Best Wireless Earbuds For Bike Riding

If I had this, my old earbuds wouldn't be riding around NYC in a taxi.

This is the very best light for night bike riding and other uses. I have many lights this has to be my number one

Well made bag that feels firm as a waist bag when riding my bike or walking .

I love that I can be working in the yard or walking, bike riding, etc. and still have an ear for someone talking or walking towards me.

I love my shokz... I use them every day at the office and while riding my bike! They're comfortable, have a great battery life and sound!

Just got to try them out on the tail riding my mountain bike. They worked great all through the ride.

very good price for this product. i had to adjust to not being able to zoom in and out. sort of like riding a training bike.. other than that which isn't a problem, it has in fact enhanced my photo skills. lightweight, simple, practical and excellent in limited light. yes, i would refer it...

A friend recommended this case and bike mount for my bike riding and I really like it. It stays on the bike very securely and the case feels sturdy and looks good.

fabulous. i use this when im hiking or riding my bike, fits 700D and long lens without dropping the bottom, and i also slipped my iphone in next to it.

My phone is big - like everyone's phone these days. I even have big hands and the phone is still big. The finger loop really does help with securely holding the phone without having to attempt to wrap your hands around the back of the phone. You can easily slide a finger in without using your other hand to open the loop. I find it especially helpful when riding my bike - I can reach into my back jersey pocket, slip my finger into the loop, and be confident that I have my phone securely in my hand before I pull it out of the pocket. There is no fear that the phone will go crashing to the pavement or slip out of my hand (this is likely not recommended by Peak Design... I should buy the bike mount. But it works.) It also makes taking photos easier while riding too (also, likely not recommended usage. But it works.)