Bone Conduction Sports Headset: Open-Ear, 25g Light
Earbuds jam into your ear and turn every run into a fight with pressure. This 25g bone conduction headset keeps your ear canal open, so the music, the calls, and the street reach you at once. Touch controls sit on the temple, and the boom mic handles calls.
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Earbuds jam into your ear and turn every run into a fight with pressure. This 25g bone conduction headset keeps your ear canal open, so the music, the calls, and the street reach you at once. Touch controls sit on the temple, and the boom mic handles calls.
Bone conduction sports headset that keeps ears open and feels weightless at 25g
- ear discomfort from in-ear buds
- ear canal pressure during long wear
- weight and burden during running
- awareness of surroundings while exercising
Run with your ears open and forget you're wearing anything.
Earbuds jam into your ear canal and turn every run into a fight with pressure and fit. This 25g bone conduction headset rests on your temple, so you hear the music, the calls, and the street around you.
Open ears, nothing in the canal

Bone conduction keeps ears open
The oscillator vibrates the cheekbone and passes sound to your inner ear, so the canal stays clear. You hear the track and the street at the same volume without pulling anything out. Sweat does not build up inside your ear, either, which matters on hot days and long intervals.

25g you stop noticing
The body is plastic with a flexible black neck band, and the whole headset weighs 25g. That is light enough to forget during a 10K. The open frame keeps weight off the top of your head, so there is no pressure building over the hour.

Touch controls on the temple
Inductive touch keys sit on the temple, so you pause, skip, or answer without touching your ear. The flexible boom mic uses dual mic support for calls, which keeps your voice clear while you move. Pair it with wireless earbuds if you want a second option for the gym bag.
Set it once, then forget it
- 1Set the over-ear hook
Slide the hook over the top of the ear and rest the temple pads on the cheekbone. Snug is right. If you can slide a finger under the pad, it is set correctly.
- 2Bend the neck band
The flexible black neck band bends easily, so shape it to sit comfortably behind your head before you start moving.
- 3Pair with your phone
Turn the headset on and pair it over Bluetooth with your phone or watch. Keep the volume moderate so you can still hear traffic and footsteps.
- 4Use the touch ring
Tap the ring on the temple to play, pause, skip, or answer a call. Speak toward the boom mic for calls.
Why I stopped fighting my earbuds

The buds that never fit
Every session started with the same routine: push the bud back in, feel the ache build in the canal, and wait for it to slip out on the second hill. A run with earbuds is a run spent managing your ears instead of your pace.

Hearing the street again
With the headset on the temple, nothing sits in the canal. You still hear your playlist, but you also hear the car coming up behind you and the coach calling your split. The run feels safer and a lot less closed in.

Light enough to forget
At 25g with a flexible neck band, the headset stops being something you think about by the first kilometre. Tap the touch ring on the temple to skip a track or take a call, then get back to the rhythm of the run.
Earbuds versus open-ear sport audio
| This | In-ear earbuds | Over-ear headphones | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Ear canal contact | None | Sits inside the canal | Pads rest around the ear |
| Traffic awareness | Open ears, hear the street | Blocked when sealed | Blocked by the cups |
| Touch controls | On the temple | On the bud or stem | On the cup |
| Heat and sweat | Ear stays ventilated | Traps sweat in the canal | Cups trap heat |
| Bass depth | Lighter | Fuller when sealed | Fuller with sealed cups |
Characteristics
Reviews
Questions and answers
Not for deep bass. Sealed earbuds deliver fuller low end, and this headset sounds lighter in the bass. For podcasts, calls, and tracks where vocals and rhythm carry the song, the clarity holds up well. Keep the volume moderate and it stays comfortable.
The over-ear hook and the temple-side pads hold the headset in place during fast running and gym work. At 25g with a flexible neck band, it moves with your head instead of pulling against it. Set the hook snug before you start and it stays put.
It can if the hook is pulled too tight. Set it snug but loose enough to slide a finger under the pad. Most people settle in within one or two sessions, and the open frame keeps pressure off the top of the head.
Earbuds seal the canal, which gives you fuller bass and more isolation, and they cost you ear fatigue and awareness. This headset keeps the canal open and lets you hear the street. You pay for premium materials and a light build, and the value shows on the first long run that does not leave your ears sore.
The boom mic uses active dual mic support for calls, and the metallic-tipped boom sits close to your mouth. Clarity is strongest in quiet spaces. In heavy wind, speak toward the mic and keep the call short.
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