Trainer by Gibson TH100 Wireless Sport On-Ear Headphones designed with Usain Bolt (Aeroflex rail, Bluetooth), black

Sound quality for the price is acceptable but nothing special. That's the downside. In every other way these are great. Being an excessively sweaty runner I find I destroy headphones that are not waterproof enough. These are waterproof enough. I don't like in ear phones as they tend to move about with a neck band and without a neckband they won't stay in my ears. These stay in place perfectly with no wet 'slurpy' noises as I start to sweat. I've read reviews saying they look cheap and flimsy plastic, a matter of taste but I don't think so, and I managed to twang them off under a low branch at about 9 minute mile pace. They survived landing on the tamac path so not too flimsy then. The flashing LED which you can switch on is reassuring when road running in the dark and I've found them to be very user friendly, I've even managed to accept calls and carry on a phone conversation without breaking my stride. I wouldn't recommend these for comfort to use at home as they are not loose fitting like standard over ear headphones, but for running they grip the sides of my head just enough to be reassuring they're not going to fall off. Unless you misjudge a low branch. Would have given 5 stars if the sound quality was slightly better.

These headphones are the absolute business. I run a lot. 70 miles a week upwards at the moment. I have been struggling for years to find a decent pair of sports headphones to run in and I have tried them all, believe me. Either earbuds just don't stay in or buds or on ear headphones break down after a few runs. I went through 3 pairs of monster isport freedom on ears that were meant to be indestructable. They lasted under 30 miles each time. It's relatively early days but these are well over 100 miles including two runs of non stop 22 miles without a single glitch. And plenty of running in the wind and rain. I've got used to the controls, even with gloves. The battery lasts really well. As for the sound? If you are spending nigh on £200 for a pair of headphones, it makes total sense to have something decent to play through them with a graphic equaliser, right? This just brings out the best in the headphones. They are tuned nicely and ready to tweak to your hearts desire. I play a Sony NWZA15 through them, which is great. But they really come into their own with my Sony Xperia z5 Compact with the Poweramp app. You can tweak to your hearts content and have as much bass or volume as you possibly want and the phones sound really great. The button for siri or google now works flawlessly and I can dial or even text or write emails by voice whilst running (though if you pause much, google now asks if you want to send!). The flashing safety light works well too and I haven't noticed it draining battery.I love these headphones. I'm just hoping that I haven't spoken too soon and if I have, I'll be back! But at the moment these beauties show no sign of letting up.UPDATE! - Hundreds of miles later, these phones are still going strong and look as good as the day I got them. I can't speak highly enough of them!

So far so good. Have taken these 'phones out on a couple of runs so far. They are really comfortable. They do not move around when running but neither do they feel too tight. I used the Aeroflex band and it worked really well. It feels sturdy but only time will tell how robust it is.Pairing is straightforward but I would recommend using the enclosed quick guide to locate the buttons as they are rather small.When in use the play/pause and skip buttons are easy to use. The volume up and down are a bit fiddly to find but I soon got used to this. Pressing the Safe Sound button was also easy but note that there is a slight delay before the sound reduces. The flashing light is a nice touch but I was not able to find the button without removing the headphones first.Sounds quality is great but do bear in mind this is Bluetooth so will never be as good as wired headphones. However, the bass was punchy and the mids and trebles tight and clear. I listen to a mixture of indie, rock and electronic music and all sounded great.I've got the white version as they're much cheaper on Amazon. I was pleasantly surprised by them. I was worried they'd look rather garish, but in fact they're pretty tasteful and not at all showy.I've not used them in the rain yet but they are supposed to be weatherproof.The ear cushions detach easily and can be cleaned.Overall I would highly recommend these headphones.

These over the ear headphones are great for running, or just wearing while doing chores around the house. They stay on nice and firm and don't need to be messed with. Some of the critical reviews say you can get better sounding headphones for the money....but really? I don't think these people are using them for the right reasons. I have a better sounding set, and if I want to relax in a chair then I will get them out instead of these. But these headphones sound just fine, they have a good tone and depth of base with good clarity. And when I am running or doing other stuff, this is just background music, I'm not listening to every last note. Unlike in ear headphones, there is no messing and the little light and button to let you hear surrounding noise better are nice touches. Connectivity is great too. No glitches and range is really good if you move around the house without the music source in your pocket. I've only had them a few days, but love them and wear them loads. Only thing that can go wrong is if they break. If they do I will update the review, but all I can say right now, is if you want a pair of headphones that sound great and don't fall off your head when jogging or bending over, these are about as good as there is right now.