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ok.. its xmas time and i have no idea of what i want. but i thought a new set of ear phones would be nice cuz the ones that came with the ipod don't work on one side. anyone have any suggestions on good ones for the bike? thanks :)
 
I've tried a few types and I really like the 'marshmellow' ones from Best Buy. They're pretty cheap ($20), quite comfortable, they stay in, they've lasted longer than other brands I've had, and they come in lots of pretty colors too.
 
ok but this would be something that i would have the rents buy for me. so trying to explain somthing like bike stands, or stainless brake lines.. its just easier to say, hey mom. at best buy they have these earphones.. you know. just eliviates the explination part of things.
 
and for a $180 they should be great.. wow.. they look like they would be perfect for long days on the bike. thanks for the link man.

I didn't say I could afford them either. A co-worker uses them and really likes them. I might use some of my teaching $$ to buy some if I don't lose my primary job in the next few months.
 
I use the ear bud style. It is nice because it's comfortable and it blocks out some of the noise. That way I can listen at a lower volume level and not end up hurting my hearing by cranking up the tunes in my ear to over power the sounds of the ride. It is easy to do damage to yourself with out even knowing it. I have a hard time hearing because of working with power tools and thinking that hearing protection was not that big of a deal.
 
I have a standard set of headphones bought at best buy that I took the speakers off of the headband part and hot glued them into my helmet. After a while the ear buds made my ears sore, and this works great. As a matter of fact, I bought one of those ipod shuffles and Velcroed it to the front of my helmet under my screen. Now, no wires to worry about. When I want to add music or charge it, I just take the ipod into the house. Then when I am done, I hook it back up to the helmet, and away I go. Easy on, and Easy off.
 
I like this place: headroom

Even if I only use them for doing some research, it's nice to get info from folks who only do headphones. I've had very good experiences dealing with them.
 
i use a set of sony ear buds they cost me $40 at radio shack the sound quality is great and they are really comfortable. They are also pretty durable I'm hard on my stuff and they've been dropped stepped on and dragged and still work perfect.
 
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