The right hearing aids can be a valuable asset to any active lifestyle. With a large selection of Beltone hearing aids, you'll surely find one that compliments your chosen type of exercise. There are a few key varieties that we recommend for those who are constantly on the go.

Receiver-in-Ear

Known informationally as RIE, these hearing aids fall into the behind-the-ear category. These hearing aids have a small casing that sits behind your ear and a receiver that sits within your ear canal. These hearing aids help users hear conversations more clearly when moving, thanks to the in-ear receiver. We recommend this option for those who love walking regularly.

In-the-Canal

ITC hearing aids sit in the outermost portion of the ear canal. They're very similar in structure to earbuds. ITC hearing aids are great for sports that involve running, as they're more likely to stay in your ears. These hearing aids are also ideal for sports where a helmet or facemask must be regularly removed. They won't be in your way, and the risk of losing them while playing is slim.

Completely-in-Canal

Known as CIC hearing aids, these are one of the tiniest types of hearing aids. While these hearing aids are more expensive than other options, they're perfect for high-impact exercise and sports. These hearing aids will stay in place for workouts, running, and other highly physical activities.

Behind-the-Ear

If you're looking for a hearing aid option that is both practical and affordable, then BTE may be the right option for you. This hearing aid has a visible portion that sits behind your ear. This option is ideal for gentler movements, like yoga and other indoor activities.

In-the-Ear

ITE hearing aids are tiny and discreet. They will stay in for most physical activities. However, the main disadvantage of ITE hearing aids is that they can pick up wind noise. This makes the hearing aids perfect for indoor activities where the wind won't be a problem.

Invisible-in-Canal

If you're looking for a hearing aid option that is virtually invisible to others but can still work for high-intensity activities, look no further than the IIC hearing aids. These are extremely small and discreet, so that they will stay in your ears regularly. It doesn't matter if you're running a marathon or taking a high-energy dance class. IIC hearing aids can be the best solution for all-around use.

Call Us Today

If you're in need of new hearing aids or simply have questions about the hearing aid options that Beltone has to offer, contact us at Beltone Dallas Fort Worth. Our helpful hearing care specialists can assist you with all of your hearing aid needs.

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