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anyone would advice good headphones for jogging ?

  • 21-08-2013 1:50pm
    #1
    Mar4ix
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    anyone would advice good headphones for jogging ? i am using apple ipod nano. original headphones with month or so for some reason went quiet , not that quiet but now backgraund( i mean sound other sound .. which around me) sounds goes through... i think that wasnt at the beginning.

    Did read online about few , but there is so mixed reviews , that no trust at all. might somebody has good experience for jogging/gym in ear headphones ?

    Thanks


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  • #2
    K.O.Kiki
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    Mar4ix wrote: »
    anyone would advice good headphones for jogging ? i am using apple ipod nano. original headphones with month or so for some reason went quiet , not that quiet but now backgraund( i mean sound other sound .. which around me) sounds goes through... i think that wasnt at the beginning.

    Did read online about few , but there is so mixed reviews , that no trust at all. might somebody has good experience for jogging/gym in ear headphones ?

    Thanks
    Sounds like a fitting issue- tried using foam/silicone covers?

    And are these the old earBUD (round) or earPOD (oval) ones?


  • #3
    WhiskeyGoblin
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    I've used Shure SE215s for gym/cycling. They offer amazing isolation and a brilliant sound!


  • #4
    docentore
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    Koss KSC-75, clip-on earphones. Small price (around €15 delivered from amazon), big sound.


  • #5
    Mar4ix
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    K.O.Kiki wrote: »
    Sounds like a fitting issue- tried using foam/silicone covers?

    And are these the old earBUD (round) or earPOD (oval) ones?

    Earpod oval ones mate. There were grand for beginning, but after a month or so , they dont isolates outer sound, and right side went quieter than left.


  • #6
    pleasant Co.
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    marko93 wrote: »
    I've used Shure SE215s for gym/cycling. They offer amazing isolation and a brilliant sound!

    That's what I use in the gym, they're great at what they're for (although I do have fitting issues with the right ear, that's down to my ear and shure's design as I have no such issue with the UM3x using the same foamies)


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  • #7
    boman
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    how about these one:
    http://www.headphone.com/brands/polk.php
    these headohones are for jogging and running

    read this article to know more:
    http://www.headphoneshifi.com/the-best-headphones-for-runing-jogging/


  • #8
    beauf
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    Meelec S6 cheap. I have the M6, not best sounding earphones but good for the gym.

    http://www.meelec.com/Sport_Fi_S6_p/ep-sfs6-rdbk-mee.htm


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