EarPeace Moto Ear Plugs - 24dB Noise Canceling, Silver Case | Hearing protection for motorcycles, motorsports, touring, commuting & racing

There are a lot of noise reducing ear plugs on the market and I've tried a few but they don't fit too well and work their way out in a short period of time. EarPeace are getting good reviews so I thought I'd try them out. Yes they are more expensive than others but well worth the investment. These come with 2 sizes of silicon plug so you can find the nest fit for you but they don't just give you a pair of each, they give you 3 of each in case you loose one. In addition to that you get 3 noise reduction filters so you can choose how much noise you want to block. I went for the highest in the medium plug size giving around 24db reduction and they are fantastic, giving a massive reduction in high speed wind noise but still allowing me to hear the bike engine (just about) and other important noises such as sirens and horns. They are comfortable and most important don't fall out or work themselves loose. They have a handy aluminium case which fits your 2 main buds in one end and there's a smaller compartment at the bottom end for your spare. Brilliant!

I was considering spending a lot of money upgrading my motorcycle helmet to an allegedly quieter model, when a friend suggested trying these earplugs. Having had negative experiences with disposable foam earplugs in the past, I was a bit sceptical. But having seen a review of them in a magazine, I speculated £20 on a set. What a difference they have made to my riding pleasure. The silicone construction means they are really comfortable, once you have mastered the knack of inserting them according to the manufacturer's instructions. The trick I found was not to put them in too tightly, and after a few uses I am able to just insert them as far as necessary without causing any sensation of pressure. They come with three interchangeable filters of increasing noise reduction capacity. For my use I prefer the least powerful set, but each person of course can make his or her own choice. With a spare plug provided and a handy key ring carrying case, they are great value. Certainly worth a try if, like me, you are tempted to spend a lot of money on a helmet to possibly less effect.

I put in the highest-attentuating inserts. Not as quiet as I'd prefer, but it will save your ears. For my little 125, exhaust noise is more prevalent than wind noise, and these plugs work to my advantage (they have great low frequency attenuation). They are incredibly comfortable to wear: they stay in place, are easy to put in and remove, and you won't notice them after 5 minutes. The case is actually metal, and can be easily added to your keychain. They include an extra plug in a separate compartment of the case, which came in handy when I accidentally dropped one and didn't fancy putting whatever it picked up in my ear, so I used the spare and washed the other one at home. Comfort-wise, these exceed foam plugs. Foam plugs attenuate better when they're in the right place, but I find they shake loose often and are not comfortable. These plugs trade in some of the attenuation for comfort, and I find that this is an acceptable trade off. I recommend these.

These reduce the wind noise massively and come with spare inserts incase you loose anything , amazing product for the value , and can clip to something like waste or hip bag so easy to travel with

Nice quality ear defenders, good quality metal case which has room for the spare in the bottom. No squashing or getting covered in fluff from the pockets. These feel quite small in the ear, but are very effective on the bike, blocking out wind and exhaust noise. Really pleased with these.

They are pretty good if you can get them to sit properly, and block out a good amount of noise once you've got your lid on too, but they do have a tendency to wiggle themselves out and I have smaller ear canals than some. If you often find earphones for your music dont sit well don't buy as these are basically just the standard rubber tips you'd find on any set of earphones but with a DB killer insert (apart from obviously you push them deeper into the canal). Pretty good idea but execution was a little bit off.

Very comfortable and they work brilliantly to block out unwanted noise but let music and conversation through. Easy to clean and last very well. Can be a bit fiddly to put in and remove if you have large hands. The best earplugs for motorcycling I have tried and I have tried a lot.

At first glance these are nicely designed ear plugs. They come in a snazzy cylindrical metal case, are made of a soft rubber that fits easily in the ear, and come with three different inserts with various levels of ear protection. In practice, however, they're close to useless for motorcycle or scooter riding use. Even the highest protection inserts don't block nearly enough sound, wind and engine noise is still clearly audible. I also found the ease of insertion comes with the drawback that they don't sit very securely in the ear, putting on a helmet can often partially dislodge the plugs. In the end I chose not to send these back as they're still useful and convenient for short trips at low speeds, such as nipping to the shops, where the ease of fitting trumps their poor performance. But, honestly, skip these and spend the money on a big pile of disposable foam plugs. They'll work much better.

Too difficult to remove tiny slippery pull tag hard to use so they get stuck in the ear. I had a poor fit with all 3 sizes.

オフロードヘルメットを買ったらだいぶうるさかったので使ってみました。 だいぶ軽減されるしインカムからの音も聞こえます。 使用時は外の音も聞こえはするけど、インカムの音なども流石にちょっと音量をあげないとなりません。 音楽はだいぶ弱体化されるのでノイズ低減しつつの音楽を楽しみたい人はPRO版をおすすめ。

I ride every day. I started wearing ear plugs in 2019 after reading that wind noise-- even with a full-face helmet-- causes long-term high-frequency hearing loss. (My brother is an otolaryngologist [ENT] and he says that the hearing loss would be across all frequencies.) I quickly became accustomed to wearing ear plugs and found that I am far less fatigued on long touring rides! I never realized just how tiring it is to hear all that wind noise. I've tried a couple of different styles but have settled on the Earpeace design, and have purchased them five times now, and have also bought some extras to give to friends. They are comfortable and stay in place (I sometimes forget that I'm wearing them) and are not affected by my helmet. I can still hear everything around me including cars and emergency vehicles, and also my music through my helmet speakers. I can hear callers, too, when I receive calls through my phone Bluetooth. But the wind noise, and my engine noise, are greatly attenuated...it makes riding SO much more comfortable! I like the design of the holder and clip it to my key ring. I love the emergency backup earplug in its own special compartment! However, over time the metal holder can scratch the finish of the key receptacle on my bike, so I used some leftover adhesive faux leather (from a seat repair) to cover the holder: now non-scratch and looks cool! Overall, an excellent product which has mitigated against hearing loss AND improved my riding pleasure. I strongly recommend it.

Bouchons confortables, avec possibilité d'adapter la réduction sonore. Livrés avec un embout supplémentaire pour chaque configuration sonore. Très satistait.

Tappi per moto ma utilizzabili per altre applicazioni con diversi gradi di insonorizzazione/ abbattimento dei decibel. Il prodotto é disponibile in due varianti dimensionali per un totale di 6 tappi, la coppia piú l'elemento di scorta. All'interno della confezione 3 kit, di cui uno montato, di inserti per l'abbattimento acustico. Da 17 a 26 decibel nella versione piú performante, gli inserti sono facilmente rimovibili e sostituibili con l'insonorizzazione desiderata. Comodi nell'utilizzo quotidiano, al momento provati solo per un paio di orette. Mi riservo la possibilità di modificare la recensione dopo un utilizzo piú estensivo del prodotto.