Has anyone used these while running on a treadmill?
411441
If you're using these for running, you clearly do not know the purpose of this belt and should read up on some more articles on whether or not a weight lifting belt is right for you.
411442
I haven't tried it. It is possible that the belt may slide up from its position if running hard on a treadmill, however, if it is tightened securely it should be fine. I have wore it while driving and getting in and out of my truck without any need for adjustment. As with any support belt, you shouldn't wear it for extended periods of time so your back muscles don't end up depending upon belt support. I would say it would work fine on a treadmill.
411443
I bought this for my wife and just asked her, she said that she's worn it a few times for runs during crossfit workouts and that she actually likes it. Helps keep her core tight when she's had a tough workout and helps prevent sway back.
411444
No but you could probably get away with using it running or on the treadmill. I've never seen anyone do that.
411445
I haven't nor do I think it would be good to do so. For the life of me I can't think of why anyone would want to. It's not a back support belt like for warehouse workers. It's a lifting belt. It doesn't support your back directly. It's actually made for your belly to push against to increase the pressure in your abdominal cavity which, in turn, supports your spine. For this it works great. It's light weight and soft enough. It will leave a mark, if during a squat, the skin gets pinched between the belt and my shorts. Then again, any belt will do the same. I've lost a lot of weight over the years and I do a lot of running. I've not ever needed a belt for back support while doing so. If one thinks they do then a look at form should be in other. There is more to running form than just going fast. Believe me, I didn't know what I didn't know about running, lifting, or biking until I was shown the proper way. ("Proper" meaning what is correct for my body type, fitness level, and goals.) Hope this helps.
1321282
They are great for classical music (I tried them for Liszt, Prokofiev, Ravel and Chopin piano concertos). Not sure about walking on treadmill though.
1842232
Yes! In fact, I go jogging and go to the gym with them as my primary. I find they stay put much easier than the traditional in ear buds everyone uses. It's also nice to leave my phone in the locker and walk freely about the gym still playing music. The only time where they started slipping off my head was when I was doing very quick ab workouts, but otherwise they are great.
891508
Yes, I run on mine. Not long distance but I do run. The treadmill doors need to be positioned well under the deal to run since a running form is different from walking. I also walk at 3.0 for approx 30 hrs a week.
25223
I do not exercise with them, but they have a good grip to the ear ... if you run with them, and use a clip to hold their cable to your body, i think there won`t be any problem.
1398760
You would not want to use these while running, they make a lot of noise when the cord rubs against fabric
2027822
Yes, I have been using these for gym workout purposes and I run with them. I have in many cases put enough tension on them and they do not pop out easily.
534108
I have run anywhere from 1-4 miles at a time with them and had no issue. They're a great buy.
297586
They actually stay and don't fall off, even when I ran (treadmill). The only problem I see is when you start sweating, and since these are not cheap headphones, I'm afraid to damage them, so I dont work out with them anymore. Overall, these are a great pair of headphones (wireless or otherwise)
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That's a great question, and I really don't know the answer. They sure work, though. I'm a runner and had to lay off for almost three months because of PF. I'd love to say that these solved the problem all by themselves. They didn't, but they are absolutely a vital part of my "road back". I'm sold.
1706566
I workout with them. Very secure. Never had a problem with slipping off. I don't jog though
792043
I haven't worn them for running but with the foam tips they really stay put. You can also wear them over your ears for a more secure fit. That being said these are not specifically designed for exercising so I don't know how they handle sweat. They sound fantastic though so I'd say it's worth a try.
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I'm not sure of why you would want to sleep with these on?.... but I can say they are great for the gym if you running on the treadmill or any other high pace exericise or movement. before I started using these, I was using the (white in color) ones that come with the phone. I notice two, things I didn't like.... first, when the cord moves when you are exericising, I can hear the movement..... second, the bud ear piece was not sound proof and you can hear things around you (people talking, exerice machines, etc.) and the bud piece hurts my ear... so I got the JVC Sport Clip and they are much better... !!! jmo.....
602203
I bought these specifically for this reason. I work out on the elliptical and my husband uses the treadmill. These are great. I like how they fit, they don't bounce around or move. I also wear them during the day while i clean houses and they have a 7 hour battery life. I've worn them all day and had no problems, though my ears do get a little sore after a full day. They're great for hands free phone calls as well.
913081
They block out sound. I don't run with headphones outside; only on the treadmill. If you run with headphones outside, run against the traffic. That way you see the car in case the driver is not paying attention. If you bike, I wouldn't use headphones.
1219366
I tried them on while using the treadmill and the cross trainer and they stayed on, but I can't say about outdoor jogging. It is worth the buy, the bass is awesome. I can't stop myself from dancing at all. Cheers.
592467
I've only used them in a music setting, but I tend to perspire when I am playing drums. They stay put quite well, so I have had no problems.