I must admit, I love the prior model with AfterShock. It worked very well in ALL my runs. I'm a bit older man at the age of 70. My runs range from 6 to 14 miles and can last from 1.5 to 3.5 hours. I run in hot and humid weather which I usually end up drenched in sweat. My AfterShock headset never failed me. So, going to this new headset I was hoping it would somehow better then the one I owned. Fortunately, I believe it is. The sounds are excellent. Currently, it's winter time here in Nashville. TN, so I'll have to wait a few more months to test out our hot summer days but I am hopeful. I trust all will work out just. One improvement would be to have a smaller headset.

I'm going to talk about how safe I feel with them on. Not only can I listen to music and answer calls but also it keeps my ears free to hear other things at the same time I'm using my shokz due to them being bone conducting my ears are also free to hear things so I believe this is great for safety as well.

I tried these after issues with my Bose QC NC earbuds. Sound is great and multipoint connect makes it really easy to switch between my phone and iPad. The only thing I don't like is how strap connecting the pair is somewhat rigid so my clothing and hair sometimes interfere with it. Fortunately the headphones stay put for the most part.

First time user of bone conductor headphones. They are great. Very comfortable to wear. Don't even know they are there most of the time. I wear glasses and they do not interfere. Would recommend to anyone, especially if you're like me and are tired of ear buds falling out. You can even wear ear plugs in a noisy environment and still hear your music.

Not expected too much but was pretty impressed. Very comfortable, Easy enough to use and operate. Sometimes wish it be a bit more powerful but I can't expect same level of sound as from fully closed full headphones. As a small drawback is on higher volume I feel the drivers and it is not very nice feel - so I have to reduce volume and don't really hear music at that stage.

A friend suggested the OpenRun Pro to me because I wasn't happy with my current ear buds. While I may have been a bit skeptical at first, I am now a HUGE fan!!! So much more comfortable and convenient and it offers me the ability to still hear traffic for my safety. Thanks Jay for recommending them!

I got the Open Run Pro Mini at the recommendation of a few people I know and I do love them. They sound great and are mostly comfortable. I do wish they could make the back of it adjustable somehow as the mini is still a little too big for me. I feel like if they could do that they would sit better on my head. Like I said. That's the only issue I have right now. I just got them today so we will see how they work out as time goes on.

I have a smaller head and just hit their recommended measurements for considering the mini. The mini size is perfect for me, it fits way better than the regular size because the back arc doesn't hit my neck when I look up anymore. So glad I got it! For some reason AirPods irritate the insides of my ears if I wear them for too long but these are great. i hardly even notice that I have them on. Great for workouts or honestly anytime. Battery life is also fantastic. Rarely, they cut out or don't sync right to my iPhone but it's not a big deal. Maybe one day it'll work even more seamlessly :)

I received the OpenRun Pro headphones as a Christmas gift. The main motivations were bone conducting technology and having open ear, but not disturbing others. I tried them out around the office and at home. My co-workers and family could hear them when I had them both on and off my head while they were playing music at a reasonable volume. I would completely disagree with the FAQ that states others cannot hear your music. They DO NOT provide private listening experience. I thought they were defective, but other runners I know have mentioned the same issues.

Love the headphones. Recently bought second pair for office and home. The sound quality isn't like your earbuds. They don't go in your ears so there isnt the same level of isolation. The trade off is, you can function normally, listen to tunes or talk on the phone, and still hear the outside world. It took me about a week of regular wear to get used to them. I was gardening the other day listing to tunes and could hear my dog pestering me to throw his ball…pretty cool. I'd recommend them to others.