i have el cheapo skull candy's, they work pretty good.

 

hell yeah mang i rock these aswell nice fit under the helmet and good noise cancelation :rock

 

vmodas are pretty nice i tried bose in ear too and liked those

 

Yah the vmodas aare great. I also have the Shure E2c's they didnt fit me as well.

 

Sure earbuds :fact They sound amazing, and fit in your ear flush, so it's easy to put on/take off your helmet with them. You'll drop anywhere from around $50-450. I wear mine all the time, and absolutely love them!

 

bose in ear ...sweeeettt...... except the buds always fall off so if your not careful youll lose them when you pull them out of youe ear...
PS,,,,,,DONT BY THEM OFF EBAY...ALMOST ALWAYS ***KNOCK OFFS***
MINE FELL Apart after about 4 hrs. of use.. so i went to best buy.. $100.. by far the best sounding....

 

Etymotic ER6i

 

I use skull candys for when im at work. I had ordered some off brand on ebay for bike riding just before it got stolen..so i never got to test them out. but they are flat and about the size of a silver dollar. stick the backin into the ear area of the helmet...the speaker goes on next then the final cover which connects to the first piece via velcro that way if you dont want the phones in...just take off velcro remove speakers and put velcro pieces back together inside helmet to keep from losing them.
ill try to find one of the auctions
oh..and cost me less then $20

 

$450 for ear phones..what the hell brand is that??i know the larger earmuff head phones r that much,but never heard of the smaller ones being that much....

 

I work at Best Buy I mean I had a pair of Sures that were like $200 + of course I didn't pay that..... but I hated them so I ended up getting earmuff noise canceling

Boy
Our
Shits
Expensive..

But I like them. Going to be looking into what I can get for riding might just buy a pair of earuds that cost like 40 bucks and I get for like 18 or so...

 

those skull candy look sweet. how well do they sound when your rollin 80 + mph

 

I've had two pairs of Shures in 5 years... they are absolutely the best. There are different levels in price... the SE110 is about $100 and is well worth it, I have the next step up SE210.

I use them every single time I get on my bike, I recommend the flange sleeve. The sounds is amazing and the noise isolating is great. I use them to commute and on the track.

 

I've had two pairs of Shures in 5 years... they are absolutely the best. There are different levels in price... the SE110 is about $100 and is well worth it, I have the next step up SE210.

I use them every single time I get on my bike, I recommend the flange sleeve. The sounds is amazing and the noise isolating is great. I use them to commute and on the track.

I have the same ones and they are awesome. They make all the music I listen to before sound even better. I hear stuff with them I never heard on the CD's before. Absolutely great sound quality and noise cancellation.

 

I didn't like the way they fit in my ears. Why I returned them. The sound quality was awesome though.

 

I bought some JVC ones that have interchangeable ear pads. They sound great when you seal them properly, but not so great when group riding. Even when I pause the music I can barely hear someone talking to me.

 

I don't listen to music when I ride, but at work and in airports I use skull candy in-ears. I love them! They sound great, they aren't "noise cancelling" persay, but they do cancel alot of the background noise due to their design. I think I paid like $40 for them or something.

 

I use these cheap sony's; sound great, good and loud, and comfy. I never could stand the in-ear types anyway. I always keep the volume at a mid-level, and one ear open so I can still hear things around me... that and VA law requires it!

 

I use those too. If you bend the little tabs (the ones with the Sony logo) inward a bit you can get 'em to fit really close to your head and cut down on any discomfort you might feel with a helmet on.

-Trevor

 

These are ones I use. Sound quality is AMAZING deep rich sound. Fitmet is AMAZING they have 3 different ear bud sizes small, medium, and large for the perfect fit for your ear canal. Fitment is crucial in the performace of headphones. As far as comfort, I can't even tell I'm wearing them.... they are that good.

 

I use the shure se210's also. They sound great and stay in my ears, unlike the basic apple ipod ones. I also found using a ipod shuffle, the newer ones, work great for riding. Can clip em anywhere and they won't fall off.

 

Make sure you get the in-ear, canal type phones so they wont interfere with your helmet.

Ultimate ears is way up on the spectrum and can be as high as 1000+
Shure, already mentioned, makes great stuff
Etymotic as well

Some will require an amp.. I amp all my phones and it makes a lot of difference.

You really shouldn't go any other way.

 

i have the same sony wrap arounds and they get hung up when i put my helmet on and get pulled out of my ear when i take it off but besides that i like them.....maybe i will try the skullcandy in ear, they look pretty good.......thanks

 

shure se210's for me!!! not a better pair out there:fact

 

Got the VModas Extra Bass, they are phenomenal. Very small form factor so those with sensitive/small earways can comfortably wear them all day long. Only gripe is that they may fall apart. Also, being that they are so small makes them extremely susceptible to any movement which may break the seal formed by the ear buds. Motions such as chewing and yawning can knock them out of place but they're pretty good about settling into a good position once inserted. I picked up a set for $50.00 and couldn't be happier with them. The bass hits like a mini 300w system.

 

Got the VModas Extra Bass, they are phenomenal. Very small form factor so those with sensitive/small earways can comfortably wear them all day long. Only gripe is that they may fall apart. Also, being that they are so small makes them extremely susceptible to any movement which may break the seal formed by the ear buds. Motions such as chewing and yawning can knock them out of place but they're pretty good about settling into a good position once inserted. I picked up a set for $50.00 and couldn't be happier with them. The bass hits like a mini 300w system.

Yah, I couldnt believe the bass on the Vmodas!

 

get the ones that go in your ear you will be happier

 

Just an FYI to anyone who cares......Operating a motor vehicle on public roads with earphones in is illegal in most states.