iPod earphones

[soonerbrat]

So, I bought some of these iPod earphones - the squishy ones..and i love them, they are comfortable and great sound, but they wont' stay in my ears.

there's no point to this post, I just wanted to tell you that.

[Widescreen]

Sounds like you need ear-augmentation surgery. ;)

I've got some that work pretty well and, although they stay in my ears, they do always feel like they're getting ready to fall out. I can't stand the standard ipod earphones. After about 20 minutes my ears are killing me.

[Ike]

I prefer the sony earbuds...they tend to have the widest frequency response range, and stay in my ears better.

The only problem with them is that they make the cords for each earbud are different lengths. I don't like that.

[IB4OU2]

So, I bought some of these iPod earphones - the squishy ones..and i love them, they are comfortable and great sound, but they wont' stay in my ears.

there's no point to this post, I just wanted to tell you that.

What kind are the "squishy/brand/model" ones?

[soonerbrat]

What kind are the "squishy/brand/model" ones?

the apple ones..

http://a248.e.akamai.net/7/248/2041/1309/store.apple.com/Catalog/US/Images/ipodearbuds_125.jpg

[olevetonahill]

Duct tape em in .

[yermom]

the apple ones..

http://a248.e.akamai.net/7/248/2041/1309/store.apple.com/Catalog/US/Images/ipodearbuds_125.jpg

mine make a kinda vacuum in my ear and stick

have you tried the other sizes?

[Widescreen]

I prefer the sony earbuds...they tend to have the widest frequency response range, and stay in my ears better.

The only problem with them is that they make the cords for each earbud are different lengths. I don't like that.
I have a set of Philips earbuds that are similar. Don't really understand the different cord lengths. I nearly broke them trying to pull one side out until I realized they were designed that way. :)

[IB4OU2]

I like the eC2 earphones, they have several different earbuds that you can select for a good fit.

[IronSooner]

I've been using these for a few months and they've been great. Better sound than the crappy apple earbuds, and they stay in when I work out and run. Plus they're pretty cheap, so if they break it's not a big deal. Only complaint is the "non-tangle" cord that tends to stick to itself.

http://www.circuitcity.com/IMAGE/product/detail/son/EC.SON.MDRJ10BLACK.CN.JPG

[Ike]

For jogging, I like to use these:

http://www.educationuk.org/clubuk/8/img/feat/headphones.jpg

they are super-lightweight at only 5 pounds.

[Widescreen]

For jogging, I like to use these:

http://www.educationuk.org/clubuk/8/img/feat/headphones.jpg

they are super-lightweight at only 5 pounds.
A 5 pound athletic cup? Don't we think a lot of ourselves? :hot:

[rufnek05]

like yermom said, try the other sizes, they should have come with two alternitive sizes. the apple ones i bought rock, sound great, and even in the gym when i'm poring sweat they still stay in ma ears.

[soonerbrat]

like yermom said, try the other sizes, they should have come with two alternitive sizes. the apple ones i bought rock, sound great, and even in the gym when i'm poring sweat they still stay in ma ears.


those are different sizes? i thought they were just extra squishy thingies

[soonerbrat]

even the little ones don't fit. i have teeny ears

[rufnek05]

maybe look at gettin some sony erikson. i had that came with my cellphone that were pretty nice, too small, put were the same style as the iPod ones.

[soonerbrat]

i just spent $45 on those...not really in the mood to buy new ones

[crawfish]

I've been using these for a few months and they've been great. Better sound than the crappy apple earbuds, and they stay in when I work out and run. Plus they're pretty cheap, so if they break it's not a big deal. Only complaint is the "non-tangle" cord that tends to stick to itself.

http://www.circuitcity.com/IMAGE/product/detail/son/EC.SON.MDRJ10BLACK.CN.JPG

Word.

The ones that go inside the ear always make my ear ache.

[soonerbrat]

I've been using these for a few months and they've been great. Better sound than the crappy apple earbuds, and they stay in when I work out and run. Plus they're pretty cheap, so if they break it's not a big deal. Only complaint is the "non-tangle" cord that tends to stick to itself.

http://www.circuitcity.com/IMAGE/product/detail/son/EC.SON.MDRJ10BLACK.CN.JPG


i had some of those and they hurt my ears...not like the part that hears but the cartilage on the back of it

[bluedogok]

I have some of the ER6i Earphones (http://www.etymotic.com/ephp/er6i.aspx) from Etymotic Research (http://www.etymotic.com/Default.aspx), I use them under the helmet with the foam eartips. I know they have different size foam/silicone eartips and the foam work just like the foam earplugs that I use. You have to roll the foam into a smaller shape and insert them into your ear, then they expand and fit tight. You might try a similar technique on the Apple ones.

http://www.etymotic.com/ephp/images/er6i-side.jpg