Will stay in my ears on a motorcycle?
1100470
Depends. I got these for exercise since when I workout I do not care about the sound clarity. They have large diameter sound canals so for me they barely fit and I have to constantly adjust them. Get over-the-ear earphones with good sound isolation if you will be using them for cycling. I'd personally go with over-the-ear balanced armatures with detachable cords (always more expensive initially but cheaper in the long run since they will last forever - you can simply get a new cord once old one is broken). UE TripleFi 10 used to be on sale during each Black Friday 2010-2012 for $100 which is an absolute steal for a triple balanced armature earphones with phenomenal sound. Depends. I got these for exercise since when I workout I do not care about the sound clarity. They have large diameter sound canals so for me they barely fit and I have to constantly adjust them. Get over-the-ear earphones with good sound isolation if you will be using them for cycling. I'd personally go with over-the-ear balanced armatures with detachable cords (always more expensive initially but cheaper in the long run since they will last forever - you can simply get a new cord once old one is broken). UE TripleFi 10 used to be on sale during each Black Friday 2010-2012 for $100 which... » Read More Depends. I got these for exercise since when I workout I do not care about the sound clarity. They have large diameter sound canals so for me they barely fit and I have to constantly adjust them. Get over-the-ear earphones with good sound isolation if you will be using them for cycling. I'd personally go with over-the-ear balanced armatures with detachable cords (always more expensive initially but cheaper in the long run since they will last forever - you can simply get a new cord once old one is broken). UE TripleFi 10 used to be on sale during each Black Friday 2010-2012 for $100 which is an absolute steal for a triple balanced armature earphones with phenomenal sound. « Show Less
9547
I use them on my motorcycle. They do a great job with road noise and wind. And my music sounds great too!
134754
I have a very common motorolla and the attachment clamps are just to big to hold it. If you have a common size ear piece then probably not
2250743
They are pretty loose on your ears so I would say no. Depending on the helmet strap you might be able to keep them in place, but I would probably check out more secure headphones for use with any physical activities.
776593
I use it in my helmet on my Harley, and it has plenty of output. I do use ear buds rather than the included headphones, better with wind and helmet issues.
2131722
I would think so, they muffle conversations, music and other noise but you can still hear them. You will still be able to hear the dogs but it won't be as loud. I used these on my motorcycle and they weren't good for constant wind bombardment, but they were great for a show/concert I went to.
1817072
Yes, if you research this product on Amazon you'll find others who have put them in their vehicle, on their motorcycle and more. Have fun!
350282
With good fitting tips, they never fall out while listening. I wouldn't suggest jogging or anything like that though. I use Comply T500 tips with mine.
1864710
I wear them mostly when I ride my bike but I believe, the way they fit in your ear, if inserted properly, they will not fall out. The fit feels a little strange the first time but now i don't even notice i have them in my ear. They are a great, well designed product.
1140840
Nope. At least not at motorcycle speeds. It'd reduce or stop it on a bike I'm guessing. But if you want something air tight get goggles. These aren't for you. They foam on these has grooves specifically to allow air flow.
473442
I think they would stay in. the ear pieces go into your ears pretty well, they are just big, hard plastic which makes them very uncomfortable.
883631
I haven't tried them on a motorcycle, if you drive a Honda you can probably hear them, if you drive a Harley, you will not hear them
436288
I don't know what kind of motorcycle you ride but this thing can get pretty loud. So I would say yes.
859930
Yes, you may use the speakers or ear buds. My motorcycle is so loud that I have to use ear buds to protect my hearing let alone hear the music.
374730
They are soft and good for sleeping. However, that's very subjective and everyone is different. I use them for 6-8 hours under a helmet on a motorcycle. Also, the fit may take some practice but once you learn how to insert and extract them comfortably they should be good for any use. They stay in place. In fact, be careful extracting them. Go slowly so you don't create a vacuum against your eardrums.
49292
No they will not. Their primary purpose is to keep the ear plugs in the ears so they do not fall out. They do not create a air tight seal around the ear.
52290
they actually stay on quite well which i didn't think they would with the little rubber thing that goes in the ear. be careful with those though and keep the extras they send you because at some point they will fall off (like in a gym bag or taking them off).