Can these be used for running?
575511
Well sure, soccer players run in them all the time! If you are trying to use them as an inexpensive compression sock, no they wont work. They are snug but they do stretch too much. I wear a compression sleeve under these socks when I play soccer.
272949
I will say yes. I recommend getting it to fit like a under Armour shirt. Which they are designed to fit that way. I think it would work fine. As long as you have a shirt over it. This will help hold it in place better when running.
552758
They aren't heavy but I don't know how well they'd work for running. When the headphones move it is unnaturally loud in the earbuds whether or not music is playing - they work great for weightlifting, but I still haven't tried them out for running.
800536
Certainly. The only thing I've found I need to be careful of, is that compression hose that stretch tightly on the foot (which these do not on me) will develop holes from friction very quickly inside running shoes.
236583
I use them for running. I ran a trail 1/2 marathon in them last year in icy conditions and they worked great. Very good on ice and hardpack snow. In deep, soft snow they don't help much.
1937484
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.
763565
I don't really think they would be comfortable to run in. I thought about it, but decided not to because of their weight, and I also didn't want anything to happen to them. I'm not saying that they are heavy, but I would imagine they would be a bit cumbersome. But maybe that's just me - if you wouldn't mind something like this on your head when you run (I would mind), then you could probably do it. The cord is a bit long though, you would probably have to tie it around itself or something. They really are great headphones though. Hope this helps
1667050
I don't know if these are good for running. If you do get these make sure to use high socks because the material of the ankle weights may remove some skin, lol. It's a little coarse. But I have the 10 lb weights even when I walk with them on I can feel it wanting to scrape my skin. Maybe another one with a wider Velcro strap that can hold it more secure. Be careful with running with ankle weights as it may not be good for your knees. Hope this helps, good luck
1398756
yes, these are great for running because of the over the ear design. I run and lift weights and they sound awesome and stay in your ear. They are also great on an airplane since it shuts out a lot of the cabin noise. So glad I took a chance on a name brand that I've never heard of!
2015702
I use them for caving and they work great. I haven't run in them, but they are fairly large and probably would impede running.
679141
not for running, may be for slow jogging but moré than that I dont think so
1115640
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.
248438
Probably. I think the coils might be a little uncomfortable since your probably going to feel them through a running shoe. Id look for one with a lower profile made for running
1571675
Yes, they work well for running. I've had the new S9 HD for 2 mths now and I run several times a week with no problems with reception or shorting from sweat. You can wear them on your hip (= very good reception (music and phone)with little to no covering or major obstruction)) or on your arm with an armband (best reception, music and phone). I've found they work VERY well for running.
1894161
SLMHP, I use mine for very active zumba, Yoga, aerobics and never have a problem. Since it is fully adjustable for tightness and support, I say that Yes you could use this to support when running. Probably may have to adjust the tightness once or twice during the run depending on distance.
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.
922807
Yes, absolutely. I use them for 30-minute kickboxing workouts which require a somewhat tight fist so they would defintely work for making a loose fist for jogging.