I have seen a few people on here experience this issue, I for one have not experienced it. I work out with these 5 days a week and wear them outside my shirt and no noise.

So after a couple weeks of use I have some input to offer on these headphones. Take into account that I am fairly new to this area and I lack the knowledge to convey my impressions in anything other that simple terms. I am overall impressed with these headphones. I find their sound fairly...

I love the bass. I listen to a variety of music but when listening to Rap/Dance music, i feel the bass and it hits nice and low. Not overpowering though.

So after much back and forth, I decided to go with these. I was always impressed by the sound of my M100s so it made sense to me to go with these. I have had them for a week now, and so far am very impressed. I find the headphones extremely light. Even the "bulky" y connector isn't really...

Does anyone have some real world experience on active use for these IEMs? I gather that was their target audience but the majority of reviews I read lack any sort of feedback on gym use.

So if you had to choose one over the other, which one would you prefer for the gym?

Mostly weights. When I do cross training I usually use a speaker instead. I noticed the remotes on both of these are a lot closer to the ear than what I am currently using, which sits just below the collar

Would like to know people thoughts on these for gym use. I have read a few posts here about the weight but it seems this can be negated by the ear hooks. I am considering these as a replacement to my current gym setup (iSport Victory). I am also looking at the RHA MA750i and MEE M7P. 

Anyone else offer some insight into my decision?

You are right, very confusing. Seems there are people on both sides of that fence. Kind of leaning towards the ZNs, they look to be more durable and I have experienced their headphones before and was very happy.

How do they stand up to use during exercise? I can imagine they would be subjected to sweat during performances as well. 

So.......I am not any further with my decision than when I started. My options have shifted, but I am still undecided. Here are my revised options:   V-Moda ZN - still on the list, love the V-Moda sound, these are also advertised as good in hot/humid conditions   RHA MA750i - SS construction...

Added info. I have Monster iSport Victory IEM's and V-Moda Crossfade 100's. I also use my iPod Nano with this setup which still works.

Hi All, I currently have a Fiio E11 amp and L9 connector that I used with my iPhone 4. I now have an iPhone 5s and obviously cannot use my current configuration with the phone. Wondering what the best configuration would be while keeping costs reasonable.

After spending some time on this forum and doing a bit of reading, I have gotten rid of the headphones I had and made some changes. I started out with a set of Power Beats and Klipsch Mode M40. Not being happy with the quality of the Beats and the fit of the M40, I started looking for more...

So I poked around and decided to try out the Monster iSport Victory. I had a set of turbines in the past and was happy with those. SQ is apparently similar. I like the way they lock into the ears and have a waterproof control. It was either those or the Klipsch A5i. Hopefully the right choice...

That is correct. Something sweat resistant as well. Even though the PB's were labelled as sweat resistant, the metal parts were covered in vertigris.

I currently have the power beats on the way back from the 4th warranty return. I am fed up with them and would like to find something better around the same price point. Would like the controls and the over ear hooks.

I am looking for sport style that hook over the ears. I had a set of power beats but after sending them in for a 4th time I give up. IEM's tend to fall out of my ears so I am looking for the same style but something more reliable and better sound quality.

Hi Everyone, My name is Tyler. I live on Vancouver Island. I use headphones quite a bit for commuting and working out. I used to install high end car audio and enjoy high quality music. I joined this forum to get more info about headphones as I am in the market for a new set for working out.