I would go with the S6 if you could, especially if you use your headphones for working out or traveling.   I actually just picked up the S6 and they sound very similar to the M6 in my opinion.  The one thing I really like though is all the extra gear that comes with them.  The armband isn't...

I don't know prices off the top of my head, but judging by the type of music you listen to I'd recommend either the Bose IE2 or the Klipsch Image S4 or S5.   If you want something portable and for working out I'd definitely go with earbuds.   Check this out: Best Workout Headphones for...

I was wondering the same thing.  I'm looking into the Jabra SPORT: http://www.workoutearbuds.com/jabra-sport-bluetooth-earbuds/   Anyone use these?

Those are some pretty specific requirements lol.   Pretty much everything is compatible with iPhone, so that shouldn't be a problem.  Most headphones (at least good ones) use stereo sound so that shouldn't be a problem either.  The only restriction you'll have difficulty meeting is the "fit...

That's a tough question.  It's hard to find a quality pair of over ear headphones for working out, especially that are cheap.   Two come to mind, but I think they are around the $39 range.   Motorola S305...

I'm thinking you're going to want to go with an in-ear canal earbud combined with some type of external support, like an ear hook, neckband, flex cable, etc.   Anytime you're going to be doing a repetitive motion (especially a vertical one), it can be tough to find a good pair of headphones...

It sounds like you're looking for an ear hook style headphone with in-ear canal earbuds.   I'd take a look at the new Polk Audio UltraFit models.  Here's one: http://www.workoutheadphones.org/polk-audio-ultrafit-3000-headphones-review/   I don't own these, but I've heard good things.    

It seems like every thread I come across is like 5 years old, what gives?   Anyways I was looking for some snowboarding headphones since I'm going to Park City in March.  I came across: http://www.workoutheadphones.org/best-skiing-headphones-of-2011/   But didn't know if anyone had used...

If you like neckband headphones for running I'd definitely go with the Sennheiser PMX680i.  I own the PMX 680 (without the i) and they rock.    You could also check out some other neckband sports headphones here: http://www.workoutheadphones.org/category/neckband-headphones/

Quote:   I'd say your wrong on all accounts.   1.  I just purchased the Sennheiser PMX 680 and they're awesome. 2.  Noise Isolation is not the same as Noise Cancelling.  You will still hear ambient "noise" with noise isolating headphones. 3.  You do not want IEMs when cycling...

Quote: Haha, I do.  Problem is I was looking for the best sports headphones and couldn't find any recent info, so when I stumbled upon www.workoutheadphones.org I figured I'd just update the thread :)

It seems I can't hardly find anything but out of date threads...   Anyways, I just found these on another site, hope this helps: www.workoutheadphones.org   Best Biking Headphones

On my search to find some of the best cycling headphones I found this site: www.workoutheadphones.org   They just rated headphones for 2011, check these out:  Best Biking Headphones of 2011   Hopefully that helps anyone finding this thread in the future!

Workout Headphones just did a list for 2011 and here are the Best Sports Headphones of 2011.   They also list the best skiiing/snowboaring headphones here: http://www.workoutheadphones.org/best-skiing-headphones-of-2011/   Hopefully that helps!

I spent the last few weeks searching for the best headphones for the gym and nearly every thread I find is 2-3 years old...   Anyways, for those of you that find this thread and are looking for the best gym headphones check out Workout Headphones.    They also have this recent Best of...

I also found some nice Bluetooth sports headphones deals at http://www.workoutheadphones.org/black-friday-headphone-deals-black-friday-2011/   Looks like there are going to be a ton more in the coming weeks too.