T Bone In Ear Monitor System

Don’t hesitate..if you’re looking for bone conduction ear phones, you can’t beat these. They are lightweight, have good sound, and stay charged a long time. My Aeropex model was stolen, l couldn’t find a replacement, so l went with the OpenRun in blue. I wear them in the gym, walking & biking.

We use them with our E5 ear buds and a Sennheiser in-ear monitor system. These units are preferred by my band and vocal team for their superior fit.

It took a while to find, but this case is perfect for our wireless In Ear Monitor system.  The extra unit of rack space even allows for room to store our body packs ear buds and a couple of short XLR cables, so everything we need to run our ears is all in one box.  Shipping was fast as well!

I used this cable (1 of 3 I purchased) for the first time last night at my show. I worked flawlessly with my In-Ear monitor system.

I use this with a wired in-ear monitor system at our church to give me a little more freedom to move around. It seems very durable and the connection is tight so it doesn't come loose. I'm very pleased with the quality and it was in stock so even the free shipping was quick - only 3 days.

Best bone-conducting-seperate-out-of-ear "buds" I have ever tried or purchased since the one-band-behind-the-head-ones I bought ears ago, and I STILL have those!

These are my first pair of bone conduction headphones and they are amazing. The sound is great and sound even better when you put ear plugs in. I work in a very loud building using power tools all day and need to wear ear plugs. So the fact that I can wear foam ear plugs and still listen to music is life changing.

First, I have had the Aftershokz bone conduction headphones for more than 5 years, and I will never go back to "in ear" headphones. The listening experience is great and you can add earplugs if you need to. This year I had a very unusual medical condition take most of the hearing in my left ear. I don't even hear with the bone conduction. So I ordered the Openfit because the earpieces work independently and nothing goes in my ear. I am really happy with these - I mostly just wear my right earpiece and it sounds great, sits comfortably ON my ear, and allows me to remain connected to the world around me. Because it is so light, I hardly know it's there and it doesn't bother my glasses. I can listen to books, music, podcasts - they are already the perfect compliment to my bone conduction set, which I intend to keep using as well. The Openfit are so flat that laying down with them on is a treat. Audiobook at bedtime? Yes please!

I was surprised by these. I had some cheap bone-conduction earphones. The sound was terrible. These are almost like my good over-the-ear headphones. Excellent sound. I like them when I am running because I can hear traffic. Also surprising is that I can use them to make calls. For me, way better than Air Pods.

While I find it a tiny bit harder to hear my surroundings than I do with my bone conducting headphones, these are my new go-to headphones because 1) They are the only headphones i have ever worn with my glasses on that do not cause any discomfort -- even after wearing for hours 2) They have great sound (allows me to use them instead of my Beats Solo) 3) They allow me to hear my surroundings 4) They are super light and allow airflow to my ears keeping them dry 5) The charging case is very convenient and keeps them protected 6) They stay on! It took a minute to get used to the light touch of the speaker on my ear (like an out of place hair), but now I don't even notice it. My headphone experience includes a variety of ear buds, over ear headphones, powerbeats, beats Solo, aeropex bone conduction headphones.