Decibullz Percussive Moldable Earplugs 33 dB NRR for Hunting & Shooting, Gun Range Hearing Protection for Shooters, Reusable Ear Plugs for Shooting Range, molding Tool Included

Outstanding can still talk while enjoying the shoot, easy to use,comfortable and styish

I was dubious about these ear defenders after having years of issues with ear buds falling out. After moulding these they fit like a glove and block out all harmful noise when clay shooting. Highly recommended

In a nutshell, easy to mould but I couldn't tell any difference over £3 tri-flange plugs. If you want custom moulded, I would drop the percussive filter and save some ££. I have been using electronic ear defenders for about a year, after switching from the tri-flange type. I've always prefered the comfort of in-ear plugs but wanted to maintain the level of awareness and protection that the electric defenders gave me. I spent A LOT of time researching these, reading reviews and opinions from those who shoot more often than me, talking to guys at my club etc. Feedback was mixed but with a slight lean towards the positive so I waited until payday and bought a pair excited to receive them and with high expectations. I had considered CFG and SENS but looking through the product info I've concluded (assumed) that the passive plugs are using similar (if not the same) tech... and the USP and increased price of the others is due to the custom moulding. I had an easy time moulding these plugs - other reviews suggest this is a faff(?) - I went through a few goes to get the fit really comfortable - probably took about an hour all tolled. I initially tested the plugs by clapping, talking, standing next to a 97dB compressor and on a walk. My results were that the plugs seemed to take out the same levels in any scenario - the clapping by the compressor was muted and the motor sounded like it would through normal plugs. I failed to hear a bird leave a tree on my walk which I would have picked up with my electronic defenders -- my electric defenders enhance low noises as well as counter the loud ones so this may be an unfair comparison however I was expecting the plugs to filter little to nothing in normal operation and then kick in with the percussive filter when exposed to loud noises; I expected to hear the flapping of wings before I saw the bird. On the clay ground they continued to underwhelm. Conversations were hard work and while they did dull the bangs, this wasn't as low as the electronic ones. On test I switched to tri-flanged plugs and found I had the same performance in both speech and loud bangs which sealed the fate of these plugs for me. I have since returned to Amazon and they have issued a full refund - great service. I would consider decibullz again, but would go for the cheaper full-block type if I was looking for custom fit as I see no advantage of the percussive filter over far cheaper alternatives. I'll be going back to my JP electric set with some cheap plugs in my pocket as backup. I hope that helps!

These are okay at best. Definitely not £90 worth of hearing protection. They're easy enough to mould, fit well, and comfortably when they're set, and they look good, but they don't offer anywhere near as much protection as expected/advertised. To be safe, I first used these using an un-modereated .22 air rifle, then a moderated .22lr (outdoors & indoors), and finally I went un-moderated for a shot. Yeah, they block out the worst of the percussive snap of the round, but I don't think/feel that they do it any better than a pair of foamy plugs. Although my ears weren't ringing, I was still shouting a bit when I got indoors. Much to the wife's annoyance. It's a crying shame as I had such high hopes for these, considering all of the youtube creator plugs, advertising and reviews I've seen.

Very easy to understand instructions. Easy to mold into your ear. Defiantly recommend for shooting 👍👍

Bought for my husband for shooting. Slightly reluctant but they have been great. Easy to mold and fit highly recommend

These are ok but need a bit of getting used too

I’m an avid shooter and I shoot multiple types of scenarios. Day one of getting them the moulding was fairly easy yet when it set I did find the edges fairly abrasive on my ears (however I probably could have fixed this with moulding again). I noticed a small mark on the percussive cap on the right side; turns out this was a hole, rendering the whole cap useless. Unfortunately I found out testing this next to a live 9mm round. The concept is good, but the whole thing isn’t quite there yet for me. Too fragile, came broken, didn’t feel quite right compared to traditional electronic ear defenders that are 1/3rd the price. Sorry to the company but save your money.

Fast and easy

Bought these so I can hear orders on the rifle range. It only works a little better than straight earplugs.

Après avoir essayé de les mouler le plus correctement possible, les dispositifs ne sont toujours pas réducteur de bruit. Ça ou rien c’est pareil. Ne l’achetez pas à moins de vouloir jeté votre argent à la poubelle.

This review is for the Decibullz - Custom Molded Percussive Filters I'm a pretty avid shooter and I also volunteer as an RSO at my local range. I prefer ear plugs when I shoot, but I've been wearing electronic muffs when I work so I can hear what's going on. They also make it easier to talk with people on a hot line. The problem with electronic muffs, or plugs, is that when they cut out from a shot, or multiple shots, the delay to come back on can make conversations sound like a bad cell connection. Not to mention always having to charge/change batteries. It gets annoying. These plugs allow me to hear whats going on, and I'm able to hold a conversation a lot better as well. Make no mistake, these are earplugs and they sound like earplugs! But ambient noises sound more like you're using cotton balls rather than plugs with a NRR rating of 30+. Even though the sound is muffled I can hear a .22LR hit the target (paper target on cardboard backstop) @ 100 yards, clearly! On the same token, they seem to offer good protection from the loud boomers. There was someone sighting in a 416 Weatherby (literal elephant gun) and I suffered no discomfort from the shots, or ringing in my ears when he was done. So I'm definitely satisfied with the performance of these plugs! As for the fitting, I suggest you watch a few videos and familiarize yourself with the process before you start! I also suggest using a larger (silicone) ear piece than you think you need for the molding process. It took me 2 tries to get the plugs formed to my ears to where I thought they were fit and formed properly. Half way through my 1st day wearing them they became really uncomfortable. It was because the ear piece was pushed too far into my ear and caused pressure. When I got home that night I took the foam off and put the larger silicone pieces on, reheated, and remolded them. Finally, I put the foam ear pieces back on, and now I can wear them all day long with no discomfort! Overall I am really happy with these plugs! Like you, I was reading the reviews to see if they were worth the money. The price is a lil steep for a product with a rating of less than 4 stars, but I think people were expecting to hear as well as an electronic device, or at least open ears. I pretty much knew what to expect, and these went a bit beyond that! These plugs are def a quality product and definitely worth the money in my opinion. They come with a case and a set extra molds. If you spring an extra $5 for a lanyard, you can have 2 sets of hearing protection (1 without filters, of course), so that's a pretty decent deal! These are also about half the price of halfway decent electronic ear plugs, and don't require any maintenance, other than cleaning.

These worked exactly as intended. I formed them to my ears a couple of days prior to my ATC requalification, and they stayed in place (for an hour) at the range. I was able to hear my instructor, and it was more beneficial to me than wearing a headset because since I wear my firearm high on my hip, my shoulder was not bumping any ear muffs. (I passed my test. Woot woot!) I highly recommend these to anyone with moderate hearing function. (I'm 52, I have tinnitus and a slight hearing loss in one ear). I didn’t want to spend $200 on electric plugs, so these worked just fine. If you have more severe hearing issues though, I would suggest getting a two way system. These definitely function better than using foam earplugs. Enjoy!