The Shokz OpenRun Pro 2 is good for sports and fitness. The open-fit design allows you to monitor your surroundings, which is especially helpful for avoiding hazards when exercising outdoors. It's comfortable and very stable, making it a solid companion for jogs, though if you do any horizontal exercises like crunches, the headband can get in the way. In addition to being dust and water-resistant, the well-built IP55-rated headset is also sweatproof, according to the manufacturer, as the metal frame is mostly covered in silicone. Plus, the tactile controls mean that even if your hands are sweaty, skipping a song or cranking the volume isn't too fiddly. Its case is tough enough to withstand a few bumps from your sneakers in a gym bag, and it's light, though the package is still larger than true wireless earbuds. On the other hand, if you want silence to focus at the gym, this isn't the headset for you. If you're used to matching your stride to the beat of your favorite EDM track, the headset lacks low-end oomph, and the treble is quite veiled, too, but if you mainly listen to podcasts or awareness is your concern, you probably won't mind as much.