QuietEar Reusable Musician and Motorcycle Ear Plugs (NRR 14) (One Pair)

I have narrow ear canals and the fitment of this pair keeps the noise at bay.

Mainly use with outdoor power equipment.
Also during hunting and target practice.
Occasional concert.
Easy to install and comfortable for extended periods.

I have used the earplugs for about 2 weeks at this point and it has been mostly good I use these for concerts, malls, movie theaters and other places where loud or high frequency sounds irritate me. I like these because they are reusable and they allow me to listen to people and music. The quieting of these earplugs is very effective, although I cannot always hear what people are saying unless they are within 3ft and talking at me. Cleaning the earplugs is awkward, I have tried using soap and water as recommended but it gets in the holes so I now just wipe them off with a tissue. I wonder if the water getting in the holes damaged them somehow because they don't stay in as great after I use them once. After about an hour of use I have to push them back in which is sort of bothersome. Their filtering quality is great for my need but they don't always stay in and awkward to clean.

These work really well. Pressure changes don't hurt. I can talk to and hear folks fine...--I just don't notice the wind noise hurting like it did. works!

Bought these for long trips on my motorcycle to cut down on noise from the wind. They work great, but also make it hard to hear people when I'm not moving. That said, I will keep using them.

These ear plugs are comfortable durable and work as advertised. The painfully loud alarm noises at work don't hurt with these in, but I can still hear well enough to have a conversation, even talk on the phone. Unless your ear canal is tiny, don't get the small.

These work well for what they are, but provide pretty minimal noise reduction. The Silent Ear version is much more appropriate for shooting, carpenters around nail guns and saws, or the like. My only complaint is that they no longer make larges. The standard size constantly comes loose in my apparently Basset hound sized ear canals

I tried the medium, since there is no large. And they don't fit. Why is there no "large" ? [from Earplug Superstore Customer Service: Sorry, Mikel, the maker of Quiet Ear discontinued the large size several years ago, saying there was not enough demand for it.]

These are the best feeling/fitting ear plug that I have used. ?house brand from an oem? I do notice, however, that with an HJC ZR1 helmet fitted with a neck wind screen, there was some serious amplification somewhere in the mid range. (I presume from a standing wave problem.) Therefore I cannot use them for this primary purpose. I haven't checked if loud music gives the same effect. My favorite motorcycle plugs so far are the Vater with the green filters. If I need to hear more, the Mack's "New High Fidelity" for 12 NRR are great with a very low profile. The very low profile of the Macks are also great for the club. However, QuietEar plugs are so cheap, I suggest just adding a pair your order to give them a try. They might work for your anatomy better. I definitely love their feel.

Bought these and the silent ones for my son who developed a hearing sensitivity about a year ago. He can't go to movies anymore, school functions and assemblies where a sound system is used or a DJ. We tried a few earplugs but he never liked the comfort. Was hoping these would be our answer but they didn't fit well. Maybe he's picky but his band teacher gave him these little yellow ones by EAR classic and he seems ok with those.

I work in a hospital, and have to talk to and hear people talking to me all day long. The hospital has purchased new beds that have alarms that can be set to go off when unsteady patients try to get up without help. It happens a lot. The sound is painful like a smoke detector. To deactivate, you have to get very close. The ear plugs prevent the pain, and still allow for conversation. They are now part of my uniform.

I have a neighbor across the street that purposely turns up the volume on his bass speakers to annoy me day and night. He purposely has the speaker angled in a way that I can hear the bass coming from the woofers, etc. and no one else in the neighborhood can hear it. Thank goodness for the QuietEar ear plugs. They actually help filter out the horrible bass noise and my ears aren't hurting anymore. I wear these during the day so I can still hear other sounds.

got 2 pair of these .. look just like the picture...save you money.. they do not stay in your ear. tried and tried...no stay..not worth thing about..

I race a sports car and sometimes work in the pits. These did little to control the noise. Worth a try for the price, but I'll stick to the tried and true disposable foam ones.

First the service of the Earplug SuperStore was excellent. They had the products in stock and shipped very quickly. I found the QuietEar plugs in size small fit me well and block just about the right amount of sounds while riding my sport bike. I also tried the SilentEar plugs but those seemed to block too much road noise in my opinion.