--- product_id: 1547519 title: "EP7-BK-MPR" brand: "surefire" price: "€ 62.78" currency: EUR in_stock: true reviews_count: 13 category: "Sure Fire" url: https://www.desertcart.hr/products/1547519-ep7-bk-mpr store_origin: HR region: Croatia --- # 28dB Noise Reduction Rating Soft memory-foam Comply Canal Tips Patented EarLock retention rings EP7-BK-MPR **Brand:** surefire **Price:** € 62.78 **Availability:** ✅ In Stock ## Summary > 🛡️ Protect your ears without missing a beat — comfort and clarity in every wear! ## Quick Answers - **What is this?** EP7-BK-MPR by surefire - **How much does it cost?** € 62.78 with free shipping - **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship - **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.hr](https://www.desertcart.hr/products/1547519-ep7-bk-mpr) ## Best For - surefire enthusiasts ## Why This Product - Trusted surefire brand quality - Free international shipping included - Worldwide delivery with tracking - 15-day hassle-free returns ## Key Features - • **Stay Locked In:** Patented EarLock rings ensure consistent, slip-free fit—even under helmets or masks. - • **All-Day Comfort Fit:** Soft, hypoallergenic memory-foam tips with secure seals for hours without irritation. - • **Discreet & Versatile:** Low-profile design fits seamlessly with helmets, masks, hats, and communication headsets. - • **Made in USA, Built to Last:** Durable medical-grade polymer with 2-year warranty and reusable design. - • **Hear Clearly, Protect Fully:** 28dB NRR filters harmful noise while preserving conversations and ambient sounds. ## Overview SureFire EP7 Sonic Defenders Ultra earplugs deliver professional-grade 28dB noise reduction with patented EarLock retention and soft memory-foam Comply Canal Tips for all-day comfort. Designed in the USA from hypoallergenic medical-grade polymer, these reusable earplugs provide a secure, low-profile fit compatible with helmets, masks, and communication systems—perfect for managers who demand both protection and situational awareness in noisy environments. ## Description EP7 Sonic Defenders Ultra protect your hearing without interfering with your ability to hear routine sounds or conversations. Their foam-tipped stem design, featuring soft memory-foam Comply Canal Tips, fits most people and provides a Noise Reduction Rating (NRR) of 28dB. Sounds, at safe levels, are allowed to pass through into the ear canal, while potentially harmful noises (above 85dB) are reduced via a proprietary design that incorporates a special noise-reducing filter. EP7s include attached filter caps, which can be inserted for additional protection and blocking out lower-level noise, like that heard on a plane, in situations where hearing ambient sounds or conversations isn't critical. Right/left color-coded Sonic Defenders Ultra are made from a soft but durable, hypoallergenic polymer that provides all-day comfort and an extended product life (up to 6+ months, depending on usage and care). Their patented EarLock retention rings lock the earplugs in place, while soft foam-tipped stems provide secure seals in the ear canals. And their low-profile design means they can be worn while wearing a helmet or mask, or while using a phone or headset. Available in clear, black, or orange. Comfortable EP7 Sonic Defenders Ultra also serve as earpieces for compatible radio communication systems simply by removing the noise-reducing filter and attaching the earpiece to the system. * RADIO COMM SYSTEM COMPATIBILITY: Thales: Covert Security Harness; Harris: Security Force Communication Set; Motorola: Surveillance Kits; Tactical Command Industries: Tactical Earpiece Products; Peltor: Lightweight Systems-Hearplug; Silynx: C4Ops Headset. NOTE: EP7 earpiece will not provide hearing protection if the noise-reducing filter is removed. Review: Foam are MUCH better! - Let me start by saying that I've used the Surefire ear plugs for almost 2 years now for under my motorcycle helmet when I'm riding. I don't use them at the gun range or anything else other than wind noise. When first going with the Surefire's I bought a set of MEDIUM EP4's. These have the rubber "Christmas tree-like" ear pieces. I really like this product and, at first, they fit my ear very well. Unfortunately, they would move around when turning my head with my helmet on. It got to the point that I couldn't keep them in place. Since the ear piece that goes around the ear is great I figured to try a LARGE and ordered the EP3's. These have the same style outer piece, only larger, and a somewhat differently-shaped, rubber ear canal piece. Looks like a tiny mushroom only it bends to "follow" into the ear canal. While these worked better I started noticing the same issue with them sliding around inside of my helmet. In addition, the LARGE outer piece would irritate after a few hours. I guess I can contribute this to my ear canal being large while the outer part of my ear is a medium. So, I've been using the other brands for a few months (the "Christmas tree" type with the string on each end and the longer tube coming out). And although I like these cheaper, more effective rubber ones the fact that the Surefire's fir so well into my ear AND have the noise-reducer, optional plug...I just had to try their foam ear plugs. I just received them today in the mail and could IMMEDIATELY tell the difference! Not only do they fit perfectly but the ambient noises are distinctly reduced, all the while being able to hear voices and other sounds without a muffled