This is for a child that has to carry them in her backpack, are they kid proof?
193635
It comes with a soft bag, but I would look for a hard case. Probably not good to packin a backpack.
193636
Probably. I've never tested to see how sturdy they are, but the materials are thick, and they seem pretty durable. As long as they don't get crushed by anything heavy, they should be fine. If you're worried about them getting broken, you might want to try ear buds instead. They may not last as long overall (probably 1-2 years) but they're pretty hard to break, and they're much cheaper.
193637
For anyone else who wants to know the answer to this -- the answer is NO WAY!!! I'm on my second pair for one of my older girls, and they just broke again. AVOID.
193638
I would not give these to a child considering the price and the size of the item. A child would most likely be better off with a pair of $10 earplugs in a color they like. If they lost them, they'd be easy to replace, they take up little room, are more durable and also not very expensive. I know I would not have given my kid-self these headphones, not matter how responsible I was. One hard lean back into my backpack might crush them.
1435017
Yes; a toddler would likely be able to open these. They don't seem to shut very tightly.
1572758
This is childproof ! It has locks, and it is hard cased for shipping on airlines.
1889547
Yes, I carry it in my backpack all the time. I have not really dropped it deliberately to test it. I think it should be able to withstand minor accidental drops.
2030112
I wouldn't think it would be able too. It seems safely made and I have never had a problem with my child and the backpack. I would just keep an eye on the child just like you would anytime. It is completely worth the money though!
1579834
I have 5 kids that used them and they did not break easily. Yes, a few of them ended up broken, but overall they're fairly thick and don't break easily.
1920053
I'd say yes, sometimes it's even tough for me to open the charge port cover lol. The whole case is pretty solid the only thing I'd see a toddler being able to get to would be the headphone port due to it just being cover by the flexible rubber piece. The case works wonderfully against water, dust, and drops so I'm pretty sure it'll be close to toddler proof.
2098076
They are leak proof. A preschooler might have a little difficulty opening...
1037949
I would not recommend these for kids. These are great for key rings and tools and stuff to hold things together. Over time I feel the wires might start to fray and could cause injuries.
1624060
I gave these to my granddaughter for a Christmas present. She hasn't had them long enough to know. I have similar ones and have not had a problem. I walk 3 miles every day and use them every time
1416165
They are slightly heavier than some 6-oz glasses, and certainly heavier than plastic ones, but they are not what I would consider heavy. Also, the flat surfaces around the bottom half make them easier to grip. I guess it would depend on the size of the child. If not too young, the glasses should be fine.
147794
they sure will!! I love these things, I put all the kids snacks, cereal anything partially opened in a bag. I have had them for a long time and they are still like new.
1936686
I haven't used them too much yet (as school hasn't started) but will be using them for day camp starting this Monday (aug 11, 2014). I can give you a better review then. My overall opinion so far has been that they will probably not be ok for kids that are hard on school bags and lunch bags.
1907348
absolutely. i have used them since my daughter was 2. She doesn't mind them at all and the size is perfect for kids!
1546164
I've looped a lanyard on the ones have, when my kids wear jeans, I loop the lanyard around their belt loops over and over until it's short enough to just tuck into their pockets...some times around their necks, and my last resort would be their backpacks. I've had mine for almost three years now, so I suppose I should look around to see if there are better ways to carry and conceal these and not resort to putting it into their backpacks.
2099165
I don't know for sure but I would say no they are not water "proof" but I would say water resistant
1659678
They are pretty durable. You could easily store it in the hydration sleeve in a backpack. I had mine hanging from a carabiner on my fishing vest while traipsing around the High Uintas in Utah for several days. It was banging into things and getting drug through brush and trees. It even fell off my carabiner while crossing a log. I didn't realize it until I had reached my camp. I wanted it so badly that I retraced my steps and spent an hour hiking until I found it.