If you live an active lifestyle and are fed up with your ear buds falling out of your ears, you might be interested in the newly created Aurisonics Rockets, which had been designed to be next-generation in-ear monitors.
The Aurisonics Rockets have been designed to be worn deeper into the ear canal and are fitted with a patent-pending tri-tab silicone retention collar and block out up to 24dB of external noise. Watch the promotional video after the jump to learn more about the innovative and very unique Aurisonics Rockets IEMs.
“ROCKETS come fitted with a patent-pending tri-tab silicone retention collar. The retention collar is designed to hold ROCKETS in your ears by grabbing the inside parts. In other words, they’re really comfortable and will sit securely in your ears without falling out. You can even sleep comfortably in them. “
“Unlike earbuds that have no chance of staying in the ear due to the shape, ROCKETS are perfect for an active lifestyle. Comfortable for long periods of use and isolation from the noise of the world when you want it, when you need it, ROCKETS are your escape through your music.”
“In just two years, Aurisonics has rapidly grown from a basement operation with one employee, to an international audio products force. Our customers (part of the Aurisonics family) include artists and band members from such musical acts as Rascal Flatts, Blake Shelton, Night Ranger, Stryper, The Isaacs, ASIA, Styx, Mandisa, and Matthew West, to name a few.
Other well known celebrities such as the Food Network’s Guy Fieri, Grammy winning composer A.R. Rahman, and NFL commentator Terry Bradshaw use our products. Even stars of the ABC hit series Nashville (Connie Britton, Hayden Panettiere, and Chip Esten), use our in-ear monitors (IEMs) on almost every episode of Nashville.”
The Aurisonics Rockets project is currently over on the Kickstarter crowd funding website looking to raise enough pledges to make the jump from concept to production and are available to purchase for a special Kickstarter price of just $149 RRP $249.
So if you think Aurisonics Rockets is something you could benefit from, visit the Kickstarter website now to make a pledge and help Aurisonics Rockets become a reality.
Source: Kickstarter
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