"I understand that you have hearing issues but have you looked at the bone conduction headphones?"

"I enjoy my JBL headphones"

"I’ve been using the LETSCOM brand on Amazon for 1.5 years and they work perfectly. Will cost you $20. Nothing spectacular, but have performed through seasons, rain, sweat, and last for a week’s worth of runs"

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

"Bose IE2 sound sport. They are great, I listen to music all say at work, as well as running, and my original ie2 have lasted 7 years, have hot a second pair recently as a back up pair!"

"I’m a fan of the bose soundsport wireless. They stay in my ears pretty well."

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

"Love them"

"They have made my beginner running life SO MUCH BETTER"

"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. I just use it to skip songs or open certain playlists on Spotify but I'm sure it can do other 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."

"At this price point, you won't find many headphones with extra features like ANC or a companion app, and they won't be as sturdy or well-built as our top pick. That said, these in-ears still have a trick up their sleeve. Unlike the Jabra Elite 3 True Wireless, these buds have almost 100 hours of playback time, which is outstanding. On a single charge, they last over seven hours, but their carrying case supplies well over 12 extra charges to help keep you topped up on the go."

"These earbuds offer good performance for sports while being cheap enough for those that worry about losing an earbud at the gym or along your running route. Their case doesn't hold nearly as many charges as the Anker Soundcore Life Dot 2 Truly Wireless', but the earbuds' roughly 9-hour continuous battery life will last through long runs. They have a stable, decently comfortable fit, although using the onboard controls can push them further into your ears, which might bother some people."

"These earbuds are a little less sturdy than the Jaybird Vista 2 Truly Wireless but are still well-built and have an IP55 rating for dust and water resistance. They don't have stability fins, but once you get a good fit, they'll stay in your ears during a run. The earbuds have physical buttons that let you change the track and adjust the volume without using your phone. They block out more ambient sound than the Jaybird, so even though they have no ANC, they help reduce noise like background conversations at the gym."

"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."

"Bose Soundsport Wireless. perfect. i would pay 1000 USD for 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'm on my third pair. Life changing"

"Aftershokz. Yes it is a compromise in sound. No I don't care. It's still sounds good enough and I am more aware of my surroundings. Love them and one of my proudest pieces of running gear. They're like a son to me."

"Absolutely!!! Love my Titaniums! They hold up nicely, you get decent sound, can keep and ear out for upcoming traffic, and, like other replies, customer service is great. I had a pair die right before the warranty expired and they shipped me a new pair with no questions asked."

"I have been using Plantronics BackBeat fit recently and they have been working well for me. Good balance of quality vs able to hear ambient noise. Might be a bit uncomfortable if wearing for more than 2+ hours."

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"No matter how sweaty I get, these buds don’t budge, and they don’t ache when you get up to an hour or 90 minutes of running."

"Like the Studio Buds, you still get the delightful tactile buttons that require just a light press to play/pause, two presses to skip, three to go back, and a long press to activate active noise cancellation and transparency modes or Siri. It’s easy to use and there’s no fumbling for small buttons."

"I would recommend you get the Galaxy Buds. From personal experience, I found them to be very helpful, Comfortable, and have a very good grip on the ear and I use it every time I workout. (until I lost them)"

"They shine while driving your car and listening to radio / having a phonecall, taking a walk, taking a short bike-ride, or... while sleeping. They fit so comfortably that after about 15 minutes, you will 'forget' they were there."

"I'm currently struggling between two options for my training regime. We have galaxy buds live in one corner! And the JBL on ear underarmour blah blah rock edition in the other!"