EarPeace Music PRO High Fidelity Concert Ear Plugs - Hearing Protection Earplugs for Musicians, Festivals, and Loud Venues - Patented Noise Cancelling Ear Plugs - High Protection 20dB

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!

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.

Weird but outstanding for what they do.These do not block sound completely and are no use if your wife/partner/whatever snores like a possessed wild bear because you can still very very clearly hear all verbal communication. They excel at mitigating all the other sounds however.They are tricky to get in, might need a bit of saliva and after a couple of hours they did start to feel uncomfortable, but crikey the protection from loud sounds is unarguable.You speak quieter with them in, its quite funny, and people may ask you to speak up when internally you think you are talking at normal volume.

Great that there are multiple sizes, fairly comfortable in the ears although do have to jam them in a bit. I use them for gym classes which play music very loudly (90-100 dB) and I can still hear the music just fine and am glad I am not potentially permanently damaging my ears. I also like that they come in a little case on a keyring for ease

Thought I would try these after trying the loop earbuds. I thought the loops sounded dull and I personally hate how aggressive their marketing is.Unfortunately these sound subpar behind the loop earplugs. Everything sounds grossly dark with no definition.

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.

DONT GET THESE!I am annoyed I wasted my money on these, and they are not cheap. Wore them to a gig yesterday and you can barely make out the instruments. Same as using foam earplugs from behind the bar.Save your money and get some proper expensive pro earplugs, or just use basic ones which seem to do the same thing.

I bought the pro version for gigs/concerts/loud bars and am thoroughly impressed!For anyone who gets fatigued by sound at busy pubs/bars then these are for you as well. You can still easily hold a conversation with those immediately around you and still hear everything.They're also very discreet when in yours ears.Comfort wise they're good too. I forget I have them in.Mine came with 3 standard and 3 small sized earplugs as well as a metal screw cap carry case that can be attached to keys. I imagine the standard size would fit the majority of people. I've always had a hard time finding earbuds for music that fit me but had no issue with these. Once they're in, they're in. Getting them out is easy as well. They have a small pull tab for removal.In summary, I am very impressed. Loud music is not dulled, you can still hear highs/mids/lows and if anything, it's actually improved when wearing these earplugs.It's difficult to explain - it's as if the loudness is gone but the power is still there. You know how loud music or sounds can make you wince, or even make your inner ear start aching/tingling? These earplugs remove that, and yet you still feel the thump from speakers and can hear everything in the song. It removes the fatigue and that's why I love them.Conversation with those in your close vicinity is still clear, albeit more quiet, and the comfort is great.The description I gave above about loud music is the same for loud environments. People shouting over each other at a busy bar gets lost in the background and doesn't bleed into the conversation you're having with friends.