Years of research, development and collective feedback from our team riders has created a music experience that is unmatched.  Sound-isolating, watertight earplugs harness the full range audio experience provided by Surge’s waterproof 8mm neodymium drivers.  100% waterproof,  The Surge headphones  withstand heavy perspiration, rinsing after active use, and can be submersed up to 12ft underwater, while still delivering great sound.  The Surge headphones come with 5 different sizes of Elastomer ear plugs for a personalized fit in the water or out.

Adding to our line of waterproof hard cases, the Amphibx combines the convenience of an armband with the versatility of a waterproof pouch.  The Amphibx provides a fully integrated, wearable, watersports music solution.  Its unique shape and specialized materials have been designed to comfortably grip your arm in the water or out.

Available in three sizes, small, medium and large, the Amphibx line can accommodate almost any size of MP3 player or phone from iphone, to blackberry to ipod shuffle, Zen Stone or Sansa clip and everything in between.  The LatchTight locking closure ensures a watertight seal and the ClearTouch window allows the use of even touch screen controls.  When paired with the waist extension belt the Amphibx can be worn around the waist or arm.

Waterproof up to 12 feet and designed to float even with a device inside, the Amphibx is a comprehensive solution for keeping your favorite electronic baby safe and dry in any environment.

In 2002 Natalie Coughlin broke the world record in the 100m backstroke and became the first woman to do it under the 60 sec mark.  At the Olympic trials in June Hayley McGregory broke Natalie’s former mark of 59.21 in prelims with a time of 59.15 sec.  In the very next heat Natalie pulled an “oh no you di’int!” and reclaimed her world record with a time of 59.03 sec.  That’s our girl!

H2O Audio’s Natalie Coughlin broke her own 100m free American record on May 16th.

Natalie finished with a time of 53.39 and received the silver behind Australia’s Cate Campbell, who won the gold and broke the U.S. Open record in the process.

Congratulations Natalie!

If you’re up late because you thought you needed that extra cup of coffee to get you through the day and now you can’t stop fidgeting, be sure to check out H2O Audio on Fox’s “Best Damn Sports Show”  at 11:00 pm (PST.)