Running, running, running... oops! It dropped. Again. Jog, jog, jog... damn! There it falls again! Some silly headphones you got, mate! Why don't you try something different now? Music is no less than an asset to joggers and runners, and a good grab is one of the most essential requisites when you're contemplating on buying earphones for a rather rigorous workout, and that too, on a daily basis. What's more, many people go on jogging or running in areas which are too crowded and full of noise. So, what does one do in that case? Stop carrying headphones along, and run alone? Certainly not. How can you think of leaving your best buddy for jogging at home? Here's a solution, and this time, a foolproof one. The following cluster of words is going to offer you information on earbuds for the purpose of jogging and running - earbuds which are way smaller in size, effectively stick to your ears, and appease them with supreme quality sound. Let's take a shot! Best Earbuds for Running: A Review Voila! What do you think makes a good earbud for running purposes? The one that does not fall off as you increase your speed? One that has nothing to do with whatever kind of weather it is? One that overpowers the sound of those morning school buses that is such a terrible wail? Or one that is not a pretty penny at all? Guess what? The options we have for you here have all of it. Check out below: JVC HA-EBX85-B Have you tried all kinds of headphones ever made? Like, all? Really? You wouldn't have cried for anything more, had you tried this product just once. This amazing product from the JVC clan promises you to fit your ears in a way like no other. It's splash-proof, has silicon earpieces, has amazingly comfy cushions, and most strikingly, has an easy connectivity to even the Apple iPhone! And the price? As less as $15.50. Grab it. It's all yours. Sony MDR-AS20J Their shape reminds me of our kidneys! Anyway, they belong to the trustworthy Sony family, and are amazingly attractive due to the availability of loop hangers. Now, of course, loop hangers make it extremely easy for you to run or jog without caring about them falling off or getting displaced from their original position. Not to forget, Sony promises you quality sound with easy controls, so that you can hear music even when the surroundings are much noisier! A black-orange piece can be yours in just $25. Sennheiser OMX 181 Now, you have all the right to buy an earbud that's better than all! Sennheiser is our topmost brand for running earbuds, and the OMX181 from the Sennheiser clan is particularly made for women (no, it's not pink in color!), and includes terrific ear pads and ear sleeves. What's more, its bass, sound quality, and integrated volume regulation makes it the best buy for joggers. The trust quotient is high here, but so is the price (Erm!). You can grab this one at $40. But it's Sennheiser, after all! Sony DRBT160AS Is budget no bar for you? Are you ready to squander some extra bucks for supreme quality? Do no compromise with your ears, and straightaway grab this one with both the hands. The all new Sony DRBT160AS has all it takes to be one of the most sought-after earbud headphones. Why? Well, why do most headphones fail after a while? Because they're wired! Wires create hassles, but this one, my friends, is the ideal buy because of its Bluetooth compatibility. It goes behind your neck, and fits in. What's more, it offers you 7 hours of music listening, and up to 100 hours of standby. Its adjustable earpieces can fit all ear sizes. However, the price is some good $90. So, if you're ready to spend money on this amazing device from Sony, it is going to give you an earbud experience you've never had before! Crave for some more? Still not satiated with the above options? There are some more earbud options for working out and running purposes. Take a whack at the following:

• Sony MDRAS35W ($31)
• JVC HA-EBX85-P ($15)
• Sennheiser MX 75 ($58)
• Sennheiser PMX-680 ($55)
• Sony MDR-AS50G ($29)

-The prices mentioned above may be subject to change. So, how's it? Are you finally settled on which one to buy? Trust me, Sony, Sennheiser, and JVC are the rulers in the field of headphones as well as earbuds. The above options are an answer to all your queries. So, try one of them, go jogging, and tell me, which, according to you, is the best pick?