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SHOKZ OpenMove Open-Ear Bone Conduction Headphones — Stay Aware While You Run! $69.95 CAD (30% Off)
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Amazon.ca has the SHOKZ OpenMove open-ear bone conduction headphones (Grey) on sale for $69.95 CAD, down from $99.95 (30% off). Prime members get free shipping; non-Prime orders over $35 CAD ship free.
The whole point of bone conduction is that your ears stay open. On a run, a ride, or the walk to the subway, you still hear traffic and voices around you — safer than sealed earbuds and far less sweaty inside the ear. OpenMove uses SHOKZ's 7th-generation bone conduction tech with PremiumPitch 2.0, pushing sound through your cheekbone. Vocals come through clearly and there's enough low end for podcasts and pop; it won't rival an ANC headphone for bass slam, and that's not what you're buying it for.

At 29 g with a titanium band, it sits light all day and stays put when you move. IP55 means sweat and light rain are fine. Battery runs about 6 hours and recharges in 2, enough for a morning run plus the commute. Bluetooth 5.1 pairs with phones, tablets and most laptops, and two noise-cancelling mics keep calls clear. This is the rebranded AfterShokz OpenMove — same hardware, new name.
It's the #5 best seller in Open-Ear Headphones on Amazon.ca, with 23,000+ ratings at 4.3 stars. It usually sits in the $90s, so $69.95 is a genuinely good entry point if you've been curious about bone conduction.
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