- EARPEACE Moto - Reusable Motorcycle EarPlugs - Motorcycle Ear Plugs Wind Noise Protection - Comfortable Ear Plugs for Riding with High Fidelity Filter Noise Canceling Up to 26dB

I have meniers, so ear protection on a motorcycle is paramount. I've tried several earplugs designed for motorcycles and this is the best yet. The wind noise, as well as exhaust sound ( my bike is a little loud) are dampened to a comfortable level. Two things that are negative, but not enough to take away the high score: 1) They can get a little uncomfortable, but a short break and the discomfort is gone. 2) The tabs for retrieving could be a bit longer. I've had issues getting them out of my ear. I resolved the second issue by threading a piece of string through the tab. Now just a slight pull and easily retrievable.

These have been my go-to daily earplugs for three years now. You should also know I have an earplug graveyard of models that just didn't do it. These are my favorite because they're quick in and out, reduce wind noise like whoa, and are the most comfortable of all the flanged plugs I've tried. That said, I'm writing this review because I had an interesting experience this past week that pushed these from 'excellent' to 'phantasmic'. Gather round if ye value yer ability to hear and stuff. I rode from PA to Florida and back over six days on a BMW RT. You know, the chubby one with a tractor engine. 3000 miles taking the back roads at most of a full send. On rides over three hours, I usually opt for foam plugs because they're just more comfortable and I once believed they absorbed more noise, leaving you with less of a headache at the end of each day. My weapon of choice is the Mac's Slim Fit Foam Earplugs, the purple ones, because I have smaller ear canals. These are rated at 32 db, indistinguishable from the 33 db of their standard size, the flesh-tone foamies, but infinitely more comfortable. In the southern heat, it was simply impossible to get a good seal with the foamies. The warmer they get, the faster they expand as you try to shove them towards your eardrum. I got the right one in deep, but the left just wouldn't suck it in for more than half a second. After three hours and three tries, I swapped it out for a trusty Earpeace moto with a solid black filter. Earpeace never resists. Immediately my music was twice, if not three times louder in that ear. A good thing. But. Somehow. The wind buffeting was quieter. Huh. Now reader, it was not as comfortable as the purple people eater, but eight or nine hours later I couldn't tell the difference. But a difference there was. If you've ever done a 500+ mile highway jaunt, you've heard the phantom whine at the end of the day. A ghostly ringing of the miles you have slain. Temporary deafness. 'Tinnitus!', some may whisper loudly. I am familiar with its caress. But tonight one ear doth protest notably louder than the other. Mac had let me down, and let me down hard. All these years I assumed that not being able to hold phone conversations with foam plugs equipped meant the wind was as frustrated as the person screaming at me from the other end of the line. But in fact, the wind had been there all along, sneaking in along with the purple. My Peace-bearing left ear remained much, much less affected by the day's voyage than the right, and yet it had allowed me to better hear music, and traffic, and nature, and Cardo's insufferably pleasant low battery declarations. I know what I'll be wearing when I head for Alaska. TLDR These block wind noise better than any foamie, but let you hear everything else better. Believe it.

Pretty good and will definitely save your eardrums, but makes every a little too quiet, and I can't hear my buddies that well through our radio. But with my music on blast I can hear it good going highway speeds.

These help massivley when riding my 600 - cuts down wind and engine noise, comes with multiple sizes however they are not labeled so hard to tell the difference between the pairs. So far theyve held up for about a week of riding, well see how long they last

These earplugs are a must on long rides. I have tinnitus, and it gets aggravated after a few hours of wind noise and exhaust drone. Plus, I have to raise my radio volume too high to hear over the wind. These earplugs cut out the wind noise, but I can still hear traffic and music clearly. I can hear people talking to me, they just really cut out the wind rushing past my ears. I love the carrying case, it looks good and is functional. Throwing in a spare is a really nice touch! I highly recommend these earplugs if you do longer rides, especially on the highway. They are worth every penny, especially if you get them on sale.

Work very well. Comfortable. Pull tab is too small, which can cause them to get stuck in your ears. I have had a least 5 occasions in 1 month when it took me 5+ minutes to get them out.

Absolutely love using these. They're just the right size and have different sizes to carry around in a little case. They filter out the wind but still let me hear conversations, the road around me, and most importantly my exhaust. It also helps with hearing your music better. I've been using these for years and will always recommend them

Perfect for cutting wind noise down without affecting traffic or comms. Very happy. The set comes with standard and large variants, multiple filter strength options, and even a backup earplug, just in case.

There are a lot of noise reducing ear plugs on the market and I've tried a few but they don't fit too well and work their way out in a short period of time. EarPeace are getting good reviews so I thought I'd try them out. Yes they are more expensive than others but well worth the investment. These come with 2 sizes of silicon plug so you can find the nest fit for you but they don't just give you a pair of each, they give you 3 of each in case you loose one. In addition to that you get 3 noise reduction filters so you can choose how much noise you want to block. I went for the highest in the medium plug size giving around 24db reduction and they are fantastic, giving a massive reduction in high speed wind noise but still allowing me to hear the bike engine (just about) and other important noises such as sirens and horns. They are comfortable and most important don't fall out or work themselves loose. They have a handy aluminium case which fits your 2 main buds in one end and there's a smaller compartment at the bottom end for your spare. Brilliant!

I had tried various other ear plugs years ago but gave up on them. The pinch/roll ones were a pain in the ass, never seemed to seat right and were not very comfortable. Other cone-shaped ones had a little handle/posts used for insertion, that would then ram into my ear when the helmet went on. Other types just wouldn't stay in, or blocked almost all sound. These are easy to put in and take out, aren't affected by helmet donning/doffing, are extremely comfortable, and block what noise should be blocked while still allowing me to hear the engine, other vehicles, and people talking. Basically, they cut out the clamour. I liked them so much that I ordered a second set after a few weeks of using them, to use with my lawn tractor. The price had gone up by $7, but to my surprise, the second package had a sticker on it that said they now include two sizes in the package. There were two complete sets of 3 earplugs, one of them being a smaller size, which fit my ears even better than the the original ones. I swear, I wouldn't even know I had them in if it weren't for the noise reduction (I use the highest reducing filter, black) . I've had them in for 4 or five hours a day, four days straight, with no ear pain/irritation during use or after. I pop them out and it's as if I hadn't even been riding. My ONLY gripe is that I wish they were red. I've dropped them several times on gravel and in grass and they are very difficult to see. I almost couldn't find them. They match grey gravel perfectly. I know they do make red ones because I saw them on their website, but I can't find them anywhere. It'd be smart to just make 'em all red.

Too difficult to remove tiny slippery pull tag hard to use so they get stuck in the ear. I had a poor fit with all 3 sizes.

オフロードヘルメットを買ったらだいぶうるさかったので使ってみました。 だいぶ軽減されるしインカムからの音も聞こえます。 使用時は外の音も聞こえはするけど、インカムの音なども流石にちょっと音量をあげないとなりません。 音楽はだいぶ弱体化されるのでノイズ低減しつつの音楽を楽しみたい人はPRO版をおすすめ。

Bouchons confortables, avec possibilité d'adapter la réduction sonore. Livrés avec un embout supplémentaire pour chaque configuration sonore. Très satistait.