Wind-Blox Focus Bike Helmet Pads, Ear Warmer, Helmet Wind Blocker for Audible Riding, Full Coverage Muffs for Biking and Cycling,

You should buy these! I can’t believe how much I like mine, especially on chilly mornings. They keep my ear so cozy warm and block the wind very well (no more ear aches!) When the day warms up, I can leave them on (they don’t really make you hot) or throw them in my pocket. This product eliminates 100% of wind against your ears when installed correctly. Do they eliminate 100% of wind noise? No, but that’s impossible because the wind is still hitting against them. However, id say it eliminates 90% of the noice. With these on I can hear the ambient buzz of my derailleur and people/cars around me very well. On that front, they’re so much safer than headphones. They’re easy to install - just slide right over your helmet strap and velcro them in place. They fit very well and would fit a range of ear sizes. They’re a great value. I’ll be ordering my wife a pair today.

These are awesome! I needed something to keep the wind out of my ears because, as the weather has gotten colder, my ears are hurting more when I ride. Headbands don't stay put and it's too hot for a full mask. I bought these and wore them for the first time this morning and they blocked the wind just like I'd hoped. They're soft and comfortable and I would highly recommend them!

These do not block the wind noise. They move too much. But they do keep ears warm!

I can't believe how well these work. At first when I put them on, I was skeptical, but I made it on a 40+ mile bike ride with 0 pain in my ears! Usually they start hurting by 10 miles!

These are exaclty what I needed! I already have hearing loss because of listening to music at too loud a volume so I'm going to be damned if I'll let it continue with wind noise while riding my bike too. I got into riding because of the health benefits and fell in live with it shortly thereafter. I started off with foam earplugs which help a great deal but can still hear the wind really loud so got these as an addition and wow! These are good on their own; actually better than the earplugs because they totally divert the wind turbulence around the ear, but these combined with earplugs, you get complete over the top ear protection! Great buy. I totally love these. I

It's just amazing they didn't put a laminate on the outside, which is really what was effective in locking the wind for me. Additionally, the cupping design around the ears. Then for a summer model they could simply make a white version with the inside that touches the ear a silk material that will feel cooling, but again, the outside laminate that actually blocks the noise. As you can see, I simply used gorilla tape on the outside, not rocket science, and it is very effective then. Again, otherwise They are not worth a crap

These block a little noise but somehow manage to generate even more noise in the higher frequencies as the wind brushes against the outer layer of fabric, resulting in an overall noisier ride. I made sure they were sitting snuggly against my face with no gaps and 'm not a fast rider by any means but even while wearing ANC earbuds, I found myself feeling uncomfortable with the noise any time any time I surpassed 15 or so MPH. To be fair, they so seem like they would work well for keeping your ears warm in the winter. They just simply don't work for their other advertised purpose of noise reduction.

Perfect for bike riding and listening to a podcast.

Wind bloxs. Still has wind noise but overall ok and can protect ears from swooping bird injuries.

These work really well! I’m actually no longer afraid of going deaf!

Bought it for my husband. He loves it. It’s comfortable and protects his ears against cold air without blocking too much noise out.

not perfect but pretty good, I use all year to reduce road noise so I don't have my earphones on so loud

I have tinnitus and therefore purchased the product hoping it would significantly reduce wind noise. While I have noticed an improvement, it is difficult to say how much. I now use Wind-Blox in concert with a headband and noise filters and am still able to hear traffic, which is a good thing. The right pad also has a tendency to slip down a bit, but a safety pin should help get around this issue.