Best Ear Buds for Over

i wanted to get something with excellent sound quality but didn't want to spend hundreds on earbuds as they tend to take some abuse (being hauled around in a pocket, worn while running and hiking,

if you like listening to music while you workout, i recommend these, although not for running (they fill with sweat real fast, and fall out a lot), and be careful with the chord.

variable size cord allows you to remove a section for running / exercising.

the sound quality really is amazing; the tracks within a song are distinct and clear, and the bass is nice.

for the gym, i still use my sports headphones that wrap around my head (and hurt my ears!), but now at home i use these phones over my larger sennheiser's (i find it easier to lay down with these

i was having to clear my standard buds from sweat (yeah, yeah, we all do it.) and it was annoying, so i got these klipsch image s4's.

the carrying case included is very high quality (on par with the headphones), only disappointment is that i tried to fit my ipod video (5th gen) with the iskin cover on, and it basically didn't close

a truly amazing song, if you haven't heard it, check it out in amazon's mp3 downloads area.

great price on a great product- these cx-500 in-ear headphones deliver excellent sound quality and are extremely light weight, so using them for workouts is perfect.

couch and drink a beer while listening to my home system, this is the first earbud-style headphone that i have been able to get sufficiently comfortable and snug to use while running or working out.

with the fakes, every time i exercised and the cord would bump me it was extremely loud and after this happened a couple of times during my first use, i stopped using them while working out (still

unlike the ipod shuffle it has fm radio for the gym, a display screen for the songs, a huge 4 gigs, and the option of a subscription service like rapsody so you can change the songs to anything you

i can keep the volume down on my mp3 player and as a result, i don't have to recharge it as frequently.

when i am on the plane it blocks out most noise,so i am hearing good quality music on my mp3 player.

very good for isolating oneself from distractions and, therefore, no good for use while walking or jogging.

i travel and work out four to five times a week.

these fit my ears, stay in when exercising and they to some degree keep all other sound out.

i'm a teen and i pretty much always have my ipod with me, and i play sports.

they also worked great for other activities because they really stay in your ear, even in running (but they sometimes slipped out duringsprinting).

i'm constantly moving so having the long cord is so nice especially when i'm running.