Loop Quiet 2 Ear Plugs – Ultra-Comfy Reusable Noise-Reducing Earplugs for Sleep, Deep Focus, Travel, Noise Sensitivity | Flexible Hearing Protection | Customizable Fit | 24dB (SNR) Noise Reduction

I was already a fan of the original Quiet, but these were even more comfortable, and an even better fit, while still delivering the same noise reduced on count on from Loop. The materials all feel quality, and the colour on the Denim Dream ones is fun but neutral.The presentation is unnecessarily cute and high-end, with the earplugs nestled into place inside the two-tone clam-shell case. The case has a little elasticated hoop on it, which is surprisingly handy for keeping it on you (I wear mine on a watch fob chain).Great for sleeping, or when you really want to block out noise to focus. The soft silicon makes them plenty comfortable enough to keep them in for hours and hours, even if you sleep on your side all night in them. They stay in place pretty reliably, only coming out if I have an unusually restless night.

These are nice and useful ear plugs and do help to block out the sound, I personally thought they were a little painful when I was laid on one so I took it out of the ear that was on my pillow, that seemed to work well. The comfort is ok and there is a good choice of sizes of buds which help.

Its worth testing the different-sized ear cups that come with these earplugs. The medium ones are attached in the box but I had to switch to the large to get a good fit. When you insert them, you will have to adjust until they are comfortable and they will not block out all sounds totally and they are not 'noise cancelling' but they gave me the best night's sleep I have had in a very long time. They reduce sound hugely and unlike the foam disposable earplugs that I have used before, these didn't fall out while I was sleeping. Highly recommended and I think I definitely use these regularly. I am sure they will be great for plane travel and using in noisy environments.

I've been working my way through all types of ear plug to try and find the best fit for sleeping.I'm a side sleeper and there has been a lot of trial and error, so when I saw reviews and adverts for these ear plugs I thought they could be a decent alternative to the silicone moulds I'd been mashing over my ear hole every night.They were quick to arrive and I followed the instructions on the first night to twist them into my ear, and I'm now realising how bad a fit my noise cancelling earphones are because these were pretty tight!The 'twist' locking manoeuvre can take a few tries to get right, but it is a snug fit once the plugs are in place, and you'll know they are in place when start to hear your head's inner workings. The default 'medium' size was perfect for me, although I'm tempted to try a bigger size to see how much of a vacuum I can create in my ears (we've all wanted to do that...).I wasn't expecting them to be comfortable, but they are surprisingly so - not enough for them to feel invisible, but they are certainly more comfortable than anything else I've tried. The 'loop' grip fits nicely into the ear and it is possible to side-sleep with them in, although I have woken up in the early hours quite regularly since using them over the past week.Sound is not completely blocked out as others have pointed out, but they make a huge difference to block out sounds of pounding feet and slamming wardrobes coming from above late at night.My main disappointment is mainly for myself in not realising that Loop have a similar 'Dream' ear plug specifically for sleep, and in Loop for the product description on Amazon which leads with 'earbuds for sleep', whereas their own website describes these as being ideal for 'naps'.UPDATE:I was initially very pleased with these, however they did become too uncomfortable for sleeping in, to the point that if I did manage to drift off while wearing them I would constantly be waking up until I removed them.I went back to using silicone earplugs, which have been the most reliable solution for me, but have since taken the plunge on the Dream plugs from Loop, which have been infinitely better for sleep (quite pricey, however).

I really loved these ear plugs I’m a light sleeper and wake up when I hear my neighbours sometimes. I have tried many different ear plugs in the past and always find them uncomfortable and by the morning they have either fallen out out I take out and hence don’t woke for me. These ones stay in all night tho and I get such a better nights sleep. They’re contoured to the ear shape and fit like an in ear earphone would. Also come with different sizes to adjust to the depth of ur ear canal. Small, well made and stylish in a special designed case I don’t loose them. Lightweight but solid made these feel high quality. Only downside is side is there pretty pricy for an ear bud but if u use all the time it’s worth the bit extra.

I was pretty disappointed with these. As someone who has tried numerous foam earplugs over the years, the noise reduction with the loops was very minimal. They're definitely not any better than a lot of the cheap reusable foam ones. I might use these during the day if I want to take the edge off some sounds, but I definitely couldn't use them at night like I was hoping to. I bought them with the intention to replace my single use soundblocs, but they don't block out enough to be able to sleep with them.I was surprised that they had pretty good rating, but maybe other people managed to get a better fit? I didn't find much difference between the medium and large size tips, they both fit pretty much the same. When I tried pulling them out they didn't just fall out easily, so I'm pretty sure I'm using them right, I just don't think they're very effective.The tips are made of a very thin material, so I don't know how durable it would be.Only real positive is the carry case is very nice and small and has a key-chain hoop, so if you did take them out and about with you that's a bonus. If these are supposed to be the quiet ones and have the most sound reduction then I'm really glad I didn't buy any of the others like the experience or engage, those would have probably made no difference at all for me.