DownBeats High Fidelity Ear Plugs - Clear, Discreet Silicone Earplugs for Concerts & Festivals - Up to 18dB Noise Reduction - Black Case

Works very well, the fit is very comfortable and the case is very convenient for storage and when you take it to concerts/events. You can still hear everything clearly, If there are other ones that reduce noise by a greater amount I might purchase those as well since some concerts I went to would still be pretty loud but these DownBeats did a reduced it by a great amount, I personally feel I need more reduction.

I go to about a dozen concerts every year and I typically stick right to the back because any closer to the music is too much for me. I went down a huge rabbit hole researching earplugs and almost spent $$$, then I bought these as a cheaper placeholder and to get used to earplugs in general. Any earplugs are better than nothing when it comes to saving your hearing, but I find that these don't muffle like foam ones do, they just bring it down a few levels. Now I can comfortably be involved in a pit or hang out in the middle of a show, I don't know how I dealt with my ears ringing for years before these I like the case they come in, they look slightly sus if you get patted down but I've never actually had a problem, I keep them clipped onto the inside of my jacket pocket so they're always there when I go to concerts. Would recommend

Bought these for a music fesitval this summer, and they worked great. They were really comfortable all day, much better than foam earplugs. Did find that music quality was a bit better too. Like the low profile for the stems, have small hands, but found them easy to put in my ears and take them out. The carrying case is excellent, and it's nice that you can clip it to a zipper or your purse. If you go to concerts frequently, these are definitely worth the extra few bucks to have something that's comfortable and will last!

Una maravilla, los probé en un concierto de metal (Candelabrum fest) y la verdad, fue una experiencia inolvidable, los bajos se escuchaban muy nítidos, ningún grave que molestará, ni agudos que producen el clásico zumbido en los oídos. La combinación de escuchar todo tan claro y al mismo tiempo poder sentir las frecuencias subsónicas, fue increíble. Los volvería a comprar para tener un repuesto o regalarlos para fanáticos de conciertos. Muy cómodos, los traje más de 10 horas continuas, en ocasiones olvidaba que los estaba usando. Daba algo de comezón a ratitos y pues eso me recordaba que los traía, ya que descubrí que puedes estar platicando con los tapones puestos sin problemas. Sólo tener cuidado de no tirarlos, ya que son blancos y muy fáciles de perder .

Let me preface this my saying this is how my concert experience usually ends up: We arrive early so my wife can be right up front so she can be there when the main act comes on stage (rock/metal concerts). By the time the opening act is done everything sounds sort of muffled, almost has a digital feel to it.. By the time the final band is playing it's all just a mess of sounds and muffled everything. Once we leave the venue is when I can hear the truly bad tinnitus and the ride home consist of having to turn the radio up to double volume and even then I can barely hear the treble or anything but a ringing and the bass of the music. This tinnitus and muffled hearing will make sleeping that night nearly impossible and will stay with me for at LEAST 2 years. Finally being tired of this and knowing one day my hearing may never come back, I read the reviews and gave these DownBeats a chance and I am blown away. Normally I can not stand stand earbuds that go into the ear so I was worried about earplugs in general. Surprisingly, I had no issues with these earplugs; they didn't feel unnatural and didn't annoy me when they were in. What really got me with these was how I kept feeling like I didn't have them in properly as I could still hear everything around me, converse normally with my wife between acts, and the music seemed as loud as it normally does but that's where they're magnificent. The ONLY way I knew these were in was when i spoke, I sounded much louder than I normally would to myself. I also loved how they're practically invisible unless you know to look for them. Another thing that steered me away from the standard "orange foam" earplugs was how dorky some people look with them in. I was much less self-conscious with these things in. Many aspects of the concert still seemed rather loud to the point where I kept checking to make sure these were inserted properly and they always were. There were even parts of the concert that were still overwhelmingly loud. By the time the final act came on I could hear perfectly fine; no discernible ringing, no muffled sounds, and no "digitizing" of background noises. It wasn't until we left the venue, got in the car, and I removed the earplugs that I was truly amazed: I had minimal to no tinnitus. The radio was at the normal volume it always is and I almost couldn't believe I just went through a concert that felt as "loud as normal" with no perceivable side effects. How these things manage to keep volume levels at perceptibly normal levels and yet still protect your hearing is truly a marvel. I chuckled when the instructions said "it's science!" but it's true; these things are nothing short of miraculous and I deeply thank whatever scientist(s) made it their life's work to create these things.I no longer have to worry about going deaf before I hit 35.