The AfterShokz Titanium may be primarily designed for the gym, and for jogs and runs outdoors, but we've zero interest in buying a different pair of headphones for every occasion. The AfterShokz Titanium needs to do it all, so we took them on a walk through a busy city centre. However, whilst I am many things, I am not an audiophile. (I said audiophile). I don’t know my Bangs from my sons (sens) of Oluf. I supBose (yawn) I could do some research. Cycling is a versatile form of transport, that allows you to explore and commute all while getting fitter. Whether you are looking for Men’s, Women’s, or a Kids bicycle, we have a full range of bikes with price ranges to match your needs, all with delivery in 1-2 days, fully built and ready to ride. Enjoy your commute to work more with an electric bike or an analogue bike, folding bikes are a great idea if storage space is limited. A Mountain bike or Gravel bike is great for the rough stuff, while a Road bike would be faster. The Trekz headphones seem pretty light so I think the aforementioned loops sort of rest daintily ‘pon the glasses. Maybe next to them. Whatever – they seem to play nicely. With your ears exposed you’ll have to contend with some wind noise when cycling or running, but in my experience, it never proved too distracting.

And one ear of sound is not ideal, whether listening to the podcast (I tend to listen to people talking rather than singing) or listening out for other road users.So this is one thing that I’ve struggled to test: whether other people can hear you using the Aftershokz Trekz (i.e. because not all the sound is going into your lugholes).

I would like to know the assistance centers in Italy in the province of monza brianza or Milan of the aftershoks trekz titanium earphones because the right earphone does not work and the product is still under warranty

They suit my needs perfectly. I can listen to a productivity-improving podcast, whilst still being aware of all the sounds and, most importantly, other motorised road users around me. They’re sufficiently loud enough for my needs and the sound quality is clear.

If safety, rather than sound quality, is your primary concern then you’ll find plenty to like about the Aftershokz Trekz Titanium. I wouldn’t recommend headphones for cyclists in general, but these work well in that limited scenario. The ability to listen to music or a podcast while cycling without feeling compromised is incredibly liberating. What has changed is what Shokz refers to as ‘PremiumPitch 2.0’. This time it’s using the transducers to channel those vibrations that are angled to sit better on the cheekbone, promising to deliver sound that possesses more bass, less vibration and less sound leakage. You may or may not like this sensation. Per my sub-heading, it is a slightly strange feeling, but one I’ve got used it.Now, have you tried bone conduction headphones? Or are you wedded to a particularly great pair of ‘standard’ ones? Am I foolish for even contemplating riding whilst listening to something on my phone? My Aftershokz no longer turns on, even though it has been fully charged and is less than 6 months old. I haven't handled it since my last use (it stayed on my desk), and it's the 2nd device that does this to me :(((.