[terradrive]

Most comfortable I own - Audio Technica AD300 (same as other AD series)
 
Most comfortable I have ever worn - still AD300 (tried grado sr60 flat pad, sr60 bowl pad, ms1, HD555, HD202, DT770 pro 250, DT231, HD600, philips shp895, sony XB300, XB500, XB700, I never try alot headphones)

 

[Ze_Blitzkrieg]

Senn HD555. . .super comfortable. . .prefer them over the feel of my friend's K702's hands down.

 

[onepost]

hd555

 

[sh00t4par]

Beyer DT880(600). I wear them all day working and they never get uncomfortable. When I put on a different set of cans for variety and go back to the 880 it feels so comfy like a pair of slippers.

 

[taisho]

i just got my D5000 and i love it.

 

[K_19]

AD700.  Can wear it forever which makes it really good for gaming.   It's one of only two reasons (soundstage being the other) why I still keep it around... otherwise it would have been gone long time ago.

 

[iamthecheese]

k601 feels like its not even there.

 

[paaj]

Tie between the Stax 404LE and Sennheiser HE60. The Stax is very lightweight and just floats, the Sennheiser has more grip but just feels right.

 

[jjinh]

Quote:

Right now my KSC75s are definitely my most comfortable pair.

They're more comfy with a headband.
 
I vote for any of my Stax lambdas.

 

[Mr Joboto]

I thought they were comfier because they didn't have a headband

 

[jjinh]

I've got 2 pairs - one pair with the clips, and one pair I modded by adding a headband; I prefer the pair with the headband.

 

[Marcus_C]

Quote:

k601 feels like its not even there.

x2

 

[stang]

DT880 600ohm. Leather pads are much more comfortable than velour imo, but they make the Beyers sound like absolute garbage ime, hence I continue to use velour. 

 

[dannie01]

HD800 is the most comfortable cans for me.

 

[dofindale]

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