Best true wireless headphones for running?

Former Member over 5 years ago

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volodp over 5 years ago +14 suggested

Aftershokz Aeropex
thejr over 5 years ago in reply to Otto-Destruct +5

I tried running with the 65t, but because they create a seal in my ears (which is a good thing to block out sound during a noisy commute) I find I cannot run with them. All I hear is my feet pounding the…
richard.van.oosterhout over 5 years ago +3

Also Aftershokz Aeropex for me! Nice and safe to also hear ambient sound of traffic and sounds of nature while listening to music!

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0 Patk over 5 years ago

Just bought the biofonnected hr+

You can buy them on phil maffetones website

They are great wireless and also connect as an external hr sensor (ear) to the f6x ...the validity of hr is awesome

0 Salty over 5 years ago

Sftershoz

0 Salty over 5 years ago

Aftershokz (sorry )

0 dslanter over 5 years ago

JLab JBuds Air Sport. I’ve tried a bunch and for the money, they can’t be beat. They are an in ear bud with a sport loop that goes around the outside of the ear and essentially “locks” the bud into the ear canal.

My main complaint with all previous earbuds was that they would not seal or in some cases fall out completely which, when your trail running or biking, is no bueno. Combine with a set of Comply memory foam earbud tips and the JBuds aren’t going anywhere.

Connecting to my Fenix 6 Titanium Sapphire was a breeze and while using the watch for music controls is a snap, I much prefer the ear bud controls which rely on single and multiple taps to control music, sound, and phone calls. With 40 hours of battery life and IP66 water resistance (sweat and a light rain) at $60 USD they are a great value.

0 LLafortune over 4 years ago in reply to thejr

Exactly... agreed with you totally... for me best Ive expérience since a year now with my Fenix6 Sapphire is the Plantronics back beat 3100... similar like the regular cheap Apple ones but with a clip that surround the hear. Very light and sound is good

0 Rayjeffr over 4 years ago

JBL reflect flow. 10 hrs battery life between charges. Comfy, waterproof, and inexpensive at 99$.

0 bsc1974 over 4 years ago

Another Aftershokz Aeropex user

0 johnble over 4 years ago

try edifier tws1

0 Eric K. over 4 years ago

Aftershokz Aeropex. Awesome headphones that maintain awareness of what's going on around you. If you just want to try bone conduction for less money, get some Aftershokz Trekz Airs used on eBay. They cost half of what the Aeropex do and sound nearly as good.

0 Former Member over 4 years ago in reply to volodp

Unfortunately my areoplex don’t link up, really disappointed, I read the AfterShokz air did at one point, but no longer... bummer because the areoplex are excellent in every way, any suggestions?.. have about