[nm825]

I recently broke my shure se215 and got a reimbursement because I had a replacement deal. I think I'd rather switch from in-ear to on-ear/over-ear. Are there any over ear headphones that work for jogging? I am willing to spend 150 to 200.

 

[nm825]

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[JoshNurse]

I used to do that with my old sennheisers but they would get all sweaty.  I lost 25lbs in those 2 months but by the time I was done losing weight the material in the headphones got ugly and was falling apart.
 
I am new to these forums but I would also like to know if there is some over ear headphones for jogging.

 

[talisman42]

which senns? I was going to recommend the px100ii, but the foam/pads might deteriorate like how you described. These models do have replaceable pads though.  I demoed them over the weekend and they seemed much more bass-centric than I expected. Very boomy.

 

[nm825]

Bump one more time

 

[nm825]

Last time

 

[IcedTea]

you looking for over the ear or in ear?

 

[nm825]

Preferably on ear or over ear as opposed to in ear.

 

[phonephixer]

I know this is a little old but my solution was to run in my Philips Citiscape Uptown. After a month they seem to be holding up rather well.They are great because I can answer a call if needed as well as control the volume level and music via the in-line module.

 

[Prakhar]

Perhaps something like the Phillips Oneil the Stretch?

 

[Balgheet]

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I recently broke my shure se215 and got a reimbursement because I had a replacement deal. I think I'd rather switch from in-ear to on-ear/over-ear. Are there any over ear headphones that work for jogging? I am willing to spend 150 to 200.

Several! But me I'd recommend an IEM since it'd probably better suit you. Also what genre do you listen to.... More info please?