this post was submitted on 14 Aug 2023
21 points (100.0% liked)
Running
2568 readers
4 users here now
A place for runners.
founded 1 year ago
MODERATORS
you are viewing a single comment's thread
view the rest of the comments
view the rest of the comments
Shockz are the best I've used, by far. I had a couple different kinds of non bone conducting in the past and the wind noise was always such a problem that I couldn't use them on windy days, similar to what you mentioned.
If you haven't tried Shockz lately, you might want to find a running store that carries them and give it another shot. I recently got the OpenRun, and was surprised that they sounded better than the 3 year old "Air by Aftershockz" they replaced. (My dog chewed up the old ones ๐ซ ) The OpenRun Pro are supposed to sound even better, but are not cheap.
Hm, I might try to find a store where I can try the OpenRun Pro then. Do you know if they're annoying to wear while wearing glasses during exercise?
I wear glasses too, and it's mixed. The headphones work better when they are next to your head, so the arms of the glasses are on top. My current glasses slip when I do this and it drives me crazy, but I have an old pair that doesn't have this problem so I just wear those when I run (the arms bend between my ears a little.) YMMV.
Not sure about the Pro being a Best buy exclusive... Shockz sells them from their site directly. Seems like I've seen them at my local running store too, but it's possible those were just the non-pro.
Yeah that's what I'm afraid is going to be annoying, the frame on my glasses is pretty thick all-around (RayBan Wayfarer style frame)...there seems to be agreement that these are the only viable solution to reduce wind noise, so I'll test them out and see how it goes I guess ๐คท