"I use Apple ear buds or pods because I can usually find them cheap, they fit and stay in my ears great and allow for outside sounds to enter (I run on the street)."

"I'll throw in a vote for Airpods here, as long as the Earpods work for you. They might not stand up to the scrutiny of the people over on /r/Headphones but ease of syncing and not having my earphones frustratingly ripped out of my

"Bone conduction gives you situational awareness. Aftershockz Titanium are my favorite."

"aftershokz aeropex, not the greatest sound quality but the situational awareness you retain with them can't be beat"

"Love them"

"Another +1 for aeropex. I've only had mine for two weeks but they have made my beginner running life SO MUCH BETTER. I'm a healthcare worker who can only fit in runs at night, and am a woman, run alone, and am constantly concerned about safety. Being able to hear other sounds has made me so much more confident."

"With superior isolating performance and a 360º magnetic sound isolation, APEKX Bluetooth Headphones are perfect for running or biking, even in difficult environments."

"These are the best headphones for running, especially for over-the-ear running. They are collapsible, sweat-resistant, and have a built-in mic for hands-free calls."

"The best running headphones, with an open ear and sweatproof build, that really let you enjoy your run! The sound quality is better than many "wireless" headphones with a mic."

"I recently started using the Aftershokz Trekz Titanium headphones and have really been enjoying them. They utilize bone conduction technology so if you’re running on the road your ears are still open to the world around you. It’s been great. I can hear the birds chirping, cars running before I can visually see them, conversations without any issues, leaves bristling in the wind. I would definitely check them out. If you go on their website you can search for dealers in your local area and there is even a function that will allow you to filter it so you can see which dealers have a demo model for you to actually try."

"I just bought these Insignia bluetooth earbuds last week and have enjoyed them so far. They're basically the same shape as Apple's standard earbuds. The sound isn't as good, but they get the job done

"Jaybird x3 and get the foam headphone tips too. They are very comfortable and have many different size tips. They don’t fall out and have great sound. They connect up easier than any other Bluetooth device I have ever owned."

"I prefer over-ear headphones and bought the Adidas RPT

"If you're after headphones that don't fall out when running and don't block out ambient sound, it has to be Aftershokz."

"100%. I had the Trekz Titanium ones for about 2 years and recently upgraded to their Aeropex. The new ones are incredible. You don't even feel them."

"I switched to Aftershokz Aeropllex bone conducting phones. Totally different technology. They’re a little over $100, but they stay in place well, the battery lasts at least 2X as long as AirPods, and they’re safer to run with because you can still hear peripheral sounds."

"Shokz aeropex. Don't fall out because they don't go in your ears."

"I have AirPod pro’s and love them, I use them running and they only slip if you get really heated."

"Do you think I can run with QuietComfort? This is perhaps not a perfect question for this subreddit."

"I had to stick with the soundsport for exercise."

"I'm assuming this is a question. I am wondering the same. Would be nice to know if someone uses it for heavy running."

"You could also try these: https://www.amazon.com/Anker-Headphones-Water-Resistant-Adjustable-Cancellation/dp/B01IUQERAY/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&qid=1548888158&sr=8-2&keywords=Anker+SoundBuds+Sport+NB10

"As the pic shows, the buds are not like bullets akin to the Bose SoundSport Free or the Samsung IconX, but have earhooks that wrap around the ear. On top of that, these are one of the extremely few truly wireless pairs that are not isolating by nature (the only other open pair I can think of is the AirPods)."

"The buds stay in the ears very well. I’ve done quite a bit of headbanging and hit the treadmill with them, and never once did I feel like I had to worry about the buds falling out."

"If you have an iPhone, the AirPods are great. I’ve had mine for a while and love em. I don’t take them on really long runs, just up to 7-8 miles because they sometimes slip out of my ears."

"They work perfectly fine in Android, too. The only annoyances I've found is you need an Apple device to set up the tap shortcuts and to update firmware."

"Bose Soundsport wireless. perfect. i would pay 1000 USD for them"

"Bone conduction is so comfortable I will frequently forget that I have them on. It’s not particularly useful in high-noise areas like indoor gyms, but if running outside it’s really nice."

"I’ve used Aftershokz OpenMove and Titanium and no discernible difference. I have a pretty big head and still comfy."

"The only purchase that I didn't regret for a second is buying an Aftershokz Aeropex, the mini one. I even use them in office or when I commute. Sound quality is not comparable to headphones and earbuds but it's so good for the purpose that you still want to be aware of the surroundings."