Would these hold up to cross training/cross fit style workouts and volume? Has anyone ever used them for such workouts?
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In a lot of crossfit gyms these plates are standard. Yes they will hold up to your workout routine. Mine haven't been scratched yet. If you really want to keep them nice for as long as humanly possible, dont lift on asphalt. Get a towel or a mat and drop em on that.
1283319
My wife and I are avid cross-fitters. We have had this set of weights for three months and have no complaints.
1283320
I purchased this set for my cousin, who is now going into 9th grade. He uses them for rigorous work outs, so I would say that they can work with a cross fit type workout.
1283321
That is precisely what I use them for, and they have held up quite well. Good luck and happy training :)
152815
We use these them for exercise and/or grappling on the floor. They are of good quality but with Olympic weights I am not sure how they will stand the test of time. I do recommend them though.
49693
I use them just like weights in the gym. They are awesome. I love them. Good luck.
1793028
Hi John, I bought these mainly for TV viewing when my wife wants quiet, the volume control was a big plus for me. They have good sound, great noise cancellation, but are pretty bulky. They are fine for working out , including rowing and elliptical, and lifting. I think they would be uncomfortable to run with, and probably would slosh around. Although they do have a snug yet comfortable fit. Hope this helps. Steve
800566
Absolutely, yes! I have bought three pairs of so called "sports headphones" and none of them worked for my runs or workouts. They either kept falling out of my ears or they would work loose so they were just hanging on my ears - at which point I could still hear the music but no bass - so I felt that I was wasting all of my money trying to buy headphones I couldn't use. And then I got these and all my problems were solved. They sound great and are light, comfortable and snug. Highly recommened.
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I haven't tried working out with them yet and I didn't think about heaviness before you asked this question, but I would say there's definitely a difference between them and say, ipod headphones. I don't think it would be to the degree that it would be bothersome though.
1801660
They hold overall but seriously do not last. I used mine solely for the gym, intense weightlifting and cardio. I went thru 2 pairs and they both dumped after a few weeks. I assume because of the sweat idk lol. Don't waste your time with these.
1787876
I have been using them to work out and I have had them ripped from my ear after dropping my phone, or it pulls the plug from my phone instead. The cord for sure isn't going to fray. As for the actual buds, they have already taken a beating. They feel very solid. You have to kind of wiggle the silicon tips off, but unless you are being really rough with them I can definitely seeing them hold up for at least that long, if not longer.
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These are my favorite workout headphones, I run with them in, lift weights with them in, I don't seem to have a problem at all with them, I sweat with them in as well and still no problem. i would stay they are very dependable, I would recommend them to anyone.
1307046
I weight lift in mine and have for over 8 months. They've hit machines, barbells, and been sweat through. They last, still sounding as amazing as when I got them.
1220601
No. They fit snug, but not enough for the gym. I tried doing pull ups and they would fall off. Plus the cord always fell out that inserts into the headphones themselves.
1220602
not well, i wouldn't recommend buying these for working out. i love these headphones to death, but they are more for listening to while sitting up or laying down still
788530
If you just tilt your head you will probably be OK. If your like me at the gym, and you do a lot of quick movements, they won't stay on. I don't wear mine at the gym just for that reason. They do have a high quality sound though.
85449
I've tried working out with these before, they tend to fall out depending on how rigorous your exercise is. If you like the brand, then I would suggest getting the A5i Sport. They fit over the back of your ear and are nearly impossible to knock off unless the cord gets jerked. http://www.klipsch.com/image-a5i-sport-headphones
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I love these for lifting, not so much for cardio. Still have my wireless earbuds for that. But the great sound...and the volume gets me pretty motivated to have a intense workout session. Also the 30ft range is no worry, I can leave my phone on my gym bag and walk all over my gym with signal (prob 60-70ft).
725442
I use them sometimes for push ups, but my cousin uses them for a lot of different workouts like pull ups and similar workouts and loves them.
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.