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Question: Do these headphones stay in your ears when exercising? I have always preferred over the head for running and cannot find them anymore.
Document: My old pair of workout/sport headphones was the over the top of the head style, which seem to be hard to find anymore. I got this pair as a gift a month ago and they work and sound great. I use them for working out and even when I am running, they fit snug and secure and don't slip out of my ears. I think the only CON would be that they fit a little too snug.
These are very lightweight and are the first pair of headphones I have recently found which will stay in my ear without any adjustments during long runs. I had to find a replacement for my Sony Sport headphones which actually went over the head and was having no luck until I found these. Highly recommend for running.
These are great workout headphones. They're light and comfortable. They have pretty good sound. They stay in your ears while running, lifting weights, or doing almost anything else.Fit/Comfort: ExcellentThese headphones fit in your ears with soft silicone tips. The neckband goes behind your neck, and there are hooks that go around your ears to hold them in place. I find them to be extremely comfortable, and they come with three sizes of tips so you can find the right fit for your ears.
Stay in your ears - which is more than I can say for other running headphones I've tried - and comfortable, my only complaint is that my ponytail hits the bar the goes around your head and the constant thumping sound comes through the headphones. But overall good sound quality and I can make it through a run without them falling out.
I can't say how many different types of headphones I've tried lately that would stay in my ears during a workout. My gym is always noisy and if the earphones don't fit tight, all I can hear is the loud speaker noise. However, these headphones work great. They don't fall out, they're affordable, and the sound is great.
Overall, I'm happy with these headphones. They're exactly the style and shape I was looking for. There are almost no other manufacturers that make these type of headphones for a reasonable price like this. The number one reason I got this style of headphones is because all other gym headphones I've tried always fall out of my ears in the gym.Pros: they stay glued to your ears while working out, and don't get in the way at all.
3 stars may not seem very high, but these are actually the best running headphones I have had. They fit on securely and are very comfortable, more so than others. As a runner, I always go for the neckband headphones cause they do not fall off the ears.These pair last longer than any other type of headphones I have had, but they do eventually die.
If you have had issues with pain in your ears from Sennheiser or similar around the neck/in the ear running headphones, please try these. I find them very comfortable compared with my Sennheiser 680's. I will update my review if the headphones fail after some short amount of time. But for now, they work well and are comfortable. Also, I find the length of the cord just fine.
I bought these headphones for running and they work great. They stay on my head the whole time. I have purchased cordless Bluetooth ones before but they broke quickly. These are cheaper so I won't care as much when I have to replace them. They sound ok for the price.
These headphones were not terrible. They did play music and managed to stay on my head. But if your ears a temperamental to headphones (as in headphones like to fall out) like me, I don't recommend these headphones. And if you are serious runner, I don't recommend these either.So they give you 3 earbud sizes. Those are the little silicon pieces to fit into your ear. I can't honestly give much critique on these, I only tried the large and medium sized ones.
Answer: The neck ones suck for exercising.  They stay in your ears-but the neck band rubs against your clothes and you pick up the sound.  It's really annoying.  I found them unlistenable.  I only tried them because I've been forced into wearing hats when I run (skin issues).  Try the Sony MDR-AS35.  I ordered a pair of Sennheiser (Adidas) PX 685i.  They are over the head.  Have not tried them yet (still using my Sony pair).  The look like they may be great.  Barr Hill