Hearprotek earplug Headphones for Work, Safety Foam Earbuds Headphones That Look Like earplugs for Hearing Protection Noise Isolation-Great for Work Shift, Construction, Lawn Mowing, Heavy Machinery

I have used these for 2 years inside a full face MC helmet. They are plugged into a Cardo & work great. They allow conversation & music to be heard over the engine, wind & road noise.I started using them for riding from the east coast to S Dakota & they started off uncomfortable, but after a break-in they are my favorite in ear phones.

Earplug headphones are probably the best thing I've bought for my motorcycle. they make riding so much more enjoyable - unlike "noise cancelling", these actually prevent the noise from getting to the ear and causing damage, all while inserting the music right to the ear so you don't have to have the volume cranked to the max. I have used a few different brands/versions of these, including "Plugfones". Plugfones changed their design to be awful silicone tips and weird tapered foam, neither of which block the noise at all, at least in my ear shape. These work a lot better with the simple foam tip design. Downsides with foam is eventually they will degrade and fall apart, so it'd be nice if the tips were replaceable. But for the price these are a great option and fit under motorcycle helmets easily. As long as the price stays low, I will continue to use these as my go-to for riding earplugs. Sound quality is decent. It'd be nice if there was a higher quality, higher bass model I could buy as well, but still these do the job quite well.

I use this earplugs for work since they started to require ear protection. This is a win-win for me. I get a sound proof earplugs while listening to music and working at peace.The foam is not like the sound proof foam most of people know and they keep their shape, they are NOT MOLDABLE. So you have to keep that in mind while buying. But with that being said I also have to add that they don't fall and adjust very good to your ear.The cons I find for these are that I had to buy an adapter to plug it to my phone since phones these days don't come with this kind of connectors. And that they get dirty eventually and you will have to buy a new pair of earplugs since you can't change the foam that comes originally.

I have tried about ten different earbuds claiming to be good for side-sleepers. Of them, these are the best. The foam can be pinched and placed in the ear just like soft ear plugs. They don’t cause discomfort when laying on your ear with the earbud in. The only complaint I have is that it does not come in a usb-c option.

A little hard to fit into my ear. Harder than just the orange foam earplugs. Sound quality is.Meh I would save your money and get a better quality set up.

If you’re looking for headphones to use in your helmet during a race, these work great. They squeeze and seal nicely and don’t hurt when you put your helmet on over them. The cable is a little long but they’ve been great for FSAE use.

The media could not be loaded. The worst issue is that the cord is thin plastic and amplifies every rustle against my clothes so the whole thing just adds noise instead of blocking anything. The earbuds are full of hard plastic and glue at the bottom half and open foam at the ends. It doesn’t compact to fit into the ear canal well so doesn’t fit securely. I was hoping it would just have a thin bit in the ears and I could even cut off the foam that came with it and bore a hole in earplugs I like better. But the cord is too low quality to bother with.

I use these in my motorcycle helmet and attach to my Cardo unit. They fit flush in my ears so I can put the helmet on easily. Makes the ride MUCH better and means I can hear phone calls and music perfectly with the sound turned low.Wish the wires were shorter, but that's the price... And, wish they made a unit that was the same, but had built-in Bluetooth (since phones no longer have 2.5mm jacks).Recommend them if you wear a helmet! They go in just like typical foamies.