The Aftershokz Xtrainerz headphones are the latest model from the company that are engineered to deliver exceptional audio for athletes of all kinds to appreciate when working out or training.
Integrated with bone conduction technology, the headphones work without obstructing your ear canal to send audio waves into your inner ear. This also works to increase environmental awareness to let you enjoy your choice of music without losing track of what's going on around you when training or even commuting.
The Aftershokz Xtrainerz headphones have an IP68 rating to make them resistant to dust, sweat and water, which allows them to be worn when swimming in both fresh and salt water. Set to launch in Q2 of 2019, the headphones also feature 4GB of built-in storage to hold about 1,000 songs.
Bone Conduction Swimmer Headphones
The Aftershokz Xtrainerz Headphones Have 4GB of Storage
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