Earplugs - any suggestions?

[Nic]

Hi all,

Just wondering if any of you guys can recommend a good set of earplugs please?

I currently use auritech but find them really uncomfortable after a while and one of them always pops out!

Thank you

[RantMachine]

WHAT? SAY THAT A BIT LOUDER, I'VE RUINED MY HEARING SOMEHOW

[Chrissb6]

Hi all,

Just wondering if any of you guys can recommend a good set of earplugs please?

I currently use auritech but find them really uncomfortable after a while and one of them always pops out!

Thank you

Hi, in most cases if the ear plugs are not comfy or they keep dropping out your not fitting them properly.

Try this way

http://www.dadepaper.com/Content/Produc ... 3ac61a.pdf

Auritech plugs are as good as they get, you shouldn't really be having this problem

Hope this helps

[Guest]

try a selection pack.. heres an example. not expensive. there may be some that are perfect for you and once you know which.. just order more of them.

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Foam-earplug- ... 4cfe94031d

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Foam-Earplugs ... 3a8303cecf

[Nic]

Hi all,

Just wondering if any of you guys can recommend a good set of earplugs please?

I currently use auritech but find them really uncomfortable after a while and one of them always pops out!

Thank you

Hi, in most cases if the ear plugs are not comfy or they keep dropping out your not fitting them properly.

Try this way

http://www.dadepaper.com/Content/Produc ... 3ac61a.pdf

Auritech plugs are as good as they get, you shouldn't really be having this problem

Hope this helps

 

Great thank you - it is most likely me

[Nic]

try a selection pack.. heres an example. not expensive. there may be some that are perfect for you and once you know which.. just order more of them.

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Foam-earplug- ... 4cfe94031d

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Foam-Earplugs ... 3a8303cecf

 

Thank you for these, will also check them out

[adekeys]

got a set of these very comfy and a lot quieter!

http://www.ultimateear.com/motorcyclist.php

[hadster]

http://www.screwfix.com/p/stanley-sy330 ... lugs/69698

I have just this evening moulded myself a set of these

[Stu]

Over the years and many different earplugs I have found these to be the best and comfiest for me

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/3M-EAR-Soft-F ... 19ded718bf

they are the highest SNR I have seen at 39db

they are really comfy too and easy to insert

[Zulueleven]

Again I have to agree with Stu they are the most comfortable and kill the noise,best bought in bulk works out a lot cheaper

[fq-craigus]

Raid the door pocket of a highway maintainence vehicle and nab a few pairs every now and again that they use for the jack hammer. Thats what i do

[techno]

Again I have to agree with Stu they are the most comfortable and kill the noise,best bought in bulk works out a lot cheaper

Tried those they were and still are awful, I need the more barrel shaped expanding ones but I use moulded earplugs I got from work now, by far the best.

[Nic]

Thank you for all the responses chaps. Much appreciated

[dazziep]

I tried the cheap disposable foam ones last night and the were really good..

[Guest]

I tried all sorts of plug but could never get a good fit. I appear to have unusually shaped canals.

I have now used Ultimate moulded plugs for many years, and they work.

[Joeman]

Problem I find with moulded plugs is that if they move very slightly the seal breaks and all the noise comes in.

I much prefer the spongy ones when installed correctly. Sometimes takes a couple of attempts but once there are in, everything is peaceful.

[dazziep]

It sure is