| Surfing Ear Plugs Help Prevent Surfer's Ear! |
We Also Recommend: Swimming Earplugs for Adults and Children
Surfing earplugs are different from swimming earplugs in two ways. First, and most importantly, surfing ear plugs are made so that you can clearly hear what is going on around you, and second, surfing earplugs are made to prevent water and wind from entering the ear.
When you are swimming for exercise, you generally cannot hear what is going on anyway, because of all the splashing noise you make, so most swimming ear plugs block both sound and water, which is simple and easy.
When you surf, however, lots of time is spent sitting up and waiting for the next wave, chatting with fellow surfers. If you have sound blocking ordinary swimming earplugs in your ears, carrying on a conversation is almost impossible, so surfing ear plugs must let you hear sounds while they block the unwanted wind and water.
For recreational swimmers, the main reason for wearing earplugs is to prevent water in the ear, which is generally just an annoyance, and easily cured by water removal drops or sponges.
For surfers, though, cold water and wind in the ear can actually be life-threatening! The cold water or wind causes a wild bony growth to occur deep in the ear canal, and if untreated over time, the bony spurs that appear, can actually penetrate the brain cavity, with unpleasant consequences!
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Zoggs® Aqua-Plugz™ Ergonomic Surfing and Swimming Ear Plugs are shaped to fit comfortably, but securely into the outer ear, sealing the canal against water entry during surfing, swimming and bathing, while still letting you hear what is going on around you.
| |  | | Alpine Pluggies Premium Small Sized Ear Plugs for Surfing, Swimming, Flying, Concentration and Noise Protection
Alpine Pluggies Premium Small Sized Ear Plugs for Surfing, Swimming, Flying, Concentration and Noise Protection are a terrific solution for water babies of any age, especially when you need a water protection or flying ear plug and still want to be able to hear what is going on around you.
| | |  | | Sorky is now Seals by EQ Surfing and Swimming Ear Plugs
Seals by EQ (formerly Sorky) Surfing and Swimming Earplugs are designed especially for surfers, for the prevention of the debilitating condition known as surfer's ear (exostosis). Seals by EQ let you hear everything around you while blocking cold wind and water completely.
| |  | | Westone Model 70 Custom-Fit Surfing and Swimming Ear Plugs (One Pair)
Westone Model 70 surfing and swimming ear plugs are full shell custom molded ear plugs featuring a sealed membrane spanning the sound bore that keeps cold water and cold air out of the ear canal while allowing sound to pass through with very little attenuation.
Price includes FREE
impression kit!
| | |  | | Alpine SwimSafe Premium Swimming Ear Plugs
Alpine SwimSafe Swimming Ear Plugs feature a special built-in acoustic filter with a very small opening that prevents water from enter the ear while allowing ambient sound to remain fully audible.
| |  | | Macks Dry 'N Clear Water Removal Ear Drops
You don't have to suffer. Mack's Dry 'N Clear Ear Drying Drops help you get the water out of your ears right after leaving the pool or the beach. Fight swimmer's ear easily and safely.
| | |  | | Acu-Life AfterSwim Water Removal Ear Sponges (Pack of 4 Sponges)
AfterSwim, the immediate-acting water-in-the-ear remover, is a hydrophilic (water loving) material that instantly attracts any water it touches, absorbing the water for easy removal from the ear.
| |  | | Cirrus ClearEars Water Absorbing Ear Plugs (5 Pairs in Water Resistant Case)
Cirrus ClearEars are the first earplugs designed to draw water from your ears. The fast, safe and effective alternative to ear drops.
| | |  | | Macks Rechargeable Ear Canal Dryer
A great solution for caring for your ears after aquatic sports or after a bath, shower, or workout. The Macks EarDryer is a lightweight and convenient way to protect your ears by drying the outer ear canal.
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