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Nice, I could always use another set  . I going to check them out.
Rick
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Re: iPod Earphones
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For the Ink'd and the Titans, has anyone used them who can comment how well they stay in your ears while working out? My experiene is that you can find buds that stay in well but are so tight they hurt, OR they're comfortable but fall out as soon as you start to jog. I'm looking for the happy medium!
Thanks in advance.
Jason
Last edited by myrison; 06/13/08 03:15 AM.
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Without a doubt they will stay in with vigorous activity. For example, I got up, did a 30 foot brisk jog over to my beer fridge, and low and behold - they stayed in!!! 
Shawn
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My Shure in-canal set are also saving me money as they have been letting me put off buying a new muffler for my lawn tractor. They make excellent ear plugs to keep the engine noise down and I can listen to music while I do the lawn.
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