[Markyeaa]

As the title says, I need some great sounding headphones but I need them very VERY indestructible. I have actually had 10 pairs of headphones in the past 6 months and I really just need a solid pair of in ear headphones that are extremely durable. my price range is from 30 dollars to 80 dollars. 
Any suggestions? 

 

[MuuMuu]

There's no such thing as an indestructible headphone.  If you want something close, get one with a good warranty on it.  Koss 'phones are a good start, though that's my preference.
 
You'll most likely have better luck figuring out what's breaking every time and taking steps to make sure that doesn't happen.

 

[Sil3nce]

As the title says, I need some great sounding headphones but I need them very VERY indestructible. I have actually had 10 pairs of headphones in the past 6 months and I really just need a solid pair of in ear headphones that are extremely durable. my price range is from 30 dollars to 80 dollars. 
Any suggestions? 

There are no indestructible cans.

 

[eke2k6]

 
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There are no indestructible cans.

 
Like he said. Maybe you should try to take better care of your stuff.

 

[soundstige]

Get a Koss headphone, they have the best warranty in the business. Then take care of your stuff better. Also, if you want, I can probably recable any headphone you already own to be nearly-indestructible -- I assume that's the issue that's happening; if not, then revisit point #2.
 
 
EDIT: In ears or headphones? Recabling would only apply to headphones really. All wiring on IEMs needs to be treated more carefully. Use full-size heapdhones if you destroy things a lot.

 

[Sil3nce]

Guys let's keep in mind he wants a durable in-ear can.
Some suggestions include the Panasonic hje900, solid one-piece cubic zirconia that you can bang around with no dents. You can easily get them re-cabled as well.

 

[Cassadian]

There's this DIY solution I made, it's not "indestructible" per say.  But I can tell you, it's pretty fresh, juicy fresh 

 

 
 

 

[eDiesel]

 philips "the stretch" are pretty durable and have a detachable cable. They sound pretty good. clear mids and highs but lack bass at higher volume.  I have some as daily beaters.
The are about 89.99 but got them on amazon for $31 shipped.
 
http://headfonics.com/2011/06/philipsoneill-the-stretch-totally-chill-brah/
 
Vmodas are durable too but are a bit pricier. $80-100 on amazon