I think this product would be a great idea for water aerobics. Would I need special waterproof earbuds, as well?
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It floats but the sound decreases once the speaker is completely wet (still works and is meant to happen). I would recommend waterproof earbuds/headphones.
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Ha! What an idea! But - yes, for aerobics, you'd be in the water as well, so, yes indeed, you would need either waterproof earbuds or waterproof headphones.
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I think you would want the Eco XPRO, nit the Eco Extreme. The Eco Extreme does not have a jack for headphones.
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Yes, there are other waterproof headphones that you can get. I bought the pyle and there was too much static. Maybe spending a little more money on them will help with unit.
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I use these with a waterproof iPod shuffle. The ear buds are not charged, the ipod is and the ear buds p,ugh into it. I'm not sure if I answered your question, but these are the most comfortable waterproof earbuds I've had and I tried a lot of them. They are well designed and don't get in the way if you use goggles or a swim mask.
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No, not at all. I use it in and out of the water. The swim cap can actually cause the earphones to fit awkwardly requiring occasional adjustment. You will probably have a better fit without a cap. That's just my opinion.
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Laura, I only bought these earphones for jogging and the fact that the earbuds came in 3 sizes. So far I have had not problems with them as I have been out in the rain and also sweaty wearing them. Not sure if this will help you
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You get two sets of headphones (ear buds), one for swimming the other for running/hiking. The regular headphones sound much better than the underwater ones but that is to be expected.
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I don't know about it being waterproof, but I use this to teach an hour-long aerobics class. At first, I clipped the transmitter onto my pants. At the end of class, the case was sweaty. I would take out the batteries and leave the case open to dry out. Recently, I ordered the Shure brand belt to go with it. It works well with the belt.
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No waterproof headphones are included in this listing. Our new Swimbuds Sport headphones are the best headphones in the market for lap swimming and running in the rain. Since every person's ear is different, Swimbuds Sport has 4 different styles of earbuds to find the best fit to seal out water. Original Swimbuds also work great for lap swimming and create a watertight seal in your ear to keep out water even when submersed, but only have one style of earbud. HydroHarmony headphones are good for water sports like surfing or water aerobics, but do not create a watertight seal in your ear. Scott
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I think the headphones is no sweat proof.But I don't think you can get it wet while you exercise.And it fix well, so it suit you.
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To work out sure yes have a blast. Sweat, rain wont damage the headset. Dont drop it in the ocean lol.
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Yes, it's quite a good waterproof mp3 player. The ear phone that comes with it is quite uncomfortable but generally I would suggest it. Have fun!
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Off hand I would say no. The ear cups are cloth and the head band is also. They will soak up sweat and get crusty. Personally I would stick with ear buds.
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Jordan, Absolutely its easier to insert earbud in driSuit endurance case as it is designed with a patent pending jack device that does not require a "plu" like drisuit. Just plug in your ear buds into the external jack and you are ready to go. That is why I bought driSuit, plus it seems much heavier duty than lifeproof. Dan
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I have a waterproof iPod, it has a velcro loop that keeps it attached to my goggles...I love these swim buds no doubt you will too.
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Only just now got around to seeing this! Man.No, these wouldn't be great for running. I mean, they're pretty lightweight, but they can fall off your ears relatively easily, especially with all the jostling. Earbuds are definitely better for that sort of thing.
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I had issues with the white swim buds that came with it (kept falling out of my ears when I swam so I use them for my computer now). I found that for swimming and snorkeling I bought the waterproof ones that hook over my ears with the spongy earbuds worked a lot better for me. Got them at Best buy 4 years ago not sure if they have them anymore now.
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Just a guess: because you can't hear the instructor? Or her music? One thing I love about my UA iPod is that my gym plays loud (terrible!) music over their speakers. The earbuds fit so well, I can't hear the awful music at all. If you're doing water aerobics, don't you need to hear what's going on around you?