OpenRun Pro 2

The shokz openrun pro 2s do both bone conduction and external audio. Not the loudest headphone experience but they sound pretty good and I can hear people coming up behind me or cars and whatnot which is the point of them. I like them a lot for running.

Shokz Openrun Pro 2. Safer to run with as your ear canal is open to hear what’s around you. They wrap behind your neck and your ears so they are not going anywhere. Doubt it’s BIFL as it’s an integrated battery, but for running it’s the best and safest choice

Kig på shokz OpenRun pro 2. De er 100% åbne og giver en god lyd + de er fantastiske til træning også.

Can't go wrong with Shokz for Running headphones. It's very personal though. If he doesn't wear glasses, complains about losing his headphones, and intends to run outdoors soon, I'd recommend the OpenRun Pro 2. I have a large head but still prefer the mini because I like them to be snug. When in dou

I bought Shokz Openrun Pro 2 after a reddit thread like this bullied me into it. They’re far too quiet to cope with urban noise but perfect on trails - like, proper gamechanger, what was I doing with normal earbuds. Might not be for everyone. You can try them out in many running shops

Calls I don't answer go voice to text message. All my clients know I focus on the client I am with, and will call them back as soon as I can. Never ever had an issue with that, either existing or potential clients. The clients that can't handle life / are too important to be understanding... are bet

I am not an audiophile. These are just to provide me something to listen while running. Shokz OpenRun Pro 2 when on the trail. You can still listen to music but you ears are still exposed to the world so you can hear people/critters/monsters/etc coming. AirPods on the road because they do a better j

Get the Shokz Openrun Pro 2 and you'll have both.

I use Shokz OpenRun Pro 2s bone conducting headphones, and they are amazing for audiobooks and podcasts. I like them because they are open eared which makes them great for when you need situational awareness (jogging, walking the dog, bike riding, etc.). They work pretty well for music too (especial

I use Shokz OpenRun Pro 2. I live in a lumpy part of the UK, so lots of small climbs and small descents. They aren't perfect, but if you pair them with some cat ears and they're pretty solid on the whole. On some descents, I will pause the podcast, but below 25 to 30 mph they're generally very clear