WC Wicked Cushions Extra Thick Replacement Ear Cushions for Bose QC45 (QuietComfort 45) Headphones | (Black Camo)

I only one of my cushions needed replacing after the leather split, as soon as I replaced it I noticed a Real downgrade on the noise bleed levels, it is very disappointing and will be looking for better made replacements

Was looking to replace my foam pads as they were falling apart. Tried these and found them to be a good comfortable product.

They fit right in as expected . What I didn't expect what a new found joy in the comfort and noise reduction !

I got 2 sets - these and some generic computer-generated name (you know what I mean) - to have some basis for comparison. The pads themselves are virtually indistinguishable. These came with instructions and a reference to WC's YouTube content - helpful. The no-name brand had no instructions at all. What the generic brand did provide however, that these Wicked Cushions lacked, is a small plastic tool. Of course there were no instructions to tell you what to do with the tool, but I eventually figured out it's to make it easier to put foam circle of new pads under tabs/clips on the headphones. WC should consider including a similar tool as it was very helpful once I figured out how to use it.DO NOT remove the ring around the ear pads on your headphones! I did that on one side before watching WC's YouTube video. Not a permanent mistake but definitely wish I hadn't. I'm quite inept with my hands, so these kinds of operations are never as easy as the video or instructions make them out to be.Final thought - you drop hundreds of dollars on supposedly state-of-the-art Bose headphones, and the ear pads split apart and disintegrate. You shouldn't have to buy replacements for these in my opinion. Nobody makes quality products anymore, Bose included. Shame.....