sound! I cannot say at this point how well they work while riding a motorcycle and under a helmet but I have a good feeling with these. The foam plug part feels a lot thicker than the rubber ones, thus covers my entire ear canal. I put them in the first time and did NOT have to adjust them. They just slid right in and the noise was reduced. I've pulled them out and put them back in a few times and, so far, every time they simply snug right in! These came with an extra set of foam plugs that can easily be removed from the main unit. I'll be riding tomorrow and unless they don't work any better than the EP4 and EP3's consider this review a 5-star! (If not I will edit my review.) ***UPDATE: After riding a few days with these earplugs...100% better than the EP3 and EP4! With the foam for the ear canal, these Surefire's stay in my larger ear canal! They muffle a lot of wind and engine noise, yet I can still hear my Sena radio nice and clearly! The only issue is more from my helmet, as it's a tight helmet and when I put it on it tends to slide on my ear and pull the Surefire's out. Luckily, I'm able to get a finger through the helmet padding and push them back in. VERY SATISFIED!!! Review: Quality/Technology of $300+ Ear Plugs at FAR better price! - My husband and I were looking for ear plugs to wear when hunting; we wanted to be able to leave them in for extended periods of time, be able to hear each other when talking in a normal voice, be protected from the loud shot of a rifle, and if possible not spend $300 for the electronic ones we had seen. These were the answer! (Pros) They are comfortable enough in your ear to leave in for extended periods of time. They block noise extremely well when the little flaps/plugs are in, but you can easily pop them open which allows you to hear the people around you and still very effectively muffles out the louder noises of a gun shot... which is how we used them while hunting and we were very happy with them. Also, I loved that they sat inside my ear which allowed me to wear a headband that covered my ears to keep them warm while still having my ear plugs in. (Cons) I will say, they take a bit of time to put in properly. This means getting the whole black plastic/rubber part inside the bowl of the ear where it belongs. It only takes a few seconds, but when you are hunting that can make a big difference...So, if you don't like leaving ear plugs in for extended periods of time and you are looking for a pair to pop in your ear in about one second to make a shot, these may not be for you. Also, if someone near you is whispering, it is a bit difficult to hear them; the person would need to get very close to your ear with the toggle open in order for you to hear them. The cons listed, while I see could be issues for some, were not issues for me. The pros listed were the exact things that I was looking for in ear plugs which is why I believe these truly are 5 star Ear Plugs. ## Features - 28dB Noise Reduction Rating (NRR) with filter caps inserted, Hear safe sound levels (with filter caps out) as if you weren't wearing ear plugs - Soft memory-foam Canal Comply Tips provide secure seals in ear canals and all-day comfort (additional pair of Comply Canal tips included) - Low-profile design allows you to keep them in place while wearing a mask, helmet, hat, or while using supplemental hearing muffs - Patented EarLock retention rings utilize seven contact points to lock earpieces in place and fit the same way every time - Made in USA from hypoallergenic, medical-grade polymer that's soft, durable, and long-lasting ## Technical Specifications | Specification | Value | |---------------|-------| | ASIN | B009T9QXXQ | | Best Sellers Rank | #118,145 in Health & Household ( See Top 100 in Health & Household ) #459 in Earplugs | | Brand Name | SureFire | | Care instructions | Hand Wash Only | | Color | Black | | Customer Reviews | 4.4 out of 5 stars 2,931 Reviews | | Fabric type | 100% Polymer | | Global Trade Identification Number | 00084871319423 | | Included Components | Product | | Item Dimensions | 4 x 4 x 4 inches | | Item Form | Pair | | Item Nype Name | Holster | | Item Weight | 10 g | | Manufacturer | SureFire | | Manufacturer Part Number | EP7-BK-MPR | | Material Type | Plastic | | Model Name | Uncorded | | Model Number | EP7-BK-MPR | | Net Content Count | 1 count | | Noise Attenuation | 28 db | | Noise Reduction Rating | 28 db | | Number of Items | 1 | | Number of Pieces | 1 | | Origin | Made in the USA | | Package Size Name | Single | | Product Style | Uncorded | | Recommended Uses For Product | Noise Protection | | Reusability | Reusable | | Single Number Rating | 28 db | | Size | 1 count (Pack of 1) | | UPC | 084871322454 084871319423 | | Unit Count | 1 Count | | Warranty Description | 2 Year Manufacturer | ## Product Details - **Brand:** SureFire - **Color:** Black - **Material:** Plastic - **Recommended Uses For Product:** Noise Protection - **Size:** 1 count (Pack of 1) ## Images ![EP7-BK-MPR - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/81ONg-vddhL.jpg) ## Available Options This product comes in different **Color, Size** options. ## Questions & Answers **Q: Do you have to use the caps for the noise reduction** A: I don't use them too often. I leave them open so when I'm with my buddies i can hear them speak. **Q: What's the nrr when the caps are open? i'm looking for something i can wear for home defense. i want protection but also need to hear my attacker** A: I'm appalled by these comments, both