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One-minute review Many runners and cyclists think that in-ear headphones that physically sit in your ears are no good in urban areas. Not only are they so often uncomfortable, but they also prevent you hearing anything going on around you. That can be dangerous and it’s why many races now ban them; cue open-ear bone conduction headphones . While regular earphones send sound straight to your eardrums, bone conduction products like the Mojo1 from Mowawa send low frequency sound to your inner ear using your jawbones. Crucially, they do that using transducers that sit beside your ear, but not inside them. As well as being able to hear cars, people and animals when you go out for a run they’re more comfortable and much easier to clean. Most importantly from a sales point of view, the bone conduction concept has been successfully popularised bv AfterShockz – now renamed Shokz – in its latest Shokz OpenRun and Shokz OpenRun Pro products. Until now there haven’t been many rivals. So ho...