Sennheiser Sport Line PMX 70

Pros: PROVEN Water & sweat RESISTANT/PROOF. Will NOT pop out of your ears while running.

Cons: Pricey - but worth it! High bass value, but all music seems balanced (volume).

The Bottom Line: Outstanding headphones designed to withstand rigors of long-distance running AND poor weather conditions. Quality sound and lightweight. Worth the price.

Review: UPDATE!!!!!! Ran the Ottawa Marathon on May 27, 2007 with the Sennheiser PMX 70 headphones. Started out cloudy, but the forecast called for rain...about 40 minutes after the start the rain came. Although the weather varied between a sprinkle and a ...

Pros: Waterproof, longer cord, great sound

Cons: A little stiff and take some time to get used to the fit and placement

The Bottom Line: Absolutely great for running!

Review: I've been searching for the perfect running headphones. I just started running this year - for the Nike Half Marathon in October. I have a small head/ears so the in ear headphones pop out while running.. sadly, I also sweat profusely ... so "waterproof" ...

Pros: Stays put! Good sound

Cons: Can hurt your ears/head

The Bottom Line: Great headphones for people who don't like earbuds

Review: I have been using a pair of Shure earbuds for a while, but even though the sound is great (once you get the earbud shells figured out) they kept falling out when I jogged on the treadmill/track. I did some research and decided that I wanted some sport ...

Pros: Doesn't fall out of your ears Cord doesn't get in your way

Cons: Pricey - but worth it. Headphone jack is weirdly shaped.

The Bottom Line: At $50, these headphones may seem pricey, but they are worth it for any runner out there!

Review: I got these headphones for Christmas because I have been looking for a good pair of head phones to use with running. Previously I have tried the ipod buds which fall out too much, even with over-ear modifications. I tried a pair of skullcandy in-ear ...

Pros: Light-weight, easy to wear, no force required and the WOW factor.

Cons: You can have any colour you like as long as it's green?

Review: The drawback of most mp3 players is definately the earphones. I like my music and decided not to go the mp3 path due mainly to the lack of a good light-weight earphone that didn't need to be forced into the ear cavity to keep from dropping out or to get ...

Pros: Great sound, durable, cord is only on one side

Cons: after a year, the metal earpieces started to rust a little.

Review: I am a long distance runner (I run Ultra marathons)and love these headphones. I sweat a lot as well and have never had a problem with the cord breaking down due. My current pair is on it's last leg, I have had them for a year and some change and sound in ...

Pros: great sound, rests on ear securely, doesn't hurt ear, lightweight.

Cons: perhaps the color, but who cares these work so well.

Review: If there is one thing my husband enjoys it is his music.  We had the hardest time trying to find earphones for his Creative Zen, something that would do justice to the music.  These are the ones, they deliver great sound quality and actually ...

Pros: Nice sound, efficient, and STAY IN THE EARS with no worries at all.

Cons: Insulation on wire splits after repeated use for running. Also, some might find them uncomfortable.

The Bottom Line: Despite flaws, I’d not hesitate to recommend them to anyone seeking a solid, stay-in-place headphone for running, but with the caveat that likely lifespan is 1-1.5 years.

Review: Shortly after breaking down and purchasing an iPod Nano 2G - largely for use at the gym and for running, it became apparent to me that the stock iPod earphones were not going to do the job: I'd be working every minute and a half to keep the things in my ...