High Fidelity Ohrstöpsel,bequeme, wiederverwendbare Silikon-Ohrstöpsel mit Kordel zum, Konzerte, Reisen 30dBGeräuschunterdrückung schützt das Hören

Extremely comfortable to wear. I bought it for the London underground/Tube which has dangerous levels of noise now. Havent tested them out on the tube yet but from what seen so far, the comfort alone makes this top notch. I can actually wear these all day and forget I have them on, thats how comfortable it is. Obviously the noise cancellation does work. Will be buying pairs for my family members and friends too to protect them from the london underground noise.

These are incredibly soft & comfortable, so a huge plus there.They also come with various accessories including a handy carrying case.The only small downside for me is that the sound reduction they provide (in my experience) isn't that good. It's better than nothing, and I like them for the comfort side of things. But they're not as effective in my experience as the yellow single use foam plugs we use regularly. (I work with helicopters so noise protection is important if we're moving around them without our helmets on).I'll stick with the single use foam ones for work.But for other things in noisy environments, these are not bad - and they're comfortable enough to wear for an hour or more without even really realising they're there.

This set of silicone ear plugs comes in a handy travel case with a carabiner for securing to bags, keyrings or the included neck lanyard you also get a silicone strap to attach them both together for when you remove them. I've used them while using power tools and while riding a motorbike and for both the level of noise reduction is reasonable for the size of the buds. They're comfortable to wear for a while being so soft and they take a little practice to get sat in where they feel best. They're definitely a good alternative to disposable ear plugs and for not much money.

Good quality set of silicone earbuds. Very comfortable in the ear as they are made from very soft silicone cones and block out a good portion of noise without completely blocking voice or music.I have used this sort of product before, but I do like that this pack contains a silicone string for keeping the two earbuds together. The whole lot can fit inside the included capsule (even if it is a bit of a squeeze) which is ideal for storage and transportability.Only thing I will say is they heave put their brand name on the lanyard making it very obvious that they are earplugs. Would have preferred a solid black version or smaller logo maybe somewhere less conspicuous, but I suppose this is a nitpick. It is very useful to have itFor the price I would have expected maybe two pairs given how easily these things are to lose. However, I do like the inclusion of the holding capsule and lanyard. It does do the job and is high quality for what you get.

These earplugs are comfortable to wear in the daytime and do a good job muffling high frequencies and mid range, but let through mid-low so speech is still clear. The big annoyance is the strap, which transmits every little movement into the earplugs as rustling. If I use them without the rubber strap, they are fiddly to get out and I am worried about them going in too far so wouldn't wear them for sleep.The screw-top can does hold everything (it all fits even though that seems impossible when you start). Pretty good earplugs but that strap needs attention.

Really good for concerts. Don't go to bed with that ringing in your ears from the volume. But can still hear everything. Clearer I think.They come with plugs, but also a Silicone strap which makes them easier to remove. Without the strap they're a bit hard to grab Ince their in your ear. Also come either handy carry case, carabiner and a lanyard.

A really nice pair of ear-plugs, all fitting into a dinky little pouch.One star removed though, due to trying to find the plugs amongst various (probably unnecessary) lanyards, belt-clips and other accessories.

Nice pair of plugs that take a bit of time to get right in the ear. Of course you do lose some detail of the outside noise and sounds slightly muffled but generally speaking, you can pick up most details and it's just quieter.

These have been tried in a full concert band recently. With playing a flute and having the brass section just over your shoulder, something like this was needed. Although they muted the sound I could still hear the tone, notes, key and the rest of the band playing. They were really comfy whilst wearing them and only needed a light wash in warm soapy water to clean.

I use ear plugs a lot - I use some to sleep with every night and sometimes wear them during daytime as well, either if I'm in a noisy environment (eg a train) or if I want to reduce audio distractions when I'm working.So, I was keen to try these out - especially as I've never tried this kind of style before (they are Christmas tree shaped!)Firstly, these are not noise cancelling as claimed in the product description. The idea is that they reduce noise, not that they eliminate it completely.I really want to love them (and I do love all the accessories you get with it, which would be ideal, for instance, if you wanted to use them at music festivals and not lose them)But they just don't seem right for me.I found them very fiddly to put in - I couldn't seem to get them in far enough so that they could really reduce much sound. My fear is that, if I pushed them right in as far as I could get them, I wouldn't be able to get them out again as the 'stems' are quite short.So, I think I had them in not quite the right place, because it was tricky...and that probably made them feel not as comfortable as they are meant to be. Perhaps to push them right in and then easily remove them (and not get them stuck in your ear!) you need to use the silicone band that comes with them. But that's not really how I want to use them.A good idea and I like all the bits that come with it. But I can't get them feeling/fitting right for me.

In some ways, I quite like these; having taken them to a gig, they did exactly as advertised and cut down on the volume quite nicely without affecting the fidelity.However, I wasn’t as impressed when it came to taking them back out; the plastic stem at the back is far longer than on most similar earplugs. Normally, I’d just use the tips of my fingernails to pinch the silicone just above the stem, but with these, my fingernails just kept slipping off the plastic stem, and in trying to get a good grip, I very nearly pushed them deeper into my ears!Obviously, this isn’t a big issue if you attach the supplied cable to the earplugs, but I tend to find that to be quite clumsy and distracting.So overall, while they work well enough, I don’t think these earplugs are for me.

There is a full kit here - a lanyard for the canister containing the ear plugs, a head attachment so that one can't drop out, plus a key ring attachment. I need these for playing a large drum in a samba band. These clip on to the drum so that I will never lose them. The earplugs themselves are well made and cancel out loud sounds. I have to remove them in order to hear what people are saying.

I've been impressed with these earplugs which are comfy to use overnight, stay in place well and do a solid job of cancelling out noise. I recently attended a festival and the person two tents down was such a loud snorer we dubbed him "Darth Snorer". He ruined many a sleep for those around him, but not me due to the effectiveness of the ear plugs. As such, highly recommended!

I think the description of these earplugs as "noise cancelling" is a bit misleading because they do not (and are not designed to) cancel all sound; just to block or filter certain frequencies that are more dangerous, while letting sound through.If you want to block noise completely then get some foam earplugs or earbuds with active noise cancellation.So what is the point of these? Well, for example, on a motorbike they can block out the damaging frequencies from wind noise and traffic, but still let you hear sat nav directions through a helmet intercom. In a concert they could protect your ears from damage, while letting you still hear the music. Or while travelling you could block out the noise from train wheels or airplane engines, but still hear announcements or conversation. Basically, they do have their uses, but blocking out all noise from the bloke next to you on a train having a loud phone conversation is not one of those uses.Having said that, these do not do such a good job as another, admittedly much more expensive, set of earplugs that I have, which are specifically made for motorbike use.You do get a lot of accessories, but I think that the little tin to keep them in is the only one that is really useful. The cord would prevent you losing the earplugs but it transmits sound whenever anything touches the cord - and there is no space in the tin for plugs and cord together. The lanyard just looks naff, in my opinion. The carabiner is functional but unnecessary.

I've used other noise reducing headphones in the past so I can compare against those. This is a neat package of items - the carry case is a welcome addition. They did for into my ears but I wast happy about the amount of material left to grab hold of to remove them , there wasn't much left. There is a cable you can attach but that has a microphonic effect so any movement of the cable is herd in your ears. These work ok but I think there are better options out there.