Are these good for running as well as cycling?
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I think they would be excellent for running. The silicone grippers do a great job of keeping them in place.
16781
I am not a runner, but from what I know about leg warmers, they might slide down due to the motion of your arms.
16782
The only thing holding me back from saying these are as good for running as they are for cycling is that they're designed to fit best in cycling positions. They fit best in that position but would probably do very well with running, otherwise
1331621
Yes. Excellent bass and sound. I use these for running every day. And listening to music at my desk. I've never had a problem w them.
1027761
Hi, I guess they are suitable for running. They come with various sizes of earplugs, and you can fix them around your ears. If they stay in place while swimming, I think they will stay in place while running, too.
296024
I wear them when I ride my bike. Everyone once in a while, they become loose and I need to stop and tighten the straps. I wouldn't recommend wearing them while running, but that would a decision you would need to make for yourself.
1561708
Works great for running and biking! Doesn't transmit the sound of your running into your ears like some earbuds do.
1535825
I believe you will be fine. I don't think they are as compressive as cycling shorts, but they are on that order. By the way there isn't a lot of padding so the look is more natural and flattering.
2138891
Yes! At least that is what my husband uses them for --he is a High School Cross Country Coach. I ordered them at his request. Hope that helps.
1793029
Hi, I do not workout or run. Therefore, I can not respond to your questions. They hold pretty tight. I used them for traveling, but after a couple of hours I had to take them off. Too uncomfortable and like I said too tight.
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I use them when I'm walking and riding my bike ... they're great. I think they'd be equally good for running, unless you sweat from your ear canals, lol. E.g., the pad is entirely inside your ear canal. The larger part that rests in the concave of your ear is hard plastic, not affected by sweat. The cables may gradually be affected by exposure to body moisture, but they can be detached and replaced.
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I think they'd help provide support and stability while playing tennis. They are great for lifting. I wear mine for lifting and some of my plyo and conditioning work. I don't typically wear them for long distance running. Given your recent surgery and the quick changes in direction involved with playing tennis I think these would be beneficial to you.
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I agree with Keith. I'm using them right now, these things are in my ears all the time. I'm not sure they'd be great for running, unless they were under a shirt, but for lifting they're fine. If you're up for the investment, I'd recommend these to anybody and everybody.
1283481
Never rode a bicycle with it but I've ran with them and they're great. If u have the music semi loud you won't have much of an issue with noise seeping through.
1917959
I'd say sort of. They have a little flex but keep their shape pretty well. I used them on a two week bike tour through some rough dirt roads, rain, wind, etc and they held their shape pretty well.
2056377
I use them in the gym and on the stair climber machine. They are fine. Not sure about running but would think they would work ok.
1641253
They are very useful for running. This is actually my second pair of these. Which is kind of a testiment that I would go back to the same exact pair. That is actually the reason I picked these up b/c the earbuds drove me insane. They will not fall off and they are also sweat resistant. I guess I didn't encounter the fact that they are not very durable I mean as long as you take care of them you will get a good year or two or more out of them. Hope this helps.
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I would say yes. They stay in place very well when running around in tennis.
663698
I use mine for walking but I think they would be just fine for running. You can get the low padding ones to avoid bulk.