in terms of the snarky tone and also the inaccuracy. To the OP: I suggest you not pay these comments any attention. If the individuals commenting were well-versed in their defensive training, they would know that no two situations are ever alike. Moreover, many of the commenters apparently have not considered that some people actually sleep with earplugs in (due to street noise, snoring partner, etc.), or might have multiple layers in their defense plan (e.g., partner #1 investigates the noise, partner #2 slips on the ear pro and provides support). Or maybe there's a long driveway with a security system that allows time to assess and react. The point is that everyone needs to decide what's appropriate for their own individual situation. If people are representing otherwise, it's simply posturing and unwarranted assumption. To some of the people commenting: If you really care about 2A, and you think this is someone that needs guidance, maybe try to actually help them as opposed to flaming? The OP is asking a question about noise reduction, not for your brilliant, unsolicited advice about their home defense plan--and when you go on a tangent with a stupid, snarky, one-size-fits-all answer, it only demonstrates your ignorance of the subject. Protecting one's hearing should probably not be the primary consideration, but it *is* something to consider. In fact, one should consider everything. In response to your question, I use the EP4s, and generally have no trouble hearing with the plugs in. The reason for this (another really basic issue that seems to have been overlooked) is that these only attenuate certain frequencies, while letting others through. The only way to know is to try them for yourself and see whether they work for you. And one more thing--I have no idea of your experience level, but you should be highly skeptical of any advice you receive on the internet, especially when it's unsolicited. I am legitimately embarrassed by some of the comments here. **Q: How do you know what size to get?** A: Easiest way is to try a pair of ear bud headphones from Walmart or Target (preferably Skullcandy Brand Ear Buds because they come with different size ear plugs; Skullcandy Ear Buds (plugs) allow you to listen to music and make phone calls) (buy and return if necessary; price is about $15 per set; Skullcandy Brand Ear Buds/Headphones are awesome and have amazing sound quality for the price you pay). Bottom Line: Ear plug should fit well when bulb of plug is inserted into ear canal (like a cork on a wine bottle). They shouldn't cause any pain/discomfort. They shouldn't fall out if you vigorously shake your head or run laps at a track (exercising). For several years, I wore the outside the ear canal and always had to push them end over and over again because they kept falling out of my ear. One day, at the mall, a Bose Speaker salesman showed me the correct way to wear ear buds. The way I described is how you are supposed to wear them. I'm a man, 6' 1" tall, weigh 255 lbs and wear a size 13 double wide boot. My ear bud (plug) size is a small. Don't listen to people who say small is for children and medium/large is for an adult. Medium size ear plugs won't properly fit in my ear drums. Best of luck to everyone. P.S. - My mother used to wear headphones like these (as a homemaker watching me and my four brothers) and it would reduce her anxiety attacks and allow her to take better naps during the day (hint, hint). **Q: I have small ear channels, wich size is for me..** A: The size refers to the outer part - not the part that fits into the ear canal. ## Customer Reviews ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Foam are MUCH better! *by R***N on October 25, 2018* Let me start by saying that I've used the Surefire ear plugs for almost 2 years now for under my motorcycle helmet when I'm riding. I don't use them at the gun range or anything else other than wind noise. When first going with the Surefire's I bought a set of MEDIUM EP4's. These have the rubber "Christmas tree-like" ear pieces. I really like this product and, at first, they fit my ear very well. Unfortunately, they would move around when turning my head with my helmet on. It got to the point that I couldn't keep them in place. Since the ear piece that goes around the ear is great I figured to try a LARGE and ordered the EP3's. These have the same style outer piece, only larger, and a somewhat differently-shaped, rubber ear canal piece. Looks like a tiny mushroom only it bends to "follow" into the ear canal. While these worked better I started noticing the same issue with them sliding around inside of my helmet. In addition, the LARGE outer piece would irritate after a few hours. I guess I can contribute this to my ear canal being large while the outer part of my ear is a medium. So, I've been using the other brands for a few months (the "Christmas tree" type with the string on each end and the longer tube coming out). And although I like these cheaper, more effective rubber ones the fact that the Surefire's fir so well into my ear AND have the noise-reducer, optional plug...I just had to try their foam ear plugs. I just received them today in the mail and could IMMEDIATELY tell the difference! Not only do they fit perfectly but the ambient noises are distinctly reduced, all the while being able to hear voices and other sounds without a muffled sound! I cannot say at this point how well they work while riding a motorcycle and under a helmet but I have a good