Corded Reusable Earplugs, 3 Pack, Noise Reduction Rating (NRR) 25 dB, Easy To Use & Insert, Pliable & Tri-Flange Design Enhances Comfort & Fit, Orange Ear Plugs (90716H3-DC)

Reviews for this brand other earplug brands were helpful in my search so I wanted to do the same. These plugs are excellent ! Don't be swayed by their low cost for 3 pair, they're made by 3M. I'd had a pair of these for extensive international business travel and left them in a foreign country....I didn't know their brand because they'd been a gift. I'm extremely glad I found them again. They're on the side of being "larger diameter" but I'm a male with normal ear canal size and they work really well for me. On long international flights if I push them snugly into my ears they block 90% of the jet engine noise in flight ! which is a real benefit when you're trying to get some rest or sleeping. I can only imagine for loud power equipment and the like they'd really protect your hearing. Some really good features I find is the "flanges" that go in your ear are soft and pliable and the posts you grasp to insert the plugs and remove them are not flimsy, they're "firm" and easy to grasp. Before I found these on Amazon I'd ordered the Etymotic ETY-Plugs High Fidelity Earplugs, Standard Fit, Frost Tip for me they were way too small a diameter and no matter the position only blocked 30-40% of the noise at most, the Large would've probably been a better fit but I couldn't find them offered....I returned these. Prior to these I purchased the Junhua Reusable Silicon corded plugs....they had a very strong silicone smell when I opened the package and they were so soft and basically flimsy I couldn't get them properly positioned...the post you grasp to insert them is way too pliable and flexy which affects trying to use them... I returned these. I'm very glad I could find these replacements.

These are not particularly comfortable, but that's par for the course with these types of earplugs. They work well enough, I feel like they block enough sound, but still let in enough sound so that I am aware of my surroundings.

Though they are not perhaps as sturdy as other options (I have good muffs for shooting and these are obviously not in the same class), these fit well in my ears and provide good protection both indoors and out. They are reusable which makes them a really good value. I always wear hats when I work outdoors and these work with my broad brims without getting in the way.

These are great erlar plugs that stay in well and turn down the sound enough to keep the ringing in your ears at bay. The fit is really good for me and they are comfortable for long yard work sessions. The stick attached to the strings make them very easy to put in and take out. Having a string on them is also convenient for not loosing them and they come in a 3 pack with a case. Nuff said

When I moved from the suburbs to the middle of the city, I remember the first few nights trying to sleep, either without ear plugs, or with the cheapo squishy ear plugs that were all I'd seen up until that point. Not long after, we went to get something unrelated from a hardware store and I decided to try better quality earplugs, and these were what they had. That was almost 10 years ago at this point, and I still haven't used anything else - why mess with what works? These fit *so* much nicer than the cheapo kind - I can pop them in comfortably in less than a second, I can read with them in without even noticing, and while I find it *slightly* uncomfortable sleeping on my side with both earplugs, I can if I have to (most of the time I sleep on my side with just the other earplug in, unless something's being unusually noisy). They don't block noise *perfectly*, but they do block the majority (especially for how comfortable they are - mostly the only times they don't work perfectly are when our neighbors are being inconsiderate and throwing a party, pre-covid obviously). And best of all, I sleep with one earplug in my ear every night, and I only go through a few pairs per year. I obviously don't have a lot of familiarity with the competition, though.

I've used these 3M earplugs for years with electric power tools, chainsaws, and while doing surveys in manufacturing facilities. They work well, are reasonably comfortable, and the lanyard is helpful when you remove just one for a conversation or both to hang them around your neck. If you wear a hard hat you can run the lanyard through the head strap or clip it to the helmet so they don't get lost. For convenience, I keep one in all my noisy power tool boxes (circular saw, chainsaw, router, etc.). I store them in old pill bottles rather than playing origami trying to stuff them into the overly small included case. Notes: >> Earplugs made in USA, Lanyards attached in Mexico, Case made in China. So you don't have to worry about funky Chinese chemicals leaching out when they come in contact with your skin. One plastic case is included with the two sets of earplugs. >> For me, these don't provide adequate protection while shooting. I tried them once shooting targets and experienced some ear ringing. >> Many power tools exceed the 85 decibel hearing damage threshold (NIOSH), so it's good to keep these in your power tool boxes. Ringing in your ears is a sign of hearing damage, which can be permanent. >> With this style of earplugs, pulling up on the top of your ear makes insertion easier.

These are great. I went with 3M because I know the brand and my hearing is important to me, but they weren't expensive are holding up really well (I'm still on the first pair) and they go in my ears with no problems (and stay there).

Excelentes tapones auditivos. Bloquean el audio más de lo que pensaba. Vienen 3 pares, sorprendido pes se que solo venia uno.

Blocks noise to a large extent. Absolute value for money.

He lost his complimentary SQ earplugs and these are just the ones. He loves them.

Excelente