Sony SBH-80 suitable for running?

Hi,
I'm interested in buying the Sony SBH-80 bluetooth earpiece to be used (listening to music) while doing outdoor running.
However, I don't really know if it is suitable to wear while running?
Naturally, to be suitable, it must be stable around my neck even if my body is moving (as it does during a run).
Experience of this, anyone?
Thanks in advance!
BR Martin

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I've tried it while running and it works good. Once in a while you need to adjust it but nothing that I was thinking about or that annoyed me.
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