What earplugs do you use?
What earplugs do you use?
So when I came off the other week I destroyed the Bose QC20's I normally wear on the bike. They're basically noise cancelling earphones, cool sh1t (and so good, far better than any ear plugs I've used so far) but they're expensive and I don't want to pay for a new set
I've never liked the disposable ear plugs you can get at Halfords, I'd like something moulded to my ear. I used to use an R&G set from Amazon before the QC20's but they weren't great at all..
Does anyone have any recommendations?
Thanks!
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I've never liked the disposable ear plugs you can get at Halfords, I'd like something moulded to my ear. I used to use an R&G set from Amazon before the QC20's but they weren't great at all..
Does anyone have any recommendations?
Thanks!
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Re: What earplugs do you use?
Been using the Pinlock ones for a while now.
They come as a pack of 4 with one set of little fillters to swap between the two different sizes you get...
http://www.ebay.co.uk/sch/i.html?_from= ... s&_sacat=0
Prior to that I used the mould yourself type ones...Good but you have to be carefull in the moulding process, I got two pairs out of the contents but one pair were slightly bigger & are not that comfy...Quite effective @ blocking the noise tho...
http://www.ebay.co.uk/sch/i.html?_from= ... s&_sacat=0
I'd give a solid for the Pinlock ones...
Hope that helps...What, pardon...eh say again...
They come as a pack of 4 with one set of little fillters to swap between the two different sizes you get...
http://www.ebay.co.uk/sch/i.html?_from= ... s&_sacat=0
Prior to that I used the mould yourself type ones...Good but you have to be carefull in the moulding process, I got two pairs out of the contents but one pair were slightly bigger & are not that comfy...Quite effective @ blocking the noise tho...
http://www.ebay.co.uk/sch/i.html?_from= ... s&_sacat=0
I'd give a solid for the Pinlock ones...
Hope that helps...What, pardon...eh say again...
Making up since 2007, sometimes it's true...Honest...
Re: What earplugs do you use?
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- alanfjones1411
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Re: What earplugs do you use?
I use Thunderplugs,these are musicians ear plugs and available on ebay.
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Re: What earplugs do you use?
Sorry to hear about your off Will's hope the bike was not too badly damaged and yourself. It's never fun dropping a bike unless there's no damage. What you riding now, does it have long hair
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Re: What earplugs do you use?
Cheers for the (useful) responses, I'll do some review analysis stuff then and see what would be best for me..
Blue tac is not listed as a useful response though
Below is the new bike and the actual damage done to it Carlos;
New Bike
Accident, so as you can see damage is minor thankfully
Blue tac is not listed as a useful response though
Below is the new bike and the actual damage done to it Carlos;
New Bike
Accident, so as you can see damage is minor thankfully
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Re: What earplugs do you use?
there are so many types and sizes and they all work differently for each user depending what shape your ear is... so i bought a selection bag of all sorts of earplugs and tried them till I found the ones that works.... then I bought a bag of those specific ones.
I thing I gave lloydie the left overs to try the same
I thing I gave lloydie the left overs to try the same
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- TravisZack
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Re: What earplugs do you use?
I use these:
http://www.bikehps.com/acatalog/Motorcy ... VQ#au30916
Good for being able to hear what people are saying at petrol stations etc and hearing the intercom. Also have a good carry case. There's a few of these channeled types about, Auritech do similar ones as well, or custom mould with channels too http://www.auritech.co.uk/custom-fit/
I have a box of disposable Laser Lite's which block out more noise but get uncomfortable after a while.
http://www.bikehps.com/acatalog/Motorcy ... VQ#au30916
Good for being able to hear what people are saying at petrol stations etc and hearing the intercom. Also have a good carry case. There's a few of these channeled types about, Auritech do similar ones as well, or custom mould with channels too http://www.auritech.co.uk/custom-fit/
I have a box of disposable Laser Lite's which block out more noise but get uncomfortable after a while.
Re: What earplugs do you use?
I have the same, but never tried another reusable ones, so have no comparison. Cheap disposable just didn´t fit me well.TravisZack wrote:I use these:
http://www.bikehps.com/acatalog/Motorcy ... VQ#au30916
Good for being able to hear what people are saying at petrol stations etc and hearing the intercom. Also have a good carry case.
- Stevo Kifaru
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Re: What earplugs do you use?
Doc's Pro Plugs, I got mine from my local musical instrument shop. They're not you usual roll & squeeze plugs, but rather pre molded to fit n your entire ear. Cut about 20db of noise, mainly from the top frequencies which are the most harmful, you can still have a conversation with them in without you shouting as well
http://www.proplugs.com/mm5/merchant.mv ... e=proplugs
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Re: What earplugs do you use?
I get a pack of these every year or so. http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/50-PAIRS-OF-E ... OxymnRSDLb~
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Re: What earplugs do you use?
Don't.
I paid for the sound and want to hear it all.
I have earplugs, but only for the wife to wear at gigs and for her to wear when we're camping or at festivals, when apparently I snore and there isn't another room to go to.
I paid for the sound and want to hear it all.
I have earplugs, but only for the wife to wear at gigs and for her to wear when we're camping or at festivals, when apparently I snore and there isn't another room to go to.
It's not falling off, it's an upgrade opportunity.
Re: What earplugs do you use?
Virt, you made a typo in the original question and that is why we are all confused.
you meant BUTTPLUGS didn't you
you meant BUTTPLUGS didn't you
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- Miztaziggy
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Re: What earplugs do you use?
I use plugphones.
Check them out on amazon, they're about 12 quid and they're spot on.
100% comfy and cut out more noise than foam plugs.
https://www.plugfones.com/hearing-prote ... -earplugs/
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Check them out on amazon, they're about 12 quid and they're spot on.
100% comfy and cut out more noise than foam plugs.
https://www.plugfones.com/hearing-prote ... -earplugs/
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Re: What earplugs do you use?
None.
AH SAID NONE.
AH SAID NONE.