mredskins
01-09-2010, 09:12 AM
Any suggestions on a good pair of headphones for the gym. Like to stay under $100.
Thanks!
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Headphonesmredskins 01-09-2010, 09:12 AM Any suggestions on a good pair of headphones for the gym. Like to stay under $100. Thanks! Chico23231 01-09-2010, 09:23 AM Bose headphones are $100 if you got the IPOD...they f*cking rock and I have no trouble keeping them in when running... MTK 01-09-2010, 10:01 AM I use these for the gym Review: Sennheiser LX70 Sport Flexible Stereo Headphones | iLounge (http://www.ilounge.com/index.php/reviews/entry/sennheiser-lx70-sport-flexible-stereo-headphones/) tryfuhl 01-19-2010, 11:15 PM Bose headphones are $100 if you got the IPOD...they f*cking rock and I have no trouble keeping them in when running... no highs, no lows... it's bose! head on over to AVForums.com Home (http://www.avforums.com) or Head-Fi.org: Headphones, iPod earphones, portable audio, MP3 players, high-end audio (http://www.head-fi.org/) tell them what you like.. budget, they'll give you some really good recommendations like for me I can't wear the in-ear style ones because of cauliflower ear MTK 01-19-2010, 11:45 PM Bose is really overpriced and not worth it. FRPLG 01-19-2010, 11:46 PM You're in for an experience on this. I spent probably an entire year searching for gym usable ear phones. Any over the ear models were totally out for obvious reasons. Relegated to the ear bud types I then went on a sojourn of something like 10 pairs. Between quality issues and ear comfort it was a major pain in the ass. In general the more expensive ones sounded great but had fit issues or were uncomfortable. I tried several...the Bose were sound superior but didn't work for running(fell out) and were surprisingly not the most comfortable. Sony's were a flop..they fell out a lot. Never tried the Senn's. Tried a few high end Phillips that sounded good and seemed good quality. But alas I had the same falling out issue. Then I decided to screw sound quality(hell I'm running half the time..the sound quality is going to be hard to appreciate anyways). That opened up the comfort and fit options. JVC makes an Air-cushion set that has like a spongy foam ear piece that never falls out and hasn't once hurt my ears. MY cat chewed the ear-piece up and I almost killed her. The sound is probably only slightly above average. Not bad(no tinnyness or flatness) but nothing special for sure. But functionally they are head and shoulders above. Head phones under $40 are going to all have quality issues, at least most likely. And being used in the gym they're gonna be used in an overly active way. I suspect anything more than a year out them will be a bonus. Long story short...depending on your ears it could be easy or hard to ind something that will work. FRPLG 01-19-2010, 11:49 PM Bose is really overpriced and not worth it. Yeah I tend to agree. They have several products that are simply amazing...the rest of their stuff rarely ranges above good but is priced as amazing. Head phones are a seriously individual thing. MTK 01-20-2010, 08:21 AM Yeah headphones are definitely an individual thing. Along with the Senns I also use a cheap pair of skull candy phones ($15) from Target for the gym and they're great. I agree about not getting too hung up on the sound. I just want something that's not going to fall out of my ears when I'm working out. mredskins 01-20-2010, 08:34 AM I decide to keep my comfy no good sounding Sony ones. It wraps around your ear, ear buds never have worked for me ever. Hog1 11-30-2011, 06:50 PM Any thoughts on Over the ear HP's for under $150? |
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