
Keep the road in the mix
Hear the car before you see it, and still get the beat that holds your pace.

Open-ear sound
Bone conduction that leaves your ears completely open — so the traffic, the trail and the person next to you stay in the mix.
Featherweight
Battery life
Bluetooth
Vibration driver

The technology
A 16 mm vibration driver sends audio straight through the bone in front of your ear. Your inner ear does the rest — and your ear canal never gets blocked.
The driver rests on the bone just in front of the canal. Your ears stay open to traffic, footsteps and conversation.
Sealed tips push against your canal for hours. This does not touch it, so hour eight feels like hour one.
A flexible titanium band wraps behind your head. It bends when you pack it and holds its shape when you sprint.
IPX5 sealing handles a downpour or a hard session, and a single charge lasts a full working day.
Where it fits
Long runs, city commutes, back-to-back calls. Open-ear works exactly where sealed earbuds get uncomfortable — or unsafe.

Hear the car before you see it, and still get the beat that holds your pace.

Nothing blocks the canal, so traffic stays audible at 30 mph.

Calls, podcasts, the doorbell. No pressure inside the ear means no end-of-day ache.
Honest comparison
Sealed earbuds win on isolation and deep bass. Everything else on this list goes the other way — and outdoors, that trade is the whole point.
Before you buy
Still unsure about something? Write to us and a person answers — usually the same day.
A 16 mm driver rests on the bone just in front of your ear and vibrates. Your inner ear reads those vibrations as sound, so nothing needs to go inside the canal.
At normal volume, no. Above roughly 70% in a quiet room, someone sitting right next to you may catch a faint sound — that is true of every open-ear design.
Lighter, and we will not pretend otherwise. Open-ear trades some low end for awareness and comfort. For podcasts, calls and training playlists it is more than enough.
Yes. The band sits behind your head and under helmet straps, and the arms of your glasses run above the driver.
No. IPX5 covers sweat and rain, not submersion. If they get salty, rinse them under a light tap and let them dry fully before charging.
About 10 hours at moderate volume, and a full charge takes roughly 1.5 hours. Heavy call use and high volume will bring that down.
Ready when you are
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