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Recommend me a pair of headphones for working out

jgold47

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I am thinking this is the best place to put this....

I am looking for a set of headphones for working out.

Need to be 'sports' (and good ones, with sweat resistance and ear sealing/draining), preferably noise isolating, and have an iphone remote.

I have used various sport headphones from Sony and Phillips with pretty good success over the years, but my gym is really loud, so I want to get noise isolating phones, and an iphone remote since thats what I use now.


Any recommendations?
 

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By noise isolating you mean in-ear canal phones, right? Not some big ass Bose phones.


correct, sorry, either buds, clip on's or over the ear with buds that seal the ear pretty good.
 

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I use JVC Marshmallows. They're cheap (on Amazon Prime), comfortable and stay in your ears.
 

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I use Skullcandy at the gym. The gym tends to be noisy, but although the headphones are not noise-canceling, they block the extraneous noise well.
 

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Any recs for something I could take in the steam room, MP3 player and headphones, or is that just not do-able?
 

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Are these recommendations for headphones that are perspiration resistant?
 

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All of the headphones in Sennheiser's Adidas line are sweat and water resistant and have Kevlar reinforced cables. I've been very happy with my PMX 680s.
http://www.sennheiser.com/sennheiser/home_en.nsf/root/private_headphones_sport-line


I am currently considering buying a pair of these. How long have they lasted for you? The only thing I dont like is that I like the OMX 680i Sports and the volume/track control seem rather larger than the other in ear models.

Can anyone recommend me a small mp3 player that withstands rain and sweat? I am thinking about getting the ipod nano but am concerned about the moisture factor.
 
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I've only had them since the end of August, so I can't speak to longevity. The most popular small MP3 players amongst athletes seem to be the iPod Shuffle and the Sansa Clip.
 

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I have a set of Shure -not sure which ones but they are awesome.
 

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