OpenRun Pro 2

If he doesn't have them yet, the Shokz OpenRun Pro 2 headphones are a must-have for distance runners. Outside of that, everything else is pretty personal. Maybe just offer to take him shopping for a running gift or a gift card to a local running store.

Shokz OpenRun Pro 2, sehr zufrieden. Man liest immer mal wieder was von Problemen mit Nässe, ich hatte bisher aber keine. Es gibt auch eine Variante die zum Schwimmen geeignet ist.

Shokz openrun pro 2 for me. Decent enough sound quality, waterproof enough to handle my sweat and rain, and don't block my ear holes.

I wear prescription glasses and a full face and goggles, no issues. Ive had 2 sets of Shokz OpenRun Pros that shit themselves on me, have a set of the OpenRun Pro 2 now that I cant really comment on reliability (less waterproof tho); but they do sound better than the originals. I always ride with mi

Ich nutze die Shokz openrun pro 2. Die sind auch für Podcasts also Stimmaufnahmen laut genug bei Fahrtwind (ich konnte das im Französischen Mistral testen!). Nur wenn der TGV direkt neben dem Radweg hergedonnert ist, musste ich kurz pausieren. Die dürfen auch moderat nass werden und man hört dabei d

I would be careful with the Openrun Pro 2 if you're doing sweaty workouts. I am a fairly sweaty guy and the moisture gets into the 'speakers' and massively messes with the sound quality. After running for 30mins. They are almost unusable. I complained to Shokz and they basically said... They shouldn

Ich nutze Shokz OpenRun Pro 2. Das sind Knochenschall Kopfhörer, die liegen also gar nicht in oder auf den Ohren sondern auf dem Knöchelchen davor auf, worüber der Schall übertragen wird. Ich finde das mega angenehm vom Tragekomfort, die Musik hört sich eher so an als käme sie vom Raum aus anstatt w

That’s fair, wind can definitely make audiobooks tough. I’ve been using the Shokz OpenRun Pro 2 for about 7 months now and they’ve honestly been great for me. They don’t move at all while I’m running, sound quality has been solid for music and podcasts, and they handle sweat really well. I usually r

To be honest, as long as they stand behind their products and keep offering a no-hastle two-year warranty, I'm happy to stick to Shokz products, at least in terms of open-ear headphones for everyday use. That being said, my experience was similar with three OpenRun out of four, which died due to fai

I've had 3 pairs of Shokz die from just sweat exposure. The last pair was a 2 week old pair of OpenRun Pro 2 and died during the first 50k with them. I moved over to Anker Soundcore c50i and haven't looked back. More comfortable, better sound, get louder, and have lasted multiple very sweaty ultras