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Swimbuds 100% Waterproof Sport Premium Headphones for Swimming with Music | Short Cord + Low Drag Design | 11 Unique Eartips for Watertight Fit

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Features

  • Designed for aquatic athletes, Swimbuds Sport retains the short cord for secure wear during rigorous workouts. The new interchangeable earbud tips offer a perfect fit for various activities
  • Includes 11 pairs of earbud tips in 4 unique styles. Youll find your perfect fit, guaranteed. Do NOT use Ergos (clear) earbuds with FitGoo earbud lubricant.
  • Swimbuds were the worlds first short-cord headphone designed specifically for swimmers. Swimbuds Sport continue our tradition of hassle-free earbuds with an extra short 40cm cable.
  • Super secure: Swimbuds Sport are designed to be worn tucked into your goggle strap just above your ear. Insert the earbud with the cable pointing upwards, run the cable under your goggle strap, then remove all cable slack between the strap and your ear.
  • Enjoy a full 1 Year Warranty, made possible by stronger body construction, reinforced cords, and a 100% watertight seal.

Brand: Swimbuds


Color: White


Material: Plastic


Recommended Uses For Product: Noise Protection


Size: 1 Count (Pack of 1)


Item Dimensions: 6.5 x 5 x 1.5 inches


Unit Count: 1 Count


Number of Pieces: 11


Number of Items: 1


Item Weight: 0.4 Ounces


Size: 1 Count (Pack of 1)


Style Name: Classic


Item Form: Pair


Color: White


Manufacturer: Underwater Audio


UPC: 784672269247


Brand Name: Swimbuds


Model Name: Swimbuds Sport


Specific Uses For Product: Sports and Exercise


Recommended Uses For Product: Noise Protection


Sport Type: Swimming, Kayaking


Reusability: Reusable


Material Type: Plastic


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Top Amazon Reviews

    • They sound great,
I love my Swimbuds and have used them for years. I swimm 3 times a week and that's a lot of messing around with the ear buds and getting them fit right with the goggles. I've never faulted them for only lasting a year or two. But they are expensive to replace just the head set. So I've also used other ones. Syryn's are by far the best but I've noticed that even those have lost a little bit of base quality in the newer ones and that really bugs me. Last set I bought, I purchased a 3 year extra coverage!!! Assurion paid for my new set. So this time I picked the newest Syryn Premium Sport Headphones. They were the most expensive yet at $60 so I expected a lot. Well I'm happy to say they sound great. They actually sound as good as my original ones I got with my old Syryn MP3 6 years ago. They also included 12 different buds for any kind of ear, except for Feringi (Star Trek)! I'm very happy with these and I just hope that they last longer with the higher price. Syryn remains my all time favorite underwater music source. I'm a senior citizen and consider this very a easy to understand piece of tech. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on August 16, 2024 by Chair Lady
    • Where have you been all my life?
I can't believe I have been swimming for 8 years with horrible sound. I purchased the original SwiMP3 in 2007 and it was adequate. You could hear the music but it was muffled and tinny, but it did help elevate the boredom of hour long straight swims while training for triathlons. This year it died on me. Since I had bought mine in 2007, naturally Finnis had gone to a newer version. The newest version had horrible reviews so I went with a Diver under water MP3 for $50 Player that came with headphones so I thought I would give them a try. The sound was so much better than my SwiMP3 but there was one huge issue. It kept falling out of my ears while swimming and once water got in that ear was done. So, I bought a silicone cap that would cover my ears. That allowed me to make it half way though a swim. I am glad that when you screen "F**K" underwater nobody can hear because that's how frustrated I was getting. Next. I then bough some self molding ear plugs and watched a video on YouTube on how to wrap them around so they wont fall out. That was a waste of time and $10. So..I started looking for better headphones with good reviews and I came across these. I saw all of the different attachments and thought one of these may work. I was not holding my breath(pun intended) because I was convinced that there was no such thing as a good set of headphones for the water by this point. I was soooo wrong. They are pricey but worth every penny. Its the material they are made from that makes them superior. Its soft and contours as you insert them into your ear . There are so many different attachments that one is going to fit for everyone. You could listen to a podcast with these or a book. The sound quality is good and clear and music sounds great. And best of all they don't fall out of my ears EVER. The only real issue I found was instructions. That sounds funny because they are earphones. "Put them in your ears and listen to music...Instructions Done." But, some of the attachments I could not figure out how they go in your ear. Do they work together? These would be a great product for an instructional video. I highly recommend these to anyone who struggles in the water with bad headphones. They work great with my cheap Underwater MP3 Player too. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on November 5, 2015 by adam levy
    • Pleasantly surprised
Context: I swim laps; a mile a week. Using this with the H2O audio Ipod mini underwater case (which has lasted me over 5 years). Comparing this to the Surge earphones from H2O audio, because the Surge headphones were the best ones I was previously aware of. I have done about 5 miles in the swimbuds so far. First the con: If you compare this on land to the Surge headphones or the the Apple earphones you will notice the lack of bass. So I had low expectations in the water. HOWEVER - I found this is barely noticeable in the water. * Using the tree seal option, the seal was flawless. The phones never leak and do not come out. (I loop the wire through my goggle strap) Better than the Surge phones which occasionally popped out (every other workout or so). This is important because keeping a dry air chamber between your eardrum and the phone is critical. * The Swimbuds sounded great and were consistently great - no matter if I was on the surface, or down a couple feet - in contrast to the surges whose performance changed with depth. * I didn't have to crank the volume up as much as with the Surge phones. So overall they are a winner and I will see how long they last (the Surge phones typically lasted 200 miles after which they grew crackly or the wire developed an open near the plug end) Possible improvements: - The extension cord is about a foot too long if you keep the music player in your back trunks- had to roll up the extra cord. - Bass and speaker quality can be improved - going with larger gauge springier wire is always a good idea to prevent the opens connections caused from flexing. Generally, these are the best I have found and I expect them to last a while. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on February 12, 2015 by Sparky

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