Are these headphones good for jogging and other firms of excercise?
831766
to me it feels to heavy for jogging but for anything alse I will recommend this headphones the sound is just great
792043
I haven't worn them for running but with the foam tips they really stay put. You can also wear them over your ears for a more secure fit. That being said these are not specifically designed for exercising so I don't know how they handle sweat. They sound fantastic though so I'd say it's worth a try.
1986229
Haven't used for phone calls yet, mostly used for stereo mp3 playback. Probably good for jogging, it is a headphone for that means my ears may sweat when exercising. I think pods are best for active use.
1893971
Yes, they are great. They stay in place and are comfortable for even the longest runs but remember running with any sound isolating earphones or headphones blocks out all surrounding noise which can be dangerous in cities and other areas where you should be alert.
216499
I did use them on treadmill and other indoor gym activities...they are effective but only concern i had the leather getting drenched in sweat and odour remains in the sponge underneath. So I stopped using them in gym...but I love these headphones.
1473347
I would say yes but not for exercising. The are fairly large and they make you sweat if you are exercising around your head and ears. I prefer smaller buds for that. They sound excellent and are really comfortable, just not sure what on the go means to you.
1641254
They are adequate for running. However they are not half as durable as Sennheiser promises. Mine fell apart within a year, while I did not train that much. Instead I'd recommend Sony MDR-W08L. They wear definitely as good, don't move around. I wear them for over a year, 6-days a week training in very warm sweaty weather conditions. When I purchased them they were around $9, so I bought 6. One broke. To my surprise the price has suddenly gone up to $39,- However, I do not recommend the Sennheiser because of durability. It was no bad luck it fell apart. The design is definitely not durable. If it rusts everywhere and the rubber pieces fall apart then the design is flawed. They are adequate for running. However they are not half as durable as Sennheiser promises. Mine fell apart within a year, while I did not train that much. Instead I'd recommend Sony MDR-W08L. They wear definitely as good, don't move around. I wear them for over a year, 6-days a week training in very warm sweaty weather conditions. When I purchased them they were around $9, so I bought 6. One broke. To my surprise the price has suddenly gone up to $39,- However, I do not recommend the Sennheiser because of durability. It was no bad luck it fell apart. The design is definitely not durable.... » Read More They are adequate for running. However they are not half as durable as Sennheiser promises. Mine fell apart within a year, while I did not train that much. Instead I'd recommend Sony MDR-W08L. They wear definitely as good, don't move around. I wear them for over a year, 6-days a week training in very warm sweaty weather conditions. When I purchased them they were around $9, so I bought 6. One broke. To my surprise the price has suddenly gone up to $39,- However, I do not recommend the Sennheiser because of durability. It was no bad luck it fell apart. The design is definitely not durable. If it rusts everywhere and the rubber pieces fall apart then the design is flawed. « Show Less
405544
I have used them a lot for running and ridding my bike and so far so good sweat has not bother the headphones, the sound of this to me is better than beats that my son has the only thing that bothers me is I have a big head and after awhile my ears hurt.
681948
Yes. I don't recommend them if you're planning to wear them while working out though. The microphone portion is not waterproof and sweat gets into it, causing it to force songs to skip or even try to call people.
2018633
Absolutely. This is my main concern with purchasing any pair of headphones. I have slippery sweaty ears so finding a good pair for running has always been a challenge for me, but I have had no issues with these. I'll definitely be buying another pair when the ones I currently have no longer work. I highly suggest them.
1457480
These are pretty good for workouts, the foam tips are great but mine disintegrated after a few months of sweaty ears. The other tips are still pretty good. The cords go over your ears which is important for running. For the price you won't do much better.
1590637
Hey mike to b honest i run bout 3miles every other day n work out 4-5 a week. They stay on my ears and, as far as sweat im ok with it.I mean sweat is sweat..but I give 2 thumbs up that on my behave good luck..oh sound is good.
1878900
For running there is no better set of headphones that I have used. For the gym they are ok and I only say that because these "headband" style headphones are never great in the gym because laying down on your back will not be possible when wearing these because the band will touch the floor. I have used these for multiple races and I absolutely love them. I use them in the gym but take them off when using the bench press for example.
1452171
Sorry marilyn I have never used them for that. I use bluetooth ear buds for jogging. I only use it for storage of my ear buds. Its great for that
679142
They have a pretty snug fit, so I bet they would be fine for running, although I would personally rather run in ear buds. A plus to running in these is the single cord.
1265581
If you run like a 70 year old lady then yeah you can wear these. If you want to get sweat all up in every little part of these semi cheap headphones go for it. I'd recommend the Shure E2's for running. I run about 8 miles every two days and they hold up to the torrents of sweat I put out. N.
559954
They're super light and comfortable, but the sweat trapped under them would bother me. I always use ear buds personally. In terms of comfort, though, these beats would be completely comfortable to work out with.