Indy Fuel

Skullcandy Dime 2 or Indy Fuel are cheap and have surprisingly fun low end for heavier music.

Skullcandy earbuds, I have the indie. Idk about BIFL yet but I’ve had em 6 years and still going strong

one of mine fell into my 475F degree oven and kinda melted but kept working

Ive used the Indy Fuel ANC a lot and theyre honestly pretty good... As for the Method 360 ANCs, avoid them at all costs. They have a horrible track record for most of its users, myself included. Your odds of getting a defective pair are really high, and Skullcandys support is very lackluster (almost entirely AI now)

Lol the best one didn't even make your silly list: the Skullcandy Indy series. It's the only bluetooth earbud I've tried that 1. doesn't hurt after hours in your ear, 2. stays in while running, 3. has good sound quality. Not to mention, it has a very long battery life, comes in an active noise-cancelling version, and is stupidly affordable compared to other brands. The only downsides are sometimes they don't pair/connect on the first try, and the active noise cancelling (which can be disabled) can cause a very annoying static sound when running through areas with certain RF signals, but I've never had that issue in a setting where noise cancelling is useful (airplanes, buildings w noisy AC, etc.), only on runs (where you shouldn't be tuning out your surroundings anyway).

ANC buds are my choice, Skullcandy Rail these days but I like the old Indy better. I've tried flying with over ear Bose but they are just too bulky for my personal preference while not in use (and weren't USBC). I've also had the distinct misfortune of only having a pair of Shokz when needing to fly and having to wear earplugs the entire flight, which is doable but not comfortable.