Earplugs????

Started by WhiteStripe, June 18, 2009, 01:23:25 PM

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jrswanson1

Has anyone tried these?  http://www.earplugstore.com/surefire-earpro-sonic-defenders-ear-plugs-ep3.html  I think I'm ordering some next week, they kill the noise at higher decibels but you can still hear when the wind noise is down.

seevtsaab

Quote from: jrswanson1 on August 03, 2012, 07:16:57 AM
Has anyone tried these?  http://www.earplugstore.com/surefire-earpro-sonic-defenders-ear-plugs-ep3.html  I think I'm ordering some next week, they kill the noise at higher decibels but you can still hear when the wind noise is down.

I've got a pair, size Large still in package, unused, I'll send you for the cost of pack & ship (USPS).
It took a bit before I got used to any ear plugs, foam for me now.

theprocess

I use these dual density foam plugs everytime I ride. Block out wind noise but I can hear road noise and talking, but not very clearly over the termis  ;D


The ModFather

Do earplug style noise canceling headphones count. Not sure since I'm cranking tunes at 11  [evil]. Probably doing more damage than my BoomTubes or wind noise.  :P
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i bought an factory-sized box of disposables a few years ago, and use those every ride.  Each pair lasts a while, so I suspect I'll have to hang up my riding gear before I run out of the foam plugs.  And, works fine with the Sena unit that I installed in helmet.
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Rob Hilding

Used the Ear Peace plugs for the first time on the way to Moto GP at L.Seca

Worked great - still heard wind noise and exhaust sounds but just cut the db level
I will use these from now on, on any ride other than the quick trip to the office, etc.
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ctrider

Quote from: jrswanson1 on August 03, 2012, 07:16:57 AM
Has anyone tried these?  http://www.earplugstore.com/surefire-earpro-sonic-defenders-ear-plugs-ep3.html  I think I'm ordering some next week, they kill the noise at higher decibels but you can still hear when the wind noise is down.

I have been wearing the EP4 for several years and love them and HIGHLY recommend them.
When I started wearing earplugs riding became more Zen and more enjoyable.

sgollapalle

Quote from: BozcoRob on August 16, 2012, 10:03:32 AM
Used the Ear Peace plugs for the first time on the way to Moto GP at L.Seca

Worked great - still heard wind noise and exhaust sounds but just cut the db level
I will use these from now on, on any ride other than the quick trip to the office, etc.


Got the ear peace a few weeks ago.. used it on the last ride. Was great coz I could still hear some wind and exhaust sounds, so it actually felt like I was riding vs the foam (It was too quiet)

The only problem I had was, the center of these is a hard plastic, and that seems to be pressing against the ear canal. May be I need to get better at putting them on correctly.. Anyone else have this issue?
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Rob Hilding

Quote from: sgollapalle on September 20, 2012, 08:49:04 AM
Got the ear peace a few weeks ago.. used it on the last ride. Was great coz I could still hear some wind and exhaust sounds, so it actually felt like I was riding vs the foam (It was too quiet)

The only problem I had was, the center of these is a hard plastic, and that seems to be pressing against the ear canal. May be I need to get better at putting them on correctly.. Anyone else have this issue?

It took a few times "installing" to get them to feel right - after that no issues.

Maybe you have shallow ears ;D
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AlexL95

This is an old thread but I really think it should be bumped. I use these made by Big Ear. They are pretty good.