Sennheiser Sport Line MX75

Pros: Nice "Twist-To-Fit" Design, Decent Sound Quality, Comfortable

Cons: Gotta Get Over The Green, Bass Is Weak, Takes Time To Get Use To

The Bottom Line: The MX75 is a great headphone piece for the person with an active lifestyle. Although sound quality is not perfect...it's crisp enough to enjoy your music. Go Green.

Review: I’m an active runner and I’ve been looking for a set of headphones that don’t always fall out of my ear and that the noise gets canceled out once the sweat starts to pour. I’ve tried different brands (including the ones that came with my iPod ...

Pros: Stable in your ear, funky green cables.

Cons: Not enough bass response.

The Bottom Line: As a sports pair these earphones are the business.

Review: I was in the market for a new set of headphones primarily for sports (running, cycling, skiing). I tried the over-ear type (Sony MDR-J10) but they just didn't cut it for me - by design they just kind of sit "on" your ear not in it, there's no pressure ...

Pros: Delicious sound, rugged and water/sweat-proof, snug fit.

Cons: No convenient way to rest on neck/shoulders, no in-line volume control.

The Bottom Line: I highly recommend these headphones for people who want to listen to music while in motion. They are in Sennheiser's Sport line because they're a great sport headphone.

Review: I ride my bike all over. I wear beanies a lot and needed earbuds that I could wear underneath. I jog and just like to be moving around. So I was looking for something that fit securely and was also resilient to sweat and outdoor use. My previous ...

Pros: Good treble, snug fit, washable.

Cons: No bass, slightly tinny sound.

The Bottom Line: I'm taking them back.

Review: These days, it seems that every body has an i pod or Z une , or some other form of personal mp3 player. That being the case, there’s a huge market for replacement and upgrade ...