feeling with these. The foam plug part feels a lot thicker than the rubber ones, thus covers my entire ear canal. I put them in the first time and did NOT have to adjust them. They just slid right in and the noise was reduced. I've pulled them out and put them back in a few times and, so far, every time they simply snug right in! These came with an extra set of foam plugs that can easily be removed from the main unit. I'll be riding tomorrow and unless they don't work any better than the EP4 and EP3's consider this review a 5-star! (If not I will edit my review.) ***UPDATE: After riding a few days with these earplugs...100% better than the EP3 and EP4! With the foam for the ear canal, these Surefire's stay in my larger ear canal! They muffle a lot of wind and engine noise, yet I can still hear my Sena radio nice and clearly! The only issue is more from my helmet, as it's a tight helmet and when I put it on it tends to slide on my ear and pull the Surefire's out. Luckily, I'm able to get a finger through the helmet padding and push them back in. VERY SATISFIED!!! ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Quality/Technology of $300+ Ear Plugs at FAR better price! *by J***J on December 2, 2016* My husband and I were looking for ear plugs to wear when hunting; we wanted to be able to leave them in for extended periods of time, be able to hear each other when talking in a normal voice, be protected from the loud shot of a rifle, and if possible not spend $300 for the electronic ones we had seen. These were the answer! (Pros) They are comfortable enough in your ear to leave in for extended periods of time. They block noise extremely well when the little flaps/plugs are in, but you can easily pop them open which allows you to hear the people around you and still very effectively muffles out the louder noises of a gun shot... which is how we used them while hunting and we were very happy with them. Also, I loved that they sat inside my ear which allowed me to wear a headband that covered my ears to keep them warm while still having my ear plugs in. (Cons) I will say, they take a bit of time to put in properly. This means getting the whole black plastic/rubber part inside the bowl of the ear where it belongs. It only takes a few seconds, but when you are hunting that can make a big difference...So, if you don't like leaving ear plugs in for extended periods of time and you are looking for a pair to pop in your ear in about one second to make a shot, these may not be for you. Also, if someone near you is whispering, it is a bit difficult to hear them; the person would need to get very close to your ear with the toggle open in order for you to hear them. The cons listed, while I see could be issues for some, were not issues for me. The pros listed were the exact things that I was looking for in ear plugs which is why I believe these truly are 5 star Ear Plugs. ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ and I really like the ear lock design *by G***E on June 16, 2016* I additionally own the SureFire EP6 (two flanges) and EP4 (three flanges). The EP7 ear plugs get the job done, and I really like the ear lock design. It helps keep the earplugs in place and helps them sit nicely in the ear. These are comfortable earplugs that they come in different sizes. I personally wear a medium and this style seals up extremely well. They seal better than the others. The ear plugs are easy to get in and out of the ear, but the one thing I don't love about these is the foam part is a little tacky which means your ear wax will very noticeable stick to it. It is the one reason I prefer my EP4 over the EP7. I mainly use the EP7 for plinking and wear a noise reduction earmuff over it. What can I say, I like having good hearing. I really like the little tabs I can pull out when I want to let more sound filter through. I even like the design of the plastic storage case, but it would be nice if SureFire offered a more durable case with the same design. I know these are suppose to last 6 months, but since I don't use them daily, mine have lasted much longer. I do suspect they will not last as long as the flanged ones, but for their intended purpose, they are great. This is a product I will buy repeatedly. With that said, I do use other types of ear plugs for different applications. I personally wouldn't use these for sleeping because of how stiff they are in comparison to foam ear plugs and they block out too much of a sound range for concerts since they are not hi-fidelity ear plugs. ## Frequently Bought Together - SureFire EP7 Sonic Defenders Ultra filtered Earplugs w/ Comply Canal Tips, reusable - SureFire EP10 Sonic Defenders Ear Plugs (1 Pair) - SureFire Sonic Defenders Ultra Max Filtered Earplugs w/Comply Canal Tips, Reusable, Clear, Medium, EP10-MPR --- ## Why Shop on Desertcart? - 🛒 **Trusted by 1.3+ Million Shoppers** — Serving international shoppers since 2016 - 🌍 **Shop Globally** — Access 737+ million products across 21 categories - 💰 **No Hidden Fees** — All customs, duties, and taxes included in the price - 🔄 **15-Day Free Returns** — Hassle-free returns (30 days for PRO members) - 🔒 **Secure Payments** — Trusted payment options with buyer protection - ⭐ **TrustPilot Rated 4.5/5** — Based on 8,000+ happy customer reviews **Shop now:** [https://www.desertcart.hr/products/1547519-ep7-bk-mpr](https://www.desertcart.hr/products/1547519-ep7-bk-mpr) --- *Product available on Desertcart Croatia* *Store origin: HR* *Last updated: 2026-09-29*