Would these headphones be ideal for working out? null

It depends on the type of workout you are performing. Stationary Bicycle would be fine. If you get hot easily I would say no as the sweat would be a bother. If you do not sweat easily and only perform on the equipment keeping the workout low to moderate then yes it would be fine. I would take them to the gym but put them away if they become a bother to yourself or others. I prefer the earbuds that utilize a bluetooth connection.

I'd say no; the grips strength of the headphones is good enough to wear while sitting, but I don't think they'd stay on while running on a treadmill. However, if you're only lifting weights, these should do the trick.

No, the sweat will damage the ear pads. Try to keep the ear pads as dry and clean as possible especially in humid condition.

Maybe for something light and repetitive and upright. Lifting, they may slide back and come off. Just wipe them off when you are done I suppose. The ear cups are leather/ish, so that is something to keep in mind. It will get warm.

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It depends on the type of workout you are performing. Stationary Bicycle would be fine. If you get hot easily I would say no as the sweat would be a bother. If you do not sweat easily and only perform on the equipment keeping the workout low to moderate then yes it would be fine. I would take them to the gym but put them away if they become a bother to yourself or others. I prefer the earbuds that utilize a bluetooth connection.
Answered by JERRY 6 years ago
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I'd say no; the grips strength of the headphones is good enough to wear while sitting, but I don't think they'd stay on while running on a treadmill. However, if you're only lifting weights, these should do the trick.
Answered by asoi31509 6 years ago
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No, the sweat will damage the ear pads. Try to keep the ear pads as dry and clean as possible especially in humid condition.
Answered by Jason 6 years ago
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Maybe for something light and repetitive and upright. Lifting, they may slide back and come off. Just wipe them off when you are done I suppose. The ear cups are leather/ish, so that is something to keep in mind. It will get warm.
Answered by APatel 6 years ago
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