Fuze earphones

Just got my set of these from America.

Read instructions, moulded to my ear and I can say I am not only impressed with the earphones but the moulding kit to keep it in your ear is ace!!

You get an extra bit to do a test first which is really needed to work out how much material you need.

Helmet test on and off a few times proves that these are comfy and pop in and out of my ear really nicely.

Highly recommend!

Google earfuze for the website etc

[LewSpeight]

Very good shout. Just what I was looking for really...
One quick question. Do they have any buttons to change the song or whatever down the wire?

no, but they do do a one for microphone, call/answer button kit....

[Bibio]

there is a thread on the forum somewhere that explains how to make your own for peanuts.

can't find it, but am sure it is something along the lines of some RTV Silicone Mould Making stuff

I bought one of the earplug kits off eBay for the wife, she's well impressed, you get enough to do two sets but it worked perfectly on the first one.

I was thinking of moulding a set of in ear speakers in to my ears using the same stuff to see if it worked.

are they these?

[bat-kam]

I was thinking of earplugs recently. I may buy those of ebay and see how they work

Originally Posted by nikon70

are they these?

Yeah it looks like them, can't remember exactly who sold the ones I bought but they all seem to be the same stuff.

[bat-kam]

I took the plunge and bought the stuff too.
When i made the first set I used more on one ear then the other so I had to bin them.
The next attempt was a success though!
What a difference it makes at higher speeds. I can't hear any wind noise and yet when I am riding in the town i can hear cars of ambulance around me.

Cheap but very good investment