live up to their claims. They sound okay, not amazing, but good enough for running. They let just enough sound in so that they aren't dangerous.

Running2k wrote:

Hey guys, I've been thinking about buying a headphone for my runs. I found this article on twitter and seriously considered buying the JayBirds from the top of the list.

Here is the article:

http://www.runnersheadphone.com/blog/top-5-headphones-for-running/

Do you recommend those?

Not your bud wrote:

I refuse to use wireless headphones since I refuse to take my cel phone on runs.

You should get an Apple Watch. Even the cheaper Apple Watch Sports with high performance fluoroelastomer comes with bluetooth wireless music streaming and built in best of class iPod App.

second this. yurbuds def rnt the best sounding in the world but they do the job and do not fall out!

Not your bud wrote:

I bought Yurbuds. I refuse to use wireless headphones since I refuse to take my cel phone on runs.

The Yurbuds do not come out, no matter what, so they live up to their claims. They sound okay, not amazing, but good enough for running. They let just enough sound in so that they aren't dangerous.

Running2k wrote:

Hey guys, I've been thinking about buying a headphone for my runs. I found this article on twitter and seriously considered buying the JayBirds from the top of the list.

Here is the article:

http://www.runnersheadphone.com/blog/top-5-headphones-for-running/

Do you recommend those?

Just bought these SOUNDOT-BK for $60

http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00MGYQP52/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o00_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1

Rather than the link cited above, they were listed in a real magazine as a budget-friendly set for running.

Sound is good, battery life good, and most importantly they don't fall out.

I also refuse to bring a cell phone, but I have the music downloaded to my Android watch. Wireless headphones and a GPS Android wear watch.

No runner should be allowed to wear headphones, except on a treadmill.

You should not force other people to expend extra caution for their safety, just because you want to listen to music while running. I don't care about your safety, but I care about mine.

Earbuds are okay as long as you keep the volume down so that you can hear external sounds.[quote]PTO wrote:

Just Another LRC Idiot wrote:

No runner should be allowed to wear headphones, except on a treadmill.

You should not force other people to expend extra caution for their safety, just because you want to listen to music while running. I don't care about your safety, but I care about mine.

Earbuds are okay as long as you keep the volume down so that you can hear external sounds.[quote]PTO wrote:

Absolutely agree with this 100%. It's also why I think deaf people should not be permitted to run.

PTO wrote:

Troll detector service wrote:

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Real runners don't wear headphones or earbuds when running.

Please explain why ??

1. It's unsafe.

2. Running is in part about getting back to nature.

3. Runner's World supports listening to music/podcasts while running.

One of the Blutooth headphones for running I have used LG Tone Ultra (HBS-800). it have a around-the-neck design with good sound, nice design, and great battery life up to 15 hours for music. i think you should choose it. I will show you the web with very useful.

See link:

http://www.thebestearbuds.com/best-bluetooth-headphones-for-running/