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JulesW 04-09-14 06:54 PM

Ear plugs
 
Oh mighty Org,

I'm looking for recommendations for good quality but not too pricey ear plugs?

Any suggestions out there?

LiquidFlux 04-09-14 07:03 PM

Re: Ear plugs
 
Disposable or reusable?

I've a set of those 20 quid pass through plugs you find at bike shops, the ones that let through the audible range. They're ok.

I most often use a set from a large bag of earplugs though, I've lost the packaging to it. Earplugs are designed to withhold a certain level of volume ( dB ), I think your best bet is trying Amazon or eBay for a large bag. Comfort is going to vary based on ear shape and size, so it's try a few and find what fits best.

I've actually read there's a site that sells a collection of earplugs, like 20 different kinds, and they offer one bag which has one of each kind of ear plug they sell. It might be worth looking for that.

Matt-EUC 04-09-14 07:08 PM

Re: Ear plugs
 
I use R&G diy molded ones. About £20 I think.

carelesschucca 04-09-14 07:16 PM

Re: Ear plugs
 
I use Howard Leight - the green ones you can get 200 pairs in a box for about £25 off ebay. I got my box at the start of last year and its still going strong. I normally use a set of plugs for a ride or two then bin them. They're an essential piece of kit for me.

andrewsmith 05-09-14 05:21 AM

Re: Ear plugs
 
I use UVEX they're about 35 notes from Arco for 200 pairs

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Andy_J 05-09-14 11:52 AM

Re: Ear plugs
 
I use the normal yellow ones you get given for nowt in work. Always used them, can't ride without em now.

JulesW 05-09-14 12:01 PM

Re: Ear plugs
 
Thanks for the feedback guys. I also use the cheap yellow ones, but now I'm looking for a good quality reusable type that fit good, work well and last a long time. A quick look at custom made plugs put me off because they're comparatively expensive.

Matt-EUC 05-09-14 12:08 PM

Ear plugs
 
R&G DIY ones.

I've had mine for over a year now.

They give you enough goo to do a replacement too.

sauluk 05-09-14 02:16 PM

Re: Ear plugs
 
Second vote for Howard Leight Max Lites - been using them for years and whilst they're a disposable you can get a good few wears out of them (unless you have manky ears)

punyXpress 05-09-14 03:30 PM

Re: Ear plugs
 
Another for Howard Leight - the rhubarb & custard ones for me:
also posted this on another forum:
" I think Howard Leight used to do ' taster ' sets ( NO don't eat them ) for a small fee.
Not now sure it was them, but petersplugs.co.uk do them: £2.99 for 10 pairs. £5.99 for 18
Haven't tried them from him, but worth a punt for finding something that suits? "


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