True bone conduction, but design needs tweaking

It really is a bone conducting headset. I used earplugs and it still sounded clear, like I had regular earbuds in. Cool. The headset vibrates against your head with music that has a lot of bass, and that takes some getting used to. It feels like there's a hair or a bug on you, but it's just the vibration. It takes some fiddling to find where they should sit on your head for the best sound. Funny thing, if you press them close to your head, you get more treble, but if you have a bit of a gap, you hear more bass. The volume does not stand up to a windy bike ride. They are molded in such a way as to not be adjustable, so that they may not sit in the position for optimal conduction unless you rig it just so. That really needs to be addressed. They also feel like they are going to fall off, and could easily, but there's nothing to tether them to you and the fit is really loose. They come with a nice carrying case and ear plugs for when you don't wish to hear ambient noise.

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