[ecosse_011172]

Hi,
 
I use AKG K550 in the office and my IEMs are Phonak Audeo 111 but I'd like portable headphones to use when travelling as a change from my IEMs.
I have quite a large head and I'm struggling to find a pair that will sound great, be comfortable and provide low leakage and decent isolation, I like quite a neutral sound, I don't like heavily empasised bass.
 
I bought Sennheiser HD25-II and loved the sound but after a short period they began to hurt, I persevered for quite some months but eventually gave up and gave them to my girlfriend.
 
I've did lots of research and there are a few great sounding headphones out there but most seem to be either too tight or too bulky.
 
V-Moda M-80 sound great but can seemingly be too tight.
B&W P3 seem comfortable but supposedly have an over emphasised upper bass and poor isolation.
Beyer Dynamic DT1350 - Very uncomfortable it seems.
Beyer Dynamic T50 P sound promising but I'm unsure of their fit.
 
What else is there?
I live in Europe and will struggle to try on many pairs of headphones unfortunately.
 
Thanks in advance,

 

[KT66]

T50Ps are the most comfortable portables I have tried.
 
You should check the new T51P

 

[BenF]

I find JVC HA-S680 to be very comfortable (I have a large head and ears):
http://www.head-fi.org/t/690493/the-jvc-ha-s680-s400s-and-s500s-big-brother-is-here
 
The headband is comfortable and extends nicely, and look at these huge pads:
 

 
They are still "on ear", but they press on much softer tissue due to the size.

 

[ecosse_011172]

  T50Ps are the most comfortable portables I have tried.
 
You should check the new T51P

They look fantastic, thanks for the tip!

 

[Jozurr]

You should check out the Creative Aurvana Live 2 or the Sony MDR-1R. Both are extremely comfortable.

 

[ecosse_011172]

I ordered the Beyerdynamic T51 P, they'll be here next week, thanks a lot.

 

[So Far]

MDR 1R and KEF M500 are both extremely comfortable