01 - Onboard music
Leave your phone in the locker.
Load your playlist onto the headphones and walk away - the only thing that works underwater, and nothing in your pockets on a run.
32 GB
onboard storage
QG BoneGrip Edge · Bone Conduction Headphones
Swim. Run. Lift.
One pair does it all.
Open-ear, fully waterproof, with your music built in - one pair for the pool, the road, and the gym floor. No phone. No earbuds.
- IP68 Waterproof
- 32 GB Storage
- 26 grams Featherweight
- 10 h Battery
Why Bone Grip Edge
02 - Bone conduction
Hear everything. Miss nothing.
Sound travels through your cheekbone, so your ears stay open. The traffic, the coach, the lane next to you - and your music, all at once.
03 - Built to go under
Built to go under.
Rated to be fully submerged, not just splashed - so full swim sets are the point. The silicone grip holds through flip turns, sweat, and chlorine.
IP68
submersible
The $100 question
Same swim. Way more range.
Matches the Shokz OpenSwim Pro in the water - then keeps going on the run, in the gym, and on the commute. For a hundred bucks less.
$129.00
Bone Grip Edge
$229.95
Shokz OpenSwim Pro
| Spec | Bone Grip Edge | Shokz OpenSwim Pro |
|---|---|---|
| Price | $129.00 | $229.95 |
| Built for | Swim, run, gym, everyday | Swimming-first |
| Storage | 32 GB | 32 GB |
| Waterproof | IP68 | IP68 |
| Weight | 26 grams | 27.3 grams |
| Battery (MP3) | 7 h | 6 h |
| Battery (BT) | 10 h | 9 h |
| Standby | 96 h | Not disclosed |
| Driver | 14 mm bone conduction | Not disclosed |
| Bluetooth | 5.4 | 5.4 |
Everything the pool pair does. Plus the run, the gym, and the commute - with a hundred bucks still in your pocket.
No days off
One pair. Every session.
In the water.
Music underwater - no phone, no dropouts.
On the road.
Catch the traffic your music used to cover.
Under the bar.
Hear your spotter over the music, every set.
On the clock.
Ears open all day - hear your name, keep your playlist.
Not for you if you want sealed, bass-first isolation. That's the trade for hearing everything.
Don't take our word
4.9 · 57 reviews
Real owners who swim, run, and lift in them. No paid placements.
-
★★★★★
Did an open water swim last weekend, half mile out and back. Never once worried about them coming loose. Way better than i expected honestly.
-
★★★★★
Masters swim practice three mornings a week. Load the whole set list before i leave the house, phone stays in the locker the whole time.
-
★★★★★
Coach yells lap times from the deck and i actually hear her now. Used to miss half of what she said with my old shokz.
-
★★★★★
26 grams and i forget theyre even on my head until im toweling off after.
In the box
Unbox it. Charge it. Get in.
- Bone Grip Edge headphones Charged enough to pair on arrival
- USB-C cable Charges the headphones and loads your onboard music
- Digital guide & 2-year warranty Set up in a minute, backed by real people in California
Your move
Stop choosing. Get both.
Pool and pavement, in one pair. No phone, no earbuds, $100 under the Shokz.
$129.00
- Free shipping from California
- 30-day returns
- 2-year warranty
- Secure checkout, encrypted end-to-end
Questions
Bone Grip Edge or GripFlow One - which do I need?
Bone Grip Edge is built for the water and hard training - IP68 submersible sealing, 32 GB of onboard music so you can leave your phone behind, and a secure grip for swimming, running, and lifting. GripFlow One is the everyday pick for commutes, calls, and all-day wear. Same open-ear bone-conduction principle; Bone Grip Edge leans into sport and swim.
How does it compare to Shokz OpenSwim Pro?
Both have 32 GB of onboard storage and both are built to swim in. Bone Grip Edge is lighter (26 grams vs 27.3 g), lasts longer off the charger in MP3 mode (7 h vs 6 h), and is built for more than the pool - swim, run, gym, and everyday. And it costs $100 less. The OpenSwim Pro is a strong, swim-first device; Bone Grip Edge does that job and more, for less.
Can I use them without my phone - in the water or on land?
Yes. Plug the included USB-C cable into any computer to load music straight onto the 32 GB onboard memory, then leave your phone behind - the only option in the pool, since Bluetooth doesn't travel through water. And they're submersible (IP68), not just splash-resistant, so full swim sessions are the point. On land, switch to Bluetooth when you'd rather stream.
Will they stay put during hard training?
Yes. The silicone-wrap grip is built for high-movement training - sprints, box jumps, heavy lifts, laps - without shifting. At 26 grams there's little mass to bounce around, and nothing to reseat mid-set.
Do I still hear my surroundings?
Yes - that's the point. Bone conduction leaves your ear canal open, so you hear traffic, a coach's cue, or your own breathing while your music keeps playing. The trade-off is lighter bass than sealed buds.
What's the battery life?
10 h over Bluetooth, 7 h in MP3 mode, and up to 96 h on standby - ready when you reach for them.
What if they're not for me?
Return them within 30 days for a full refund, and they're backed by a 2-year warranty. Free shipping and returns from California.
Full spec sheet
Performance
Onboard memory
32 GB
Battery
10 h BT · 7 h MP3 · 96 h standby
Driver
14 mm bone conduction
Charging
USB-C · 75 min
Wireless
Bluetooth 5.4 · 12 m range
Built to last
Water rating
IP68 submersible
Weight
26 grams
Build
Silicone wrap, minimal plastic
Engineered in
California
Controls
Physical button: play/pause, skip, volume, mode
