"I use Aftershokz Trekz Air. They’re expensive but you can hear what’s going on around you while still hearing music/podcast."

"I’m a fan of the bose soundsport wireless. They stay in my ears pretty well. They only have 4 ish hours of battery though."

"+1 on Bose SoundSport. I used many other options before i finally settled on SoundSport as my favorite by a far margin. PoweBeats, like the Bose, sounded great, but I found Powerbeats to be extremely uncomfortable when using them for long periods. The Bose is extremely comfortable, stays in place, and is durable. SoundSport is the best, in my opinion."

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

"Have you tried using them with a hat or a headband?"

"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."

"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."

"Cannot recommend these enough. They've been an absolute blast. I can even hear my podcasts when it's windy."

"Finally made the jump to the wireless Apple headphones. Stay in my ear perfectly - the Apple wired were always my favorite and I’ve been SO excited about the AirPods. Except I want to call them “air buds” and my husband constantly reminds me that was a movie about a dog who played basketball.

"I prefer over-ear headphones and bought the Adidas RPT 01. They are headphones made for working out. I use them running and they never fall off. Great sound also. You can remove the ear pads and wash them. They have a control button on the side that you can program to do certain things."

"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."

"Aftershokz. Stay on, comfortable, don't block outside noises (bikes, other runners etc), sound fine, decent charge/playing time."

"The superior answer. Amazing comfort, great sound, incredible battery life, and you can still hear your surroundings for safety. Absolute no brainer, the best running headphones."

"I have used my aftershocks for marathon training and for the race and I hardly even notice them other than they are playing music."

"I also like the ANC feature that QuietComfort gives"

"I think QC will do so well when I am not running and would especially work so well when I am working"

"Do you have an issue with a thumping noise when you run? I just got the QC ii and every time I take a step there's a distracting noise"

"The sound has improved thanks to a new driver. It’s not on par with the Pros, because you’re still getting external sounds and street noise, but the bass is deep. The inclusion of spatial audio is a cool feature that makes you feel like you’re in a room with a band—turn your head and

"The coolest feature, however, is one you might have never considered—spatial audio. When you turn your head, the audio rotates so it sounds like the band is in the same spot, just as the sound would change when you swivel your head at a real concert. It’s trippy, at first, so don’t actually trip while you’re running—you get used to the feature quickly. But, it’s not just neat audio effects at play here, as the sound is remarkable for small headphones."

"Jabra has come out with newer headphones for runners, but the Elite Active 75t remains a strong contender on our list because you can usually find it on sale and because Jabra nailed the shape here. Credit that to the angular build that nests snugly in the outer ear canal, without giving you that tightly sealed, high-pressure “thud” with each footstrike. The sound quality is crisp, dynamic, and full—rivaling Apple’s AirPods Pro—but these Jabras will cost you less and offer about 90 more minutes of battery on a single charge."

"Aftershokz are bone conduction and allow you to listen to your music/podcast and the world around you. I’ve had mine a couple yrs ago and love them. Game changer."

"Second this. Love them."

"Second this, I can't stand not being able to hear what's going on around me. The only drawback I have with my Aftershokz is that if I'm running along an A road, the fast traffic will drown out the podcast I'm listening to."

"Continuous battery life : 7 hours | Charge cycle : 3 cycles"

"ANC : No | Wireless charging : | IP Rating : IPX5"

"Continuous battery life : 7 hours | Charge cycle : 3"

"AirPods Pro with Comply foam tips. By far the best setup I’ve ever used."

"If your ears get sweat and you have an iphone then youre like me...only things i found that worked were the powerbeats pro"

"I love my Bose earphones!!! I sweat a lot and most brands fall out. These fit well and never fall out. Yes they are pricey, but better than buying several. I've had mine for over 3 years."