Ear Plugs for Sleeping 2 Pairs, Ultra-Comfy Reusable Small Earplugs for Sleep, Travel, Focus, Side Sleepers, Snoring - 27 dB Soundproof Noise Cancelling Gift Idea

So I was boucing back and forth between foam earplugs and my noise canceling galaxy buds 2 pro for when I'm on my motorcycle. The galaxy buds are far superior and also offered a music option.But now that I have a cardo, the galaxy buds are pretty much overkill while riding. But that's okay because they were hard to keep in the right position while I was wearing my helmet. Especially while putting the helmet on and taking it off.So now the Softvox earplugs come into play. Foam earplugs just weren't enough for wind buffeting noise and they also put pressure on the inner ear as they expand. Definitely didn't feel good. The Softvox earplugs are better at blocking wind noise but still allowing me to hear my music and phone calls. It reduces the decibels of the environment and seems to work really well. I'm happy with the purchase and at this price point, especially getting (2) pairs in the box is a good deal in my opinion. They are fairly comfortable. Just make sure to put them in your ears properly by lifting the corner of your ear like an ear exam. You don't have to jam them in, just a gentle push and it's fine. I also didn't have any issues pulling them back out of my ears like some people in reviews have been saying.If I had to rank it, from best to worst; (1st) would be the galaxy buds 2 pro's, (2nd) the Softvox earplugs, and (3rd) generic foam earplugs.

Comfort was great! They weren’t stiff and stayed in. Definitely reduced the noise from riding my sport bike.

These are awesome at drowning out any and all noise! They feel super nice and the quality is there. They fit perfectly on my keychain and nicely in my ears. For the money it’s worth it! My only complaint is that they work a little too well and drown out my music in my helmet when I’m doing highway speeds. For reference I have a Cardo system with the JBL headphones. I also use these at work since I’m in a loud environment and they stay in my ears really well and I’m able to have discussions with them in. I’m hoping to get some of my coworkers onto these as well!

These actually stay in my ears, unlike more expensive Alpine Motosafe Race (those fell out every time). They are also easier to insert than foamies like laser lites.Noise blocking is good, and I can hear my bluetooth music/intercom (Sena SMH5) much more clearly than with foamies or nothing. In fact, I can mostly hear the music at 70mph in my loud, convertible helmet.

Had an older pair that I didn't have access to. Ordered these as I was traveling to visit family. They send you 2 of them. They are by far so much better as they block out noise, are very pliable & help with pressure in your ears.

They work so well that you can't hear much of anything. Including your motorcycle. You can't hear traffic until it is along side of you. Comfortable though. If you're buying them for motorcycle wind noise, they work. Too well. I don't consider them safe for on-road motorcycling. Too quiet.

I use them while riding my motorcycle. They do a good job of limiting the roar of the wind while still allowing me to hear cars.

These work well for wind and motorcycle noise. They come with two different filters but the instructions do not indicate which are which. Otherwise, nice product.

Comfortable. You can still hear the wind noise, but it doesn't ring in the ears. With a soa helmet, it is still tolerable. But I can easily hear my engine, and anyone I am riding with. I really like them.

En los aviones siempre he tenido problemas en mis oídos por la presión por la altura, esta vez compré estos tapones con filtro y me ayudaron un 90 porciento mejor que otros que he usado, excelente producto.

No me funcionaron al 100% en el avión

Have used these on the motorbike travelling at 110kms (legal limit) and found they cut out most of the wind noise, made it easy enough to hear my podcast, and made my ride more pleasant. Was able to hear just fine after the my ride, which isn't always the case. I recommend these to any rider.

I should have had these years ago, they work great.