EarPeace High Fidelity Concert Ear Plugs - Hearing Protection Earplugs for Concerts, Festivals, and Loud Venues - 3 Levels of Noise Reduction - Noise Cancelling Ear Plugs Up to 26dB

In retirement, we are going out to see a lot of gigs - catching up with bands we missed. At any age, protecting your hearing is vital, because the damage is cumulative and it never fixes itself (it’s not like sports injuries). But as you get older and start seeing friends and family needing hearing aids - you realise how important it is not to take risks.This product does the job really well. I find live heavier rock (Greenday, Foofighters) to be a better listen with these in. They are comfortable, discreet and way, way better than foam plugs. The keychain container is neat and fits in the little inner pocket of your jeans. You might think these look a bit expensive. I’m telling you they really are worth it.

These are £ for £ the best hearing protection on the market, and ive worn ear protection regularly for 25 years, and have ADHD, so i have lost a fair few in my time.Whats great about these, is you have the different filters, so you can set them up to suit your level of hearing / protection, and you can also use them as a night time aid to get to sleep - not just in the nightclub or at a festival.Better still, they come with a carry case on a keyring, so they are easier to keep with you at all times, without having to specifically remember to take them to places you might feel the need for them (omg that unexpected band in the pub are hurting my ears...)Better even still, the carry case holds 3 and they give you 3, so you automatically have a spare if you lose one when ur out.Better even stiller, they give you another set of 3.Like I said £ for £ the best ear protection on the market.Not as fashion'y as the LOOP earing style ones, which I also like and rate as the same in terms of hearing protection. I've lost a couple of LOOPs and that starts getting into ACS price territory.ACS are obviously the best and most professional moulded ear protection. I've had 5 ot 6 sets of those over my career as a DJ and Stage / Night club manager.But £ for £, or for an entry level solution. Earpeace for the win!

Happy with these but they require some hacks to make it work effectively; typically very slightly humect the outter membranes with saliva (yes its not appetising) so the seal in the ear does not let noise pass between skin and membrane.Another tricky aspect lies in the depth; not deep enough and there is insufficient seal, too deep and you loose the sealing of one of the 2 membranes, rendering the earplugs under-effective.I use the white filter for working in environment with loud fridges, and noisy appliances, works well for driving as it dampens road noise whilst allowing easy conversation.The casing is of great quality and compact with additional secret compartment for spare earplug, but somewhat over engineered to be a bit picky, due to unnecessary thread number - you need 15 long sec to unscrew

I used these at a festival last week and they were a godsend. Being able to swap out the cores meant I could enjoy the music without it being muffled in the arena, but could sleep soundly in the campsite when I needed some heavier noise reduction. The double tip design lets you really fine tune the level of noise reduction to minimise losing anything you want to actually hear.Fits nicely in the pocket and the case keeps them tidy. Also they're pretty easy to change the cores with one hand if you're holding something. Though don't be surprised if security want to check inside for contraband as it looks a lot like something one would use for that purpose.

Yes they're comfortable. Yes they are reasonably priced. Yes they are easy to remove. BUT they severely compromise the sound, completely removing the top end and cutting out the subtle clues of good HiFi that make music sound real. So calling them HiFi really isn't reflective of what these actually do. More to stop you going deaf at very loud concerts/DJs, not for HiFi Shows, as I was hoping to use them for, where prolonged listening to loud setups can get very tiring and wearing on your hearing.

Normally attend loud dance events, and experience a buzzing/ringing in my ears when leaving the venue, which also prevented me from falling asleep for a while after going to bed, the ringing normally extended into the next day.I've used these the past 2 events that I have attended, and initially was very sceptical that they would muffle the music too much, however it's far from that! They just filter the higher damaging frequencies, and allow you to hear the music perfectly at a decent volume. Also come in a very handy carry case, great design, and also 2 sizes or plugs. Really glad that I have decided to try these, and will be using at every event.

Excellent for loud concerts, reduces volume without loosing clarity. Very easy to use.

At £20 they're comfortable, not too difficult to put in, and have become a permanent fixture to my keys. Used them for about 5-6 gigs, all at volumes that would damage my ears otherwise. One was at Corsica where they have a Funktion 1 system in a tiny room, which imo was the ultimate test. The Corsica gig did leave me with very minor ringing in my ears despite me leaving them in all night, but I was there at least 6 hours and I would have had to leave the event early if I hadn't had earplugs, as opposed to leaving when I was readyThey are miles beyond basic foam plugs in terms of sound quality, but they reduce the high-end to music, which is kinda to be expected at this price range. Some people say they can talk to others next to them, but I personally couldn't (I had the medium red filters in which come already inserted). It's more akin to trying to talk to someone with water in your ear. Everything is a little muddled and I had real trouble with understanding people, so I would take them out in smoking areas so I could still chat