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"10 Best Workout Headphones\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n1. Yurbuds Inspire Duro\n\n\nTwist and lock these headphones into your ear, then pull. The \u201CTwistLock\u201D technology ensures these stay secure for a reliable fit, no matter what activity you are doing. \nCreated by a triathlete and a 24-time marathoner, each pack comes with two sizes of silicone-based buds to ensure proper sizing, and they are both sweat- and water-resistant. The buds themselves allow in just enough ambient noise, so you aren\u2019t completely closed off from the world. They are specifically designed to avoid sensitive pain points in your ear for a comfortable, snug fit.\nPrice: $49.99\n\n\nImage: Yurbuds\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n2. Klipsch S4\n\n\nThese tiny oval tips hook into your ear to create a noise-isolating feature that will leave you in your own insulated world. For the price tag, you get three sets of ear tips, an aluminum carrying case and an ear tip cleaning tool. A shorter-than-normal cable (3 feet), is grip- and tangle-resistant.\nPrice: $79.99\n\n\nImage: Klipsch\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n3. Etymotic MC5\n\n\nFrom the inventors of insert earphones, the Etymotic MC5 is one of the lowest-priced in the Etymotic family. Not only do these come with four sets of ear tips, they feature all different kinds, whichver you decide works best, for example, tri-flange mushroom tips made of rubber, a soft glider tip and two different types of foam tips. Each option provides a tight seal for noise-canceling results.\nPrice: $79\n\n\nImage: Etymotic\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n4. Bose MIE2i\n\n\nUsing Bose\u2019s uniquely shaped StayHear tips -- which are designed to take the shape of your ears  (a round profile with wing tips that conform to the upper ridge) -- these are made of silicone for a soft feel. To ensure proper fit and stability, the headphones come with three different sizes of tips.\nPrice: $129.95\n\n\nImage: Bose\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n5. Philips ActionFit Sports\n\n\nDesigned specifically for athletes, this lightweight set is sweat- and rain-resistant, promising isolated sound. Ear caps come in various sizes, and a shorter cable comes with a clip to attach to your workout gear.\nPrice: From $19.95\n\n\nImage: Phillips\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n6. AfterShokz\n\n\nThese are not your average headphones. Using bone-conducting technology, the headphones wrap around the back of your head, designed to sit in front of your ear on your cheekbone, leaving your ears open so you can hear everything else. A good model for the multi-tasker, these come with an attached in-line controller (which must be charged) with a mic for cellphone use, as well as volume and song control.\nPrice: $119.95\n\n\nImage: AfterShokz\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n7. Polk Audio UltraFit 2000\n\n\nWhile on-ear headphones aren\u2019t typical at the gym, this lightweight option gives you the choice of silicone or foam earpads and includes an unadjustable behind-the-head band. With a built-in microphone and in-ear controls compatible with your iPhone, the headphones also boast a flat, tangle-resistant wire to rid you of those pesky knots.\nPrice: $49.95\n\n\nImage: Polk Audio\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n8. MEElectronics Sport Fi S6\n\n\nDoubling as an in-ear and over-ear set, the wire is flexible and can conform to each individual ear for a secure fit. Perks include noise-isolation, sweat-resistance, a modular cable system that allows you to adjust your cable length and a hands-free microphone for calls and settings. A workout case gives acts as a sports armband for your music device. Plus, you'll get six additional ear tips.\nPrice: $59.99\n\n\nImage: MEElectronics\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n9. JayBird BlueBuds X\n\n\nAs the official headphone of the U.S. triathlon, these wireless bluetooth headphones come at a price. As a single unit, you can wear them over or under your ear (behind your head), leaving you free of wires on your neck or chest. While they do need to be charged, they have eight hours of playtime, and patented ear cushions curve to the top, back and lower surface areas of your ear to prevent looseness.\nPrice: $169.95\n\n\nImage: JayBird\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n10. Denon AH-W150 Exercise Freak\n\n\nForget long wires and detangling cords; these Bluetooth-supported headphones give you a wireless music transmission from up to 25 feet. With a flexible band that rests behind your neck, all you need to do is tap the earpiece with its built-in microphone to control the switch between music and calls, giving you that hands-free comfort. The headphones also come in a variety of colors; blue, pink, black and yellow. \nPrice: $129\n\n\nImage: Denon\n\n\n\n\n\n\nWhen exercising, a dislodged headphone interrupts your fitness time and takes you out of \"the zone\" you worked so hard to reach in the first place.\nAccording to marketing information firm NPD Group, when it comes to headphones, consumers are most interested in sound quality, noise cancellation and water/sweat resistance. But people are increasingly looking to in-line controls and microphones, too.\nSEE ALSO: 10 Best iPhone Armbands\n\nConsidering we all have different ear sizes, the one-size-fits-all technique isn't always the best way find the perfect workout buddy. Instead, consider investing in a solid pair over a cheap option that tangles up and poops out fast. Whether it is in-ear, out-ear, on-ear, over-ear or wireless you are looking for, we curated our tops picks in the market now.\nWhen it comes to workout headphones, what is the most important quality you look for? Let us know in the comments below.\nImage: Flickr, KaiChanVong.com"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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