I bought the regular size and after they arrived thought they were too big for me. I went for a run the next day and they fit perfect. I do wonder how the smaller size would fit on me. Great sound - while at the same time able to hear my surroundings.

Earphones and Headphones have always bothered me. Shokz are a total game changer, I can finally privately listen to music, shows, and movies without all the pain. People really can’t hear what you’re listening to at any volume, the battery is great, you can stay completely aware of your environment, and the multi-device pairing works like a dream.

These are my second pair of Shokz, and I primarily use them cycling. The last pair I could hear even with wind noise in my ears - these I cannot hear at all even with the smallest amount of ambient noise, and I have not figured out why. Might be returning for a replacement pair.

Not nearly as good (for me at least) as open comm. Max volume is noticeably lower. Even at max, sometimes cannot use with iPhone. Some lag time on the pick up for calls. I’ll probably return the open run pro. Also, answer button not has easy to find as with open comm. So much for the latest and greatest member of the family. ;-(

These headphones are great in many ways but fall just short or in ear earbuds. Pros: Very comfortable They let you hear things around you while still clearly hearing music. Easy to put on. Cons: Slight buzzing feeling at high volume. Good sound but not as good as a pair of similarly priced earbuds. If you only want the best sound, go for a different pair of good earbuds. If you want something that is very comfortable for workouts and let's you hear your surroundings, these headphones are fantastic if you don't mind a slight drop in sound quality.

Love my new headset. I had a mini version before which seemed to fit well, but my ears would hurt after wearing a while and I didn’t seem to hear as well out of it as I did when I first got it a few years ago. I got the regular size this time in the blue color - easier to find among black cords - and it doesn’t hurt my ears. I think by being a bit larger I can situate it better and I hear better as well. Love it. And it seems to have longer battery life than my old one to boot.

Hey Y’all. I love my open run pros. A few years ago I had the titanium which I really loved. But the unfortunately broke as to my carelessness when I packed them away. But now with the open run pro sometimes when I listen to something I wonder if it’s actually not coming through the headphones because I hear it so much clearer. I’m able to wear them for extended periods of time without any discomfort to my ears. And the sound is really amazing. I love wearing some thing that is not obnoxious. And doesn’t show in an awkward way like some of the other types of your phones that hang out of your ears. yes of course it’s pricey but I’m happy with the investment that I made.

Coming from the Aeropex Open-Ear Endurance, I was led to believe the bass on the OpenRun Pro would be noticeably better; it isn't. Actually, I am seeing that the Aeropex headsets sound better overall still after using both side-by-side for a month now. Other than sound, they're the exact same as one another, so I do not see the pull to upgrade if you own the Aeropex's already.

I have been using the same pair of Shokz (Aeropex) for the past 5 years and they are still holding up great for working outside all day in the AZ heat. I repair and maintain swimming pools so these things are exposed to a lot of water, sweat, and debris and it doesn't seem to phase them. I just wanted a new set with the smaller band and these things are awesome improvement of sound quality and battery life.

As an autistic, I have to say that getting these headphones was pretty close to life-changing. They allow me to focus in a way that I had been unable to do before. I could not be happier for the ability to wear something that is socially acceptable, and that it is useful to my disability. Thank you for helping out us marginalized folks.