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  • Best earphones for cycling at £35 – prize for best recommendation
  • Jerome
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    Anyone ?
    I have never bought such things.
    Just got an old iphone so need to be compatible with this.
    Mic and remote contol for tracks ?
    Waterproof ish for running and cycling off road..
    I have just got an xmas pressie of a £35 voucher from amazon.
    Could spend more
    Winning recommendation gets a prize.
    Jerome

    Slogo
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    put it with £65 and get some bose earbuds!

    hammyuk
    Free Member

    Asda do a set of very high range Sony ones – £50’ish reduced down to that sort if money (or they were)
    If not I have a brand new set that I can’t use because my ear canals are too small and I can’t get custom tips for them.

    watsontony
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    glen815
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    +1 for the Bose ear buds. Unbeatable.

    Jerome
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    Still looking . Keen if posible to get the track skip, mic and volume options.
    Erring towards sennheiser i think.

    Mantastic
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    Get cheap ones as you will break them often

    nickc
    Full Member

    sennheiser have never let me down, and crucially, fit i my ear without me having to fiddle with them every ten minutes to get them to stay put. Yes iphone earbuds, I’m talking about you

    hammyuk
    Free Member

    Sony have all the features you want. DR-EX12iP
    I personally are using Bose as ultimate ears do the custom tips I need otherwise its on-ears for me.

    Klunk
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    i use something like Sony MDR J10 over the ear jobbies with an inline apple remote (you can’t really use it for more than stop/start/volume and next track though so have you playlist ready before hand) that clips nicely onto my camelbak strap. The main reason for choosing these was comfort on long rides.

    rockthreegozy
    Free Member

    RHA

    Non remote version here but I like them, good customer service too.

    Reviews HERE[/url]

    cynic-al
    Free Member

    *resists urge to comment on wisdom of cycling with ear buds in*

    All my ear buds break, are there any that last?

    RoterStern
    Free Member

    I used to have a pair of those Sony earphones but lost them while boarding last year. They are OK for riding but they did tend to slip out during heavy exercise when you get sweaty. I currenty have a set of Phillips ones that are supposed to be designed for sport but are pretty awful both is sound and they never really fit into the ear that well and you need to turn the volume up high to stop the noise of the rushing wind.

    Jerome
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    Jabre sport blue tooth for iphone coming in a nearly twice the price…
    Aaahhh..

    citizeninsane
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    Used to use Sennheisers, but switched to these after reading so many excellent reviews.
    http://www.amazon.co.uk/SoundMAGIC-E10M-Isolating-Earphones-Apple/dp/B0075LFKI4

    ‘What Hifi’ gave them 5 stars and the sound kicks the arse off the Sennheisers I had that were twice the price. They’ve got mic and all the controls you’re wanting for skipping tracks/volume etc. Doubt I’d buy anything else these days.

    Klunk
    Free Member

    They are OK for riding but they did tend to slip out during heavy exercise when you get sweaty.

    that’s what buffs are for 😉

    Kryton57
    Full Member

    cynic-al – Member
    *resists urge to comment on wisdom of cycling with ear buds in*
    All my ear buds break, are there any that last?

    Why? I’d say its the cyclist community responsibility to warn one of its members of sensory deprivation and the effect of pressure in the inner ear on balance, before he gets hurt, don’t you?

    Still it’s his choice….. As long as he doesn’t reappear complaining about drivers/walkers and so forth

    Kryton57
    Full Member

    FWIW.

    There is no UK law banning cyclists from listening to music while riding, but if found guilty of dangerous riding you can be fined up to £2,500.

    qu1nt
    Free Member

    I use these Sennheiser MM 30i for my commute & they’re perfect 🙂

    bigdugsbaws
    Free Member

    Sony MDR AS20 sports for £10

    Sound great
    Cheap enough not to worry about
    Never fall off your ears
    Super long lead so you can stash your MP3 in a bag
    Leave you able to still hear traffic
    Surprisingly water resistant

    cynic-al
    Free Member

    Glad someone got it Kryton!

    Jerome
    Free Member

    Excellent mr insane, looks like a winner.
    Just need to find em in stock.
    Ref cycling, if i do use them will only be bridleways.
    I am a responsible cyclist, but always good to have my intentions questioned..

    citizeninsane
    Free Member

    No worries. Got a few friends that have them too and they’re all delighted with them. Hopefully Amazon will have some in soon, but you can get them elsewhere too, if you’re in a hurry.

    ti_pin_man
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    Cynic and krypton – love you guys, damn you both were quicker than me! 😉

    lightman
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    These are what you want for exercise.
    They are cheap enough to have several pairs with different music for your mood and are fine in the rain with the bonus of no wires 🙂

    robowns
    Free Member

    http://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/aw/d/B0037KLP72/ref=mp_s_a_1?qid=1357501153&sr=8-6&pi=SL75

    I use these, come with attachments that route the cable round the ear, very secure when riding.

    kevin1911
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    I really wish it was possible to get some sort of mini speaker that clips onto your helmet that directed music towards your ear without completely blocking out ambient noise. Pretty sure Giro do something similar for ski/board helmets.

    ormondroyd
    Free Member

    My RHAs came with the slipperiest earbuds ever. A dab of moisture or sweat and they fall out constantly

    cornishrider78
    Free Member

    get the soundmagic e10 cracking earphones you wont be dissapointed,richer sounds doing them for £26 at moment bargain

    fruitbat
    Full Member

    Why don’t you just sing while riding along. Cheaper and safer and also warns other bridleway users of your impending arrival 😀

    bigdean
    Free Member

    £10 skull candy (inks?). No controls on them but you dont realy need that.

    Kryton57
    Full Member

    Noise cancelling earphones – no one else see the irony / idiocy ?

    Jamie
    Free Member

    Why spend a load of cash on earbuds for cycling? Just get some Skull Candy Ink’ds for £10, and not worry about them getting sweated into next week.

    mafiafish
    Free Member

    Sound Magic E10, in-ear so stay put and the best sound at that price range by a country mile.

    Merak
    Free Member

    These are amazeballs.

    RHA’s

    Made in Scotland, from girders.

    thv3
    Free Member

    Another Soundmagic E10 fan here, bought after recommendations from friends in the know and very pleased with them.

    Jerome
    Free Member

    Thanks guys. E10’s bought.
    Mr insane you have an email .
    J..

    tomhoward
    Full Member

    For the love of all that’s good don’t get the £10 skull candy ones, I’d rather listen to the sound of a tenner burning than have those head phones play a tinny, quiet and echo-y affront to sound again.

    And breathe.

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