I love my new Open Run headphones! They are super comfortable, can handle sweat and rain, and sound magnificent! I work out with these, but they are especially wonderful when running outside - - they allow me to stay alert to my surroundings better than in-ear headphones.

Perfect!! I’ve had a different model of Shokz before but decided to try the mini since I have a lil pea head. They fit amazing, sound great, are lightweight, and of course, I just love the open ear design. As a female runner in town and on trails, I feel so much safer being able to hear what’s going on around me.

Really enjoy Openrun model. Great sound quality, easy to use, and I can hear what is happening around me when riding road and mtn bike. They also fit under ear miffs when mowing. Surprisingly the phone call / receive works very well. People on other end can hear me just dine, and vice versa. Never have to worry about them falling off, and so far battery life has been great. This was a very good purchase that I should have done a long time ago.

This is my third pair of shokz and I love them, but they are unusable for my work. With every single pair (three!) the mic stops working almost immediately. First, I tried opencomm and now with openrun. It won't work on my Android or my soft phone. I was hoping the third time would be a charm, but this is ridiculous and now I'm regretting this third chance. They fit perfectly and the sound is decent, but now it's just an expensive pair to listen to audiobooks.

When I wear other devices, it sounds like my fingers are stuck in my ears. I can't think like that! My thoughts get weird and I hate not hearing things right. Kinda like when I flew a plane and my ears stopped up for 2 weeks! I like these, although after a long-time wear you do feel a little pressure where they rested on both sides. But it's far better than dealing with the other. I was amazed how well the sound quality was. It was better than I thought it would be. Are they are a good investment? YES!!

I got the OpenRun mini after trying the OpenMove and finding that the OpenMove was uncomfortable and didn’t sit right. The openrun mini is a much better fit and is so comfortable I forget they are there. They’re perfect for running as I can still listen out for cars. My only issue is they sometimes get caught in my hair but that can’t be helped. I usually wear my hair up when I wear them. The sound quality isn’t as good as my in ear headphones but it’s definitely worth compromising the quality for the ease and practicality of them. After using them twice I didn’t notice the sound quality being a problem.

The Open Run are an excellent pair of headphones. As you'll probably read in most reviews about bone conduction headphones, the bass could be a little stronger in these, but unless you're super into having a lot of bass, these should be just fine. I bought the Mini version, which is nice to have because it fits my head a little better and I have less band sticking out the back. Overall, excellent sound and battery life. My one wish is that there was some way to keep them in position better, because Iv noticed sound quality is better when they're closer to my ear, but they keep wanting to slide forward.

I have to keep my shokz up full blast to hear my audio book when there is any traffic going by. I'm not sure if they just aren't fitting right, or what. I did buy the mini but I'm still not sure if they fit completely right. Overall, they are ok, the sound is pretty good so long as there is no external noise.

I am only getting 3-3.5 hours of battery life on these. I can't even complete two activities two days in a row with out them dying towards the end of my second activity. I do listen to near max volume most of the time. Not sure if the 8 hour battery claim is with max volume or not.

The fit is amazing and the sound quality is amazing. I do think there are some flaws with the headphones. The beeps when increasing volume, especially the warning for maximum volume is harsh and unpleasant. I don't like that the power button is the same as the volume up button. I also don't like that on the right side, the volume/power buttons are on the part that sits behind the ear. While on the left side, the pause button is on the part that sits in front of the year. The headphones don't bounce around, even when I am running which is perfect.