Best Headphones For Movement? Suggestions
 

I HATE headphones or ear buds but I need a pair of buds or something that will not fall out when I am moving around a lot, IE: at the gym, on a bike ride, etc, anything where my body is moving a lot. I am thinking the ones that actually go around the ear to hold in place might work?

They tend to hurt after 20 mins of wear as well so looking for your best recommendations please and thanks!

there's a good thead on this, I think juicy asked. search for headphones gym

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I like the LG Tone+

Get them at Amazon for around $45

Searching now. Thanks!!

You're welcome. You'll prolly get some good suggestions here but that one had a lot of good infos.

The ones I posted are best.

http://www.qtooth.com/wp-content/upl...eck-qtooth.png

Look Hi tec

Let me find it and bump it for you

https://gfy.com/showthread.php?t=1129945

Backbeat go2 or Jaybird ones are good too

I dig Yurbuds for running, biking, and general gym work-outs. The best part of them is that due to how they fit in your ear, you can still hear ambient noises. Particularly helpful if you're running/biking out on the street, or working out with friends. You can still listen to your music while having a conversation. They came recommended by a friend who uses them for marathon running. Their customer service is amazing, too!

For wraparounds, I've used the bluetooth Motorola wireless for working out. They always feel too heavy on the back of my head and after about 30 minutes start to bother my ears.

If decide to get buds, you can get a set of BudLoks to keep them in.

These look sick! I am really liking the idea of bluetooth and no wires. I think that is what makes them fall out the most anyways, the wires moving around.

nice, didn't know they made such a thing.

LG Tone in my opinion were terrible for running, they were so light and kept flopping around. I like these http://www.amazon.com/MEElectronics-...=meelectronics (not an affiliate link!)

you have to get the ones that curve around your ear.

http://www.pcmag.com/article2/0,2817,2413666,00.asp

whole article here

http://www.pcmag.com/article2/0,2817,2410143,00.asp