Will these headphones be comfortable in a city with hot climate?
1741736
They are pretty small and do not create a seal on your ears, so I would guess yes.
1741737
The isolating part of the headphone is made out of a plastic that feels kind of leathery. The inner part of your ear would probably sweat a little bit, but I think they would still be comfortable.
1741738
Haven't worn them in real hot weather, but they are comfortable and not bulky. So, I would guess they would feel fine in any weather.
1741739
I go on long walks wearing mine in 80 degree temps and they are warmer then earbuds but not as warm as full coverage cans.
879484
I only have an average size head for a male so I can only answer from speculation, but there is plenty of adjustment left in the headphone band to expand well beyond what I require. I haven't seen anyone in my life walking the streets that I couldn't imagine being able to comfortably wear these headphones. So, unless you have a head the size of a grown pumpkin I don't think you will have any problem with these headphones.
2250744
Some warn about the dangers of wearing headphones when riding a bicycle. I say as long as you have the volume low enough to hear ambulances, car honks, etc., you should be fine. That being said, I've used these dozens of times riding alongside traffic for 18-mile bike rides as well as over bridges. These are great headphones and I put them on after I put on my helmet and my glasses. They fit snugly around my ear even with my glasses on. They are not bulky at all. I would buy them again in a heartbeat.
2118911
Yes. These headphones are comfortable (I wear them for hours a day at work) and have balanced sound reproduction. There are lighter headphones, particularly if you go with open ones (e.g. my old HD590s are exceptionally light and comfortable), but these are very good for listening to any music. As they are closed (good for blocking some background noise), you need to be extra careful to not listen at high volume for extended periods of time. They don't distort, but you will damage your hearing.
1727371
You won't get great sound at high speed or in loud traffic, but it will be as good or better than using earbud headphones in similar conditions--and safer because you'll hear the traffic around you more clearly.
868135
I would not wear them there because a) they're pretty big around your ears so you might look weird, b) they're over-ear so your ears would be very hot and c) they are pretty quiet headphones so if it is a loud gym you may not hear them so well.
712407
These really aren't the best headphones for that. Not to mention they shouldn't be used outside if you want to keep them working.Their fluffy cloth that pads the headphones will probably make you sweat more. For practice you need something that is less fluffy and more leather/plasticy like.
957796
I would say yes. The devise is substantial. I wear the headphones with glasses while I work out. They do make my ears feel hot. Good luck.
400578
Yes they should be able to handle the moisture, but I'm not sure about the temperature. I would recommed a true waterproof speaker.
432897
I wouldn't suggest it. They aren't sweat- resistant and I think too heavy to stay secure. I would suggest using one of the BT buds from Jaybord or Jabra. Sweat-resistant, can use the phone, listen to music etc.
988116
Not that good really, that will also depend how you wear them in our ears and which in-ear tips size(4 size available).With the music playing loud you may not hear outside noise. I would say isolation is about 50%, enough for medium noise environment.
857701
I think the headphones is no sweat proof.But I don't think you can get it wet while you exercise.And it fix well, so it suit you.
1039619
I would say not. But they are sweat resistant. I wear them while working out, and I haven't had a problem. Btw, I ordered comply tsx 400 comfort earphone tips and they make a heck of a difference for proper fitting.
1205621
They are verry comfortable but it's based on personal preference because these headphones make an image. Lol
773474
I have gotten used to them and I can wear them for two to three hours without problem. For me, these headphones did not seem to be difficult to wear for two/three hours. I can wear them longer than I can tolerate the Bose Quiet Comfort 15 (which after a while tend to make my ears sweaty). But do keep in mind this is dependent on the individual, just because these headphones work for me it does not mean they will work for everyone. It is easy to forget that every person has a different head size, differently shaped ears, and perhaps many other subtle differences that are hard to see in a review. I admit that it is hard finding comfortable headphones; you kind of have to try them for a while and see if you accommodate/tolerate them. One thing I do know, if they do hurt your ears do look for something else. It doesn't matter if they sound good but you can't wear them, then they are no good to you. Sometimes it is worth to visit a real store and try many headphones and see if there is a pattern in terms of comfort and fit. But if I do visit a store, I feel compelled to buy from the store to remain fair to the fact that I use the store to test and try out the product.
2264995
No, they are just like wearing any other normal headphone. They are an electrically operated and not water proof.
737496
I think they should be fine, I use them for a 17 mile bike commute to listen to the news, and unless there is a strong wind I can hear everything just fine on the news radio, but also leaves me free to hear anything approaching. I'm a fan of the product.