26 September 2008 10:46 GMT / By Amy-Mae Elliott
OverBoard has launched its 100% waterproof pro-sports headphones.With a neckband and reactive coiled cable that claims to eliminate tangles during sports, the new design is aimed at winter sports enthusiasts and water-babies.
Supplied with three different ear bud sizes, small, medium and large, the headphones are designed for use with OverBoard’s pro-sports iPod case.
The combo of the case and headphones means you can listen to your 'pod to a depth of 19ft - or 6 metres - under water.
Available in black, the waterproof pro-sports headphones can be purchased for £24.99 from www.over-board.com. Audio, Waterproof, Sports Fitness, Headphones, Overboard




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