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• comfortable, stays on, lightweight, designed for activewear
• perfect for runners, skiers, workouts, does not bounce or move
• wear under a helmet, with a hat, with glasses or with goggles
• makes workouts and chores more enjoyable with no wires dangling

• We will replace any item you are not happy with.
• 30 day unlimited no-question guarantee against defects.

Listen to your iPod Shuffle with this comfortable, lightweight headphone with in-ear type earbuds, supported on the back of the head, easy to use controls, no dangling wires, perfect for runners, skiers, workouts. Shuffle player not included in purchase.

Great product with great customer service.
When I first got these I was disappointed with the fit, they wouldn't stay in my ears. Then I realized I was putting them on upside-down! (I should always follow my father's advice - "read the book") Once I read the instructions and put them on right, they were a perfect fit. I ran with them and didn't have to worry about tucking cords into my shirt or behind my back. I haven't had a problem with sweat getting into the shuffle, although I don't sweat much in the first place I just leave some of my hair between the arriva and my neck just in case(I know that's not a solution for everyone but just a suggestion for those who can take advantage).

This is a funny product. I will admit that the item is exactly as it looks in the picture. I just didn't believe that it would be based on the description. It is called "cordless" so assumed that there were no cords. Instead, it is just that the cords are very short. The ipod sits on the back of your head and the cords go directly over to your ears. Sound quality is good. However, I will not be able to use it the way I planned. I bought it for skiing and boating, thinking that by being "cordless" I could keep the ipod well protected in my pocket without hassling with cords. Instead the ipod would actually be more exposed to the elements. Just be aware.

Well, maybe there are other good gadgets, but I have weird ears and ordinary headphones won't stay in them. None. Nothing.

I also have some mild ADD that keeps me from focusing on boring projects, housework, etc. Thanks to these headphones, I can listen to audio books while I work perfectly on auto-pilot without the extra noise from my brain scattering my energies.

These headphones stay on my head and in my ears whether I'm washing the car or washing my face. I can work out without boredom. When I clean house, upstairs, downstairs, in the yard, there's no headphones dropping off me, and no volume to control on speakers (driving the neighbors crazy).

I LOVE THESE THINGS. Thanks, folks, for inventing them.

I was terribly disappointed with this product. As an exercise enthusiast I was drawn in by the concept and sold by the great reviews. Unfortunately, I had a bad experience.

The headphones feel cheaply made and I was unimpressed by the flimsy construction. According to the sticker that came stamped on them they were made in China. The instructions that were included with the product were printed in black and white on a single sheet of paper and they actually recommend augmenting the headphones with a piece of scotch tape if you plan on sweating while wearing them. While this left me with an unprofessional first impression, I was still excited to give these things a whirl.

The first "whirl" lasted about 30 minutes into my first cardio session with them. Despite my constant fidgeting, I couldn't get each ear to stay in place while running. I thought I had them comfortably secure going into it, but once I began sweating the ear buds continually slipped out. None the less, I was determined to make it work. I tried attaching the different ear bud sizes and kept reshaping them, trying to get them to fit, but to little avail. Somewhere during this process one of the headphones gave out -- permanently.

I decided to give them another shot while lifting, although this just led to me taking a 10 minute break in my routine to try (and fail) to get them to fit comfortably.

At least the return process was easy.

While I don't doubt that some people have enjoyed these, I strongly caution those of you who are on the fence about purchasing a pair of your own. Look elsewhere. You can get a much higher quality for the price.

I am exercise junkie and these are the first earphones that work for me in hard, long workouts--Look, Mom, no wires! I liked the first set so much I bought another and sent it to my long distance running daughter who also raves about them. I lost a channel--the left--and could not repair it. I contacted Arriva and a replacement was on its way that day. It does not get much better than this.