Earphones

gebrauchtwagen83 · Post by **gebrauchtwagen83** » Wed Jan 11, 2012 4:35 pm

i want a pair of earphones for riding distance that are noise cancelling or where I can hear the music. wondering what recommendations people had. my original budget was about 50 quid but if i discover there is nothing that gets the job done for that price then i would be open to going higher (for quality). any help would be much appreciated.
Dan

special one · Post by **special one** » Wed Jan 11, 2012 5:26 pm

I got my wife some Sony in ear noise cancelling earphones last Xmas off amazon for about £50 and they are brilliant, only thing us they stick out a little bit so if you've got a tight fitting lid you won't keep them in.

I wanna get some too but need to find some helmet friendly.

gebrauchtwagen83 · Post by **gebrauchtwagen83** » Wed Jan 11, 2012 5:31 pm

special one wrote:I got my wife some Sony in ear noise cancelling earphones last Xmas off amazon for about £50 and they are brilliant, only thing us they stick out a little bit so if you've got a tight fitting lid you won't keep them in.

I wanna get some too but need to find some helmet friendly.

my mate uses ultimate ears sound ear which are specially designed for motorcyclists. you have to have them measured up for your ears but im reluctant at 170 notes

Ubique 895 · Post by **Ubique 895** » Wed Jan 11, 2012 5:34 pm

I have a pair of these and I find them to be really good.

Originally brought when I was doing a lot of freestyle kayaking hense being waterproof. Tried them on the bike one day and haven't looked back really.

I had my ears moulded at the Motorcycle live show by ultimate Ear as I was looking at there custom molded ear phones but to be honest, I find the overboard ones to be quite adequate at the moment and not being flush with cash I'd rather re distribute that money elsewhere.

special one · Post by **special one** » Wed Jan 11, 2012 5:43 pm

dancanovas wrote:
my mate uses ultimate ears sound ear which are specially designed for motorcyclists. you have to have them measured up for your ears but im reluctant at 170 notes

Yeah, I'd get them if I had the spare cash as I've heard they are brilliant.

I'll keep looking

Paul-S · Post by **Paul-S** » Wed Jan 11, 2012 6:06 pm

dancanovas wrote:
special one wrote:I got my wife some Sony in ear noise cancelling earphones last Xmas off amazon for about £50 and they are brilliant, only thing us they stick out a little bit so if you've got a tight fitting lid you won't keep them in.

I wanna get some too but need to find some helmet friendly.
my mate uses ultimate ears sound ear which are specially designed for motorcyclists. you have to have them measured up for your ears but im reluctant at 170 notes

I have these too and they are well worth the money

No wind noise at all

NKL990 · Post by **NKL990** » Wed Jan 11, 2012 6:18 pm

I also use Ultimate Ear monitors, they are good, I had to go for custom made to measure because I have small ear canals and can't use any of the in ear earphones.

Gavb0 · Post by **Gavb0** » Wed Jan 11, 2012 6:20 pm

I use some ear phones you mould yourself into your ears 5 min and it go,s off like rubber made by a company called ear fuze. Comes as a kit speakers and putty
Cost about £35 including p&p from US

Gavb0 · Post by **Gavb0** » Wed Jan 11, 2012 6:25 pm

Ok that's www.earfuze.com

gebrauchtwagen83 · Post by **gebrauchtwagen83** » Wed Jan 11, 2012 6:38 pm

Gavb0 wrote:Ok that's www.earfuze.com

these look good mate. do they stay moulded or are they soft and you have to squeeze them in each time?

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