Best Headphones For Bicycle Riding

using this to connect my sound system to headphones while riding on my bicycle trainer. length is perfect and sound reproduction is excellent.

No complaints. Best noise cancelling headphones out there. Battery life is great and it made riding on a 12 hour plane ride bearable

I recently picked this case because I wanted to protect my iPhone while riding my bicycle around Berlin. The case has been holding up quite nicely. I have dropped it multiple times, but overall, it kept its original shape and didn't damage my phone. The magnet in the back is powerful. I had the Apple Cardholder keep it nice and tight. The other thing I notice when I mount it on the bike is that the clips in fast, and not afraid of dropping it.

Very satisfied with audio performance and ability to use while riding bicycle and eliminating the effects of sweat. Regular earbuds always had an issue staying in place.

If you're serious about color, you should definitely purchase this. Working without it and working with it is parallel to riding a bicycle compared to driving a car. You'll wonder how you ever worked without it.

I got this clamp to clamp my mini video camera to my bicycle to get my favorite ride(s) so that when winter comes, and I'm riding indoors on the trainer, I'll still get the memories of my favorite hills and fields. This clamp is super-secure, and the stud locks into the clamp perfectly. I hit 40 mph going down a hill and the clamp held fast. On the other hand, clamping a video camera with no IS to a bike handlebar isn't the smartest thing I've ever done. It was 90 minutes of quake-cam. But I can't fault the product. It's rock-solid. My camera is a Flip Mino HD, but I would venture that you could easily put a mini DV camcorder on this unit with no problem- complete faith in the durability and design of this clamp. Heavy duty, well-built.

I take this little guy everywhere with me. It goes horseback riding, bicycle riding, hiking, and in my car. Love, love, love the sound

when used with a Rode SmartLav to get really decent audio. I record a podcast while riding a bicycle and the Zoom H1n fits easily into my backpack and I turn on the Hold function so if it gets jostled and buttons get pushed it keeps recording. I like that I can record at 96khz. I also use this as primary audio for talking head videos and again with the Rode SmartLav mic. Great little recorder for a lot of circumstances.

I just started riding my bicycle after a year of lockdown. I usually only shoot in Jazz clubs. The bike opened up Street Photography for me. I own a Canon R, 5D Mark II ,multiple L lenses and a Nikon D 500. All of these is too heavy for me to carry on the train or on bike all day. My usual camera bags I would say,weigh about 10 lbs,with all my equiptment packed.The picture quality is indistinguishable from my other camera unless you do stringent,professional testing. This one is a keeper. I can walk with it every day. Let me add,I am 71 years old. I appreciate good quality photoswith out the heavy weight burden. My only complaint would be,It is easy to push the wrong buttons accidently when you are shooting.The smallness is not great for big hands. I've changed how I grip my camera to accomadate. Batery life seems short.

Best headphones I own.