Good Workout Headphones?

[HomeRunKingAK]

Does anyone have any suggestion? Ive used a pair of earbuds for a good 8-10 months, and they finally wore out on me.

[Joseph61189]

Apple's Ipod headphones work fine for me..

[sea11234]

those always fall out of my ears when i workout with them on

[Joseph61189]

those always fall out of my ears when i workout with them on

well then.. i always jam them in there just so that dont happen lol

[heardy10]

I have JVC marshmallow headphones. Put them in and they squeeze to fit, then expand and stay put. Work great, about $20 at Walmart.

[Attacus]

Skullcandy Earbuds. But you won't hear anything else.

[xKKx7]

get the sony clip on kinds.

[cbiedess]

^^^x2 for the sony clip on kinds.....lol they rule

[Mr_O_2020]

I've got a pair of Sennheiser CX 400's at the moment, and they're great.

They give great bass, have great sound quality, and block out most noise.

The cord also comes with an extension cable, that some may find too long. The ordinary cable is designed to allow the mp3/iPod etc. to fit into an armband, but I can't find one to fit my arms.

They get the thumbs up from me, despite the long cord.

[Mainelineman65]

any sport earbuds would be perfect.

[put5onyo]

I have JVC marshmallow headphones. Put them in and they squeeze to fit, then expand and stay put. Work great, about $20 at Walmart.

x2.

One of the top rated by head-fi enthusiasts. Plus at only $20 you can afford to treat them like a pair of workout headphones should be treated.

[sillz100]

depends what your budget is.........

i spent quite a bit because I use my headphones a lot and most headphones sound like complete crap....

[JAGERBOY]

Skullcandy Earbuds. But you won't hear anything else.

Exactly. They stay in your ear goods, awesome volume, and you can't here ANYTHING else even if people are talking loud or the radio in the gym is loud. I love mine.

[jwalker1196]

I have JVC marshmallow headphones. Put them in and they squeeze to fit, then expand and stay put. Work great, about $20 at Walmart.

Hell yeah. They don't sound half bad for the price... I like the Sony in-ear MDR series, but the "stethoscope effect" is really bad, so they're no good for running. The marshmallow ones offer many of the same benefits (tho quality's not as good) without near as much of that issue.