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Earphones under helmet - help
I think we'd all agree that nothing beats a good 8 to 10 hour day out riding, but long about hour four I get tired of listening to the wind and would like some tunes. Does anyone have a recommendation on a good brand of earphones or ear buds to wear under a full face helmet? The stock iPod buds fall out the minute I put on my helmet. Thanks for any suggestions.
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I got the skull candy ones....from Circuit City. They work pretty good!
Here is a copy of my post from the "do you listen to music when you ride?" thread. Ok, I picked up the Sandisk Sansa C250 2GB MP3 player (thanks to slovfr for recommending it)from circuit city about two weeks ago now. It was on sale for $59.99. SLOVFR said it was on newegg.com for $29.99 last week after I bought it. I am pretty darn happy with it. The buttons are easy to use with gloves, and I like that it has an FM radio as well. I bought the skull candy earphones, and I am fairly satisfied with them, but I am always on the lookout for the better noise reducing earphones (reasonably priced). I bought the acurian armband for 10 bucks from Radio Shack to use with the Sansa. It works pretty good as a combo. For the money and value, I would have to rate it 4 strippers out of 5: ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]()
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I use the one that have like a hook u put around your ear. That hold them in place pretty good
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I just got the new bluetooth chatter box. The speakers velcro inside the helmst and are a very nice fit. This unit allows you to listin to music via bluetooth (mp3 phone) or wire plug in and you can talk on your phone or intercom your buddy or passenger. Have not had a chance to use it as I am awaiting my bluetooth phone.
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I use the Etymotic Research ER6i Isolator In-Ear Earphones. Got them on Amazon for 75 bucks or so. Definitely worth the money in my book. They work as a headphone and as a earplug, blocking out 70-75% of wind noise. They are a little weird at first and some people might not like them because you have to put them pretty far in your ear to seal correctly. I wear ear plugs at work so it wasn't a big deal for me. If you go with those, Google the fishing line mod for them, so you don't have to pull on the wires to get them out.
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They even come with different inserts to see what fits better in your ears.
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I settled on the basic Sony Fontopia's. They work good as an outside noise blocker, and the sound is pretty good...however I am still on the lookout for something better...that completely blocks out all noise, so you can just hear tunes. Good thread!
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right now im using my voyager phone with aset of talk works ear buds from wallmart works great but my next purcherch will be the chatter box
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I've been using the Shure E2 series with the foam earpieces. You can get them for about $70 on Amazon. I love them and Shure is a very competitive brand with big sound.
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