Although I have yet to try the technology, this is a concept
I really love. Music is an important motivator for most people, especially when
we go out for that long bike ride, run or swim. San Diego-based H2O Audio has
developed a line of water-proof headphones and accessories for athletes and
active people. They recently inked deals with athletes such as pioneer surfer
Laird Hamilton and Olympic swimmer Michael Phelps. If you are looking for a
solution that allows you to enjoy your tunes in the pool or surf, check out the
H20 Audio website for some interesting options and let me know what you think.
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