The New Camo Florence Waterproof Headphone Collab Just Dropped

Originally posted on SURFER | By Jake Howard | Last updated Mar 20, 2026 2:31 PM ET

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John John, Nathan, and Ivan Florence have teamed up with H2O Audio to keep the good times rolling even when you're grinding through a salty, sandy workout. Launched this week, the Florence x TRI 2 Multi-Sport headphones just landed in a limited-edition camo colorway ... because of course the Florence boys went with camo.

Built for the Water, Not Just Around It

The TRI 2’s standout feature is its open-ear bone conduction technology, which delivers sound through your cheekbones instead of blocking your ears. On a long paddle, that means you stay aware of your surroundings rather than getting completely lost in your tunes. The headphones are also rated IPX8 waterproof, meaning they’re fully submersible and built to handle everything from quick dunks to long-distance swims.

When you’re underwater, Bluetooth isn’t an option, so the TRI 2 packs 8GB of onboard MP3 storage. Load up your music or podcasts before hitting the water, and you’ve got a soundtrack even when you’re fully submerged.

Back on land, the headphones switch seamlessly to Bluetooth mode, making them just as functional for beach workouts or travel days.

Tested in the World’s Toughest Waters

Florence waterman Toa Pere put the TRI 2 to the test at the Molokai2Oahu Paddleboard World Championships, one of the most grueling open-ocean races on the planet, where he finished second. That kind of real-world validation matters. These aren’t headphones designed for hypothetical conditions, they’ve already proven themselves in serious water.

Everything about this collaboration ties back to how the Florence brothers approach surfing. For John, performance extends to sailboats, remote reefs, and long-haul missions in unpredictable conditions. The TRI 2 was engineered with that mindset. It’s not about tuning out the ocean; it’s about enhancing the experience while staying connected to it.