Bone Conduction Sports Headphones for Open-Ear Running
Bone conduction headphones keep your ear canal open, so your music and the street reach you at the same time. The neckband stays light behind the neck through runs, rides and gym sets. Set the arms once and forget you are wearing them.
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Bone conduction headphones keep your ear canal open, so your music and the street reach you at the same time. The neckband stays light behind the neck through runs, rides and gym sets. Set the arms once and forget you are wearing them.
Bone conduction open-ear sound that lets you wear headphones comfortably for hours
- ear canal discomfort during long wear
- blocked ears during outdoor sports
- need to hear surroundings while running or cycling
Hear your music and the road at the same time
Tired of earbuds jammed in your ears and cutting you off from traffic? Bone conduction keeps your ear canal open, so the run feels lighter and you stay aware.
Sound that travels through bone, not the ear canal

Music that travels through bone
The transducers sit on the ear-hook arms and send vibration through the cheekbone and jaw to the inner ear. Your ear canal stays open, so the music reaches you without a seal. Coming from "wa-link"-free earbuds? The change shows up at the first crossing, when you can hear the street without pulling anything out.

Built to stay light all session
The body is plastic and the neckband is soft and flexible, so it wraps behind the neck without pressing or pulling. Set the arms once and you stop thinking about them, which is the whole point on a long session.

Controls you can reach mid-stride
Volume up, the multifunction button and volume down sit on the neckband where your fingers already are. Change the volume at a crossing without slowing down or touching the arms.
Ready in under a minute, no pairing puzzles
- 1Wear the neckband
Wrap the soft neckband behind your neck so the body sits at the back of your neck.
- 2Hook the arms
Place the ear hooks over your ears and rest the transducers lightly on the cheekbone. Shake your head to check that they stay put.
- 3Set your volume
Use volume up and volume down on the neckband. Keep the level moderate so you can still hear the street around you.
Characteristics
Reviews
Questions and answers
Sound reaches you through the cheekbone and jaw instead of a sealed ear canal. Vocals and mids come through clearly. Bass is lighter than sealed earbuds, so heavy bass tracks sound thinner. Clear vocals and mid-heavy music sound best.
The arms hook over the ears and the neckband wraps behind the neck. Adjust the arms until they rest lightly on the cheekbone and hold when you shake your head. Expect a short snug-up period on the first run.
The neckband is sweat-ready and you can wipe the arms and body after a hard session. The packaging does not list a water rating, so keep them out of heavy rain and never submerge them.
Yes. Your ear canal stays open, so you hear cars, bells and footsteps while the music plays. Keep the volume moderate at crossings, because loud volume covers outside sound.
The packaging promises comfort for long wear with no pain. The body is light, the neckband is soft and the arms do not seal the ear, so there is no pressure building in the canal after twenty minutes.
You pay for the open-ear transducer design, the copper-finished body and the flexible neckband, not for a sealed fit. If you run or ride several times a week, the cost per session drops fast, and you stop pulling out buds that hurt.
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