Bose soundsport. Two years strong and sounds great. Its never fell out when I worked out.

I have tried 3 different true wireless earbuds. First one was a Cowin, which usually has good headphones at affordable prices. They sound fine, but were constantly losing connection and then only one side would connect, so I returned it. Got a Monoproce next and those worked geat. Both sides stayed connected. Then got these

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Sounds good, nice bass. Have been using for @30 workouts at the gym now, haven't had it drop Bluetooth connection once. It is not noise canceling, however if you get memory foam earbud tips, it will noise block everything out and is key in having good audio from in-ear headphones.

Just bought the Jabra Elite 65t. They are aweome. Nice fit, and very nice sound.

JBL free are legit great value, they are true wireless earbuds with great noise cancellation and good fit (they have adjustable sleeves) and long battery life.

I use Plantronics, they stay in my ear surprisngly well.

https://www.amazon.com/Plantronics-BackBeat-Sweatproof-Wireless-Headphones/dp/B074VFG6M8/ref=mp_s_a_1_11?adgrpid=56346067112&gclid=Cj0KCQjw5J_mBRDVARIsAGqGLZBMll71i68xopreH-xHa6cfL4vpVNeMMqxotuIAj6bmWMQOaHGgPfsaAnuUEALw_wcB&hvadid=274870920203&hvdev=m&hvlocphy=1014568&hvnetw=g&hvpos=1t1&hvqmt=e&hvrand=16637229856818185770&hvtargid=aud-646675773986%3Akwd-351858621287&hydadcr=12160_10197796&keywords=plantronics+backbeat+fit&qid=1556655189&refinements=p_n_feature_four_browse-bin%3A12097501011&rnid=12097500011&s=aht&sr=1-11

Guess it depends where you're piercings are, but soundcore just released the sport x10.

I use the Earfun Free Pro 2's at the gym. Pretty much perfect for working out.

The new Jabra earbuds, excluding the 7 Pro, but including the 75T

JLab Go Air Sport

Edifier X3 to U

OnePlus Buds Pro

1more comfobuds mini

Soundcore Just released a brand new pair with the earhooks.

What's your price point?

Do you want something with ear hooks or just anything that fits really well.

Some people say the beats flex tws (it really well for workouts. A lot of things that have that little wing piece of silicone.

But if you want something that feels super secure, you can't really beat ear hooks.

Ljab epic air sport AnC get 15 hours of battery life per charge and have big ear hooks., firacore And a few other generic companies on Amazon offer completely serviceable offers with the hook sometimes as low as 20 bucks .

Really just depends on your budget because there are some that cost $200 and others that cost $15.

As a general rule, if you're new to true wireless earbuds, I would try something inexpensive just to see how well it fits. That way, if you ever do want to buy something more expensive, you have a better idea of what you like.

Not to gravedig, but TBH I have had nothing but great experiences going from a Bose Quiet Comfort to a Sony WF-1000XM5. It's like day & night. They're not bulky, they weigh practically nothing, and have all the features you'd expect in a noise cancelling headphone. Saw this thread come up under suggested and thought I'd give my 2 cents.

Interesting! I bought ear hook covers for the pros to keep them in as I found that they moved around a bit, which then affected the noise cancelling seal. Will have to look further into the beats fit pro.

The Bose QC II Earbuds are fantastic. They are currently on SALE on Amazon.

The best noise canceling earbuds are Bose QuietComfort Ultra Earbuds Truly Wireless because They're the next generation of the Bose QuietComfort Earbuds II Truly Wireless and have CustomTune technology, which allows the ANC to adapt itself to your environment and ear shape. As a result, they block out a significant amount of ambient noise, from the low rumbles of bus and plane engines to ambient chatter and the high-pitched hum of AC units and computer fans. With ANC on, the battery lasts for about seven hours continuously, and their carrying case holds an extra three charges for top-ups.

I have the elite active 75t and they’ve been great. I’m a sweaty guy and they’ve held up to my sweat and the rain, call quality is great. The newer 85t is IPX4 rated so it can handle water splashes, but can’t be submerged.

This has more detail on the IP ratings https://www.jabra.com/blog/waterproof-or-water-resistant-whats-behind-an-ip-rating/

I love my elite active 75t but the left bud just crapped out on mine. Keeps dropping audio and I've tried everything to fix. Hoping my warranty replacement goes smooth because my pixel buds - while they're a good stopgap - do not keep out nearly as much outside noise at the gym.

I use the Jabra Elite 7 Pro they are honestly pretty good, I however have issues sometimes with the calls as I talk quietly, if you choose this model make sure not to lose the charging case as Jabra only sells the rose gold color

I use the Jabra Elite 7 pro every single day, both when I'm working out, cycling, listening to music in a quiet room or taking phone calls. The fit is azong and the weight is real low, so they've never fallen out of my ear.

They do have some connection problems, but I'm unsure whether they are caused by my mobile or the headphone.

Connection issues are resolved by putting the buds back in the case for a few seconds. May take one or two tries but it works.

Ear buds falling out of your ears can really knock you out of flow but in your case, I think you need to duct tape them bad boys. A lot of motion is going on in jump rope.

Powerbeats pro

I love the Beats Powerbeats Pro headphones!! They are so comfortable I forget I have them on most of the time. They last almost a full 12-hour shift. I usually only wear one at a time so I will just switch if one dies. I have small ears and EVERY other headphone falls out or hurts my ears. These stay put and fit perfectly.

The case is a little bulky but not huge and it can hold its charge for about 2 days give or take depending on how much the headphones are used. They come with 3 or 4 earpiece sizes to make it the perfect fit for anyone. The app is pretty user-friendly as well. The sound quality is great as well. I also love the button on the side of the headphones that can control phone calls and my music.

AirPods Pro 💀👍🏽 Those are are best things to invest in, absolutely mind blowing audio experience

I got my workout earbuds from Back Bay Audio and they stay really snug in my ears. Even after jerky movements I’ve never felt like they’re about to fall out. The active noise cancellation works very well and best of all they were much cheaper than Airpods. Love em.

Agree Earfun Free Pro 2 or or Earfun Air Pro 2 are both good. The fairly new Jabra Elite 4 is solid as well. The Jabra has quite good ANC if you go to a gym with a lot of noise.

Another thumbs up for the Earfun Free Pro 2's.

I am in love with my Earfun Free Mini - just saying! The Earfun Free Pro 2 are also fantastic and have wings to stablize them in your ear.

Beats fit pro

Earfun free pro 2 have been the most.comfortable buds I've used so far for working out. Doesn't even feel like you are wearing them and they don't fall out

I have the Sony WF-1000XM3 (stupid ass model name) and although quite pricey its worth the price listening to quality wireless noise cancelling earbuds.

Reviews says they have better sound quality than the air pod pros.

My sweat has destroyed so many pairs of "sweatproof" Bluetooth earbuds (including 4 sets from the workout-focused the Jaybird X series -- until Jaybird/Logitech eventually refused to replace them under their "lifetime warranty"). I'd be super hesitant to drop $200 on these.

So far, however, the cheapo MPow Flames I bought a year ago seem to be holding up okay.

Terribly clickbaity considering they only support SBC/AAC. No LDAC support. The Sennheiser Momentum True Wireless 2 still is the top of the heap in the new releases of ear buds as far as sound goes

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Over ear at the gym kinda sweaty :/

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Your best bet at that price range is to for go noise cancelling and just rely on passive isolation. Good noise cancelling is not cheap. For something bassy, jbl tune 710 bt. For neutral, k361 bt (slightly beyond budget but they good). If you really want noise cancelling then sony xm4 but it is far beyond your budget.