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R900. Have had mine for 2 years now, they have seen rain, a shower (forgot them in my jersey), bumps, handlebars, frames and they are still as good as new.

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And you won't get better sound quality for R900 from earphones.

 

And they are by far the most comfortable.

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musica sells the ironman branded earphones. They mainly work with ipod and iphones. The lock onto your ears and are waterproof for sweat and light rain. Been mtb with them for a year and no problems. About R500

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Ya and put the iPod on full volume so that you will not hear the car coming. I will use only one headphone if were you. You need to be aware of what is going on around you and not braindead listening to some rapper swearing about beatches.

 

I reckon this is one of the better apps out there for people that run with their phones : http://www.essency.co.uk/

 

It'll allow you to hear that home boy swear about the beatches or listen to Ge Korsten gooi Liefling like there's no tomorrow and hear the mountain lions chasing after you all at the same time. I've never used it cos I don't ride on the road much, but I think the idea is excellent.

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musica sells the ironman branded earphones. They mainly work with ipod and iphones. The lock onto your ears and are waterproof for sweat and light rain. Been mtb with them for a year and no problems. About R500

 

Those are the Yurbuds

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The best earphones I've tried i.t.o. sound was the Bose ones as mentioned. Have not tried the Dr Dre ones, but believe that they are really good as well. The best ones for sport is Aftershox. It actually sits on your temple and not in your ear. You can still slisten to the music - and it has a really good sound - but it does not cut the noise from the surroundings.

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The best earphones I've tried i.t.o. sound was the Bose ones as mentioned. Have not tried the Dr Dre ones, but believe that they are really good as well. The best ones for sport is Aftershox. It actually sits on your temple and not in your ear. You can still slisten to the music - and it has a really good sound - but it does not cut the noise from the surroundings.

I have a pair of those aftershokz. they are great, but you need to keep them charged and they cannot handle calls etc. Edited by Wayne Potgieter
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R900. Have had mine for 2 years now, they have seen rain, a shower (forgot them in my jersey), bumps, handlebars, frames and they are still as good as new.

I've got these as well, really nice. I'm on my third set of Bose IE headphones though. In the USA they have program where if you bring in you old (previous model) headphones, one pays half price on a new set. Not that there was anything wrong with the units I traded in. Had the 3 sets over a space of 6 or so years.

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Using the Bose sport. Awesome sound, comfortable, never fall out and you can still hear ambient noise. Don't have to take them out to have a conversation, just pause on the remote.

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I have a pair of those aftershokz. they are great, but you need to keep them charged and they cannot handle calls etc.

 

These are actually great - you can hear the traffic and talk to your mates whilst listing to music. And there is an option that can handle calls also...

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The ironman ones are good. Also look at the puma ones. Whats nice about them is ghe they have anti tangle chord. Got 2 pairs and have had them for a while. They go for about 450

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