There are many different ways people can get into a zone to prepare for a workout. One of the most popular activities is to listen to something during the activity.

For runnersa good pair of headphones has become an integral part. There is perhaps no more important accessory for a good session.

However, the number of options available can be overwhelming. Everyone has different preferences, as over-ear or in-ear models are just the beginning of a comprehensive review.

HAS World of runnersAdam Schram and Morgan Petruny wrote a review of some of the best headphones available, which review editor Amanda Furrer tried.

Which ones received superlatives? The Shokz OpenRun Pro wireless headset won the best overall title. Regularly priced at $179.95, they are on sale for $160 on Amazon, so buy them while you can!

The wraparound design provides a level of security and they are incredibly lightweight at just an ounce. However, people who prioritize sound quality might not like them as much as in-ear models, which will sound better.

For the best sound quality, Beats Fit Pro True Wireless headphones are the ideal solution. The secure in-ear fit and sweat-resistant material make these headphones perfect for even the most intense workouts.

Some people complained that the earphone wings caused discomfort. The lack of wireless charging options will also cause some to look elsewhere.

If you use your headphones all day and not just for exercise, comfort is important. The best all-day option is Apple AirPods Pro (2nd generation) headphones. The improved sound quality helped them move up the list while limiting wind noise.

It can be frustrating when the earbuds don’t pair with all smartwatches and the controls on the earbuds themselves can sometimes be annoying. But these are excellent quality headphones.

Not everyone has $160 to spend on headphones. If you’re budgeting for this holiday season but still want a new pair, the JLab Go Air headphones are the perfect option and are currently on sale for $24 at Walmart.

The five-hour battery life is a bit lower than other models on the list, and the sound quality is lacking compared to other options. But you can’t beat this price.

Are you tired of your headphones and earphones getting damaged by sweat and water? Your next purchase should be the Jabra Elite 8 active wireless earbuds.

With Dolby quality sound, they are sweat, dust and water resistant, so they can withstand any conditions, whether it’s the basement of a home gym or in the rain to run miles. There have been some issues with skin irritation after a long time. use, but the pros outweigh the cons here.

If you’re planning an extended run and need earbuds that will last the entire time, the 1More Fit Open Earbuds S50 are the way to go. There were some issues with the sound quality, as it can be tinny at times and hearing in crowds can be difficult.

But you don’t have to worry about them falling off during your run. Open ear comfort is assured and has a very high IPX rating (protects against dust and water).

Finally, the superlative for the most compact earbuds goes to the Jaybird Vista 2 Wireless Bluetooth Earbuds. The long battery life and small carrying case are the real attractions of these devices.