Best exercise head phones?
im currently using a pair of sony MDR-J10 for when i go running. i picked them up at the local radio shack for 14 bucks.
is there any better ones for exercise under $50? i just got my nano, and i figured if im going to use it to run with, i shoud compliment it with some nice head phones.
thanks for any advice.
# 1 Re: Best exercise head phones?
Are you looking for the In-Ear variety or do you just not care? Don't get Fontopia if you want something really rugged for running. I suggest
Sony MDR-G57G S2 Sports Street Style Headphones
Look for those on Amazon, and see if you like them. They're pretty cheap too.
OR
Sony MDR-A35G S2 Sports Headphones...Take a look for those on Amazon. They fold up, so you can just put them in your pocket real easy, they're really cheap, rugged, and they stay in your ear...
I'm suggesting these because they're nice to run and exersise with. While not having the MOST excellent of sound quality, they are really really nice for their price.
# 2 Re: Best exercise head phones?
for the price, and from what other people have stated about them the MDR-A35G S2 seem like winners......just ordered them.
i need something, because the ones im using now are starting to bother me. they are about the same price too, so i hope these will be better. thanks for the suggestion!
if anyone else still want to add anything here, please do. $15 isnt much, so if there are other ones out there, please do let me know.
thanks mustremember.
# 3 Re: Best exercise head phones?
well the sennheiser pmx100s just got out and i hear they are sold in the UK and the store ships to the US... so you could try those the store is www.advancedmp3players.co.uk
Bellor at 2007-11-15 15:23:26 >
# 4 Re: Best exercise head phones?
I also recommend the Sony MDR-A35G. I use these with my Shuffle and they work great. I like the foldable design and they are designed to be used with sports and working out (eg. they draw water out of the ear as well as the earpieces are water-resistant). Also, if you end up doing any weight lifting such as using a bench for chest excercises or abs, they don't get in your way by pressing up on you neck. Def a plus
