Mom and sister just asked for new pairs of earbuds for xmas. To use during exercise.
They're not looking for expensive stuff, but I'm not looking to waste $20 on shit-quality either. Anyone have any recommendations for middle-road earbuds that will stay in during exercise?
>>61138392
It honestly doesn't get better than the apple earpod. They have bass which is probably good for working out and the quality is decent.
>earbuds
>not shit quality
>not expensive
pick one
>>61138411
someone please punch me in the fucking dick
>earbuds
>not shit
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>>61138521
That's my problem. I know that it's one or the other, but they aren't huge audiophiles like I am, so they wouldn't appreciate the kind of headphones I am familiar with.
Get these, I got 4 pairs for 20 bucks a while ago, still on my first and sound is decent + good fit.
>>61138592
I think these would be great for my mother. She doesn't work out hard ever. Thanks.
What about these Sennheiser CX 686G? I've never had much a problem with Sennheiser before, but I've never used their earbuds, either.
My sister does some hard workouts, so staying in the ear is a must.
>>61138800
Does she do squats?
panasonic are quite good, they have decent sound quality and don't fall out of your ears, and i think they're just like 7 or 8 dollars
>>61138800
I had something similar and they're pretty good for the price and purpose.
Probably a step up from anything they're familiar with
>>61138392
would rec this http://www.audio-technica.com/cms/headphones/a0dfc24c69c32021/index.html
but any slightly better than run-of-the-line exercise earbuds will do. Just make sure they're sweatproof/waterproof and that their cords are durable. Maybe even find a pair that have those cord roll-up boxes so they minimize the chance of getting tangled in their pockets.
