Bone Conduction Headphones
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KnackeredBike
I do my own stunts
I liked them but for me they were a bit too quiet and didn't have good bass. Because I tend to ride on busy, noisy roads these work better for me
https://www.amazon.co.uk/Panasonic-Water-Resistant-Sports-Headphones-Red/dp/B00J58RPZ6
in terms of clear sound whilst still being able to hear around you. Plus Bluetooth things never pair reliably for me for some reason, and I would be paranoid about pulling out the wire in a wired set.
https://www.amazon.co.uk/Panasonic-Water-Resistant-Sports-Headphones-Red/dp/B00J58RPZ6
in terms of clear sound whilst still being able to hear around you. Plus Bluetooth things never pair reliably for me for some reason, and I would be paranoid about pulling out the wire in a wired set.
Saluki
World class procrastinator
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- ...Norwich over the water.
I have Aftershokz Bluez2 at the moment. Had them for a couple of months and I love them. They have replaced my Aftershokz Bluez that I had for about 3 years before they bit the dust. I like the 'pause' feature so I can turn off music when required, or bump it on a track if the one I am listening to is not suitable for getting me up the hill that has just arrived before me (I'm on the edge of the Wolds and we do have hills).
They pair with my phone so I can take a call if necessary - or at least answer it and say ''bugger off, I'm riding''
All in all, I like them. I can hear my tyres rolling on the road as well as whatever I'm listening too. I can hear traffic. I do tend to have it on 'pause' if I'm on a busy road though, or whipping through a town, navigating junctions etc. Having the controls on the headset is much easier than having to faff with my actual phone or iPod.
They pair with my phone so I can take a call if necessary - or at least answer it and say ''bugger off, I'm riding''
All in all, I like them. I can hear my tyres rolling on the road as well as whatever I'm listening too. I can hear traffic. I do tend to have it on 'pause' if I'm on a busy road though, or whipping through a town, navigating junctions etc. Having the controls on the headset is much easier than having to faff with my actual phone or iPod.