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Reddit mentions of HEAROS Xtreme Foam Earplugs, 33dB NRR Ear Plugs, 100 Pairs, Foam Ear Plugs Noise Reduction & Hearing Protection
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We found 8 Reddit mentions of HEAROS Xtreme Foam Earplugs, 33dB NRR Ear Plugs, 100 Pairs, Foam Ear Plugs Noise Reduction & Hearing Protection. Here are the top ones.
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BEST IN CLASS QUALITY with Silky smooth, hypoallergenic, super soft proprietary formulation of polyurethane foam for an ultra premium user experience. Popular tapered shape with flat back and its well known blue color.ORIGINAL FORMULA - EASY TO INSERT and use. Comfortable roll down slow recovery foam gives user time to properly insert ear plugs and achieve the best, most comfortable fit every timeNOISE REDUCTION RATING (NRR) 33 Decibels . The highest rating for a foam earplug. HEAROS Certified hearing protection offer provide an uncomprimized balance between performance and comfort. People with a smaller ear canal may want to try HEAROS Ultimate Softness SeriesPROTECT your hearing in loud environments at work and home. Block snoring noise so you fall asleep and stay asleep. Protect your hearing at concerts and jam sessions. Block annoying noises while traveling. Protect your hearing when shooting guns. Block noise so you can focus and studyUSES - Ideal for all of your noise reduction needs such as sleeping, studying, travel, meditation, reading, concerts, loud events, shooting and many more
Specs:
| Color | Blue |
| Number of items | 200 |
| Size | 100 Count (Pack of 1) |
| Weight | 0.26 Pounds |
Get earplugs from abroad, the Hearos foam series block out 80% of the noise and are comfortable. They're rated 33db. You can buy them from edfa3ly (or similar)
This one: https://www.amazon.com/HEAROS-Earplugs-Recommended-Professionals-%C2%A0Physicians-/dp/B01JXYH042/
Or this one (slightly weaker protection 32db but more comfortable):
https://www.amazon.com/HEAROS-Ultimate-Softness-Foam-Earplugs/dp/B01JY1TFZQ/
There is a locally available Bosch foam ear plugs for workers operating heavy machinery that also works, I've seen it in ACE but they were like 35 EGP for 5 pairs, it was rated 36db, or so, crazy expensive and that was even before the flotation. I tried them once but they were the least comfortable (but still OK) among all.
All of the above are disposable foam, but if you clean your ears regularly, you can reuse them almost for several days.
Some high-end pharmacies sell the washable plastic spring-like ones (seen them in abd el maksoud pharmacy) but they don't work nearly as well and are much much less comfortable.
However, avoid the silicone ones, because they can tear and get stuck inside your ear (I recommend only disposable foam or reusable plastic ones).
For even more isolation, you can wear your headphones while wearing the plugs to hear soft brown noise drowning out the remaining sounds the ear plugs don't block.
Also, don't worry they don't block out noise completely, you can still hear cars and people talking.
I've only used disposal ones, so I can't really answer that but I do wanna say I just switched from Mack's pink ones to Heroes Xtreme protection and felt a huge improvement. They didn't fall out, blocked more noise, and the box has 100 pairs so I don't care about losing some.
I know you don't want disposables, but these are my go to ear plug. I wear them pretty much every day and they're comfortable and not too expensive, and they're pretty great as far as NRR goes too. The reusable plugs I've had in the past tend to get really uncomfortable, and don't seem to block as much noise as these.
If you're looking for a muff recommendation, I really like my Peltor electronic ones for shooting, but I've never tried them in the shop. The NRR isn't as high as the Hearos disposables I like, but I prefer my muffs when shooting because they're electronic and still let you hear normal volume sounds before the protection circuitry kicks in and shuts the sound off.
These are enough for me when I'm shooting outdoors, but I will double up when shooting indoors. Make sure you're wearing them correctly. It's gross, but I'll spit on them before rolling and inserting into my ears because it really helps them seat at the correct depth. I use those plugs for shooting and when riding motorcycles. They work fantasticly even when riding my annoyingly loud race bike.
You might want to replacing the Howard Leights with some cheapo safety muffs with a lot more padding, but obviously still have a good noise rating. I can't ever get them to seal well on my skull. Other people have said the same.
Get mom's permission first. I am reluctant to give foam ones to kids but damnit these are the best. Just make sure you show him the right way to put them in so they fit good. He'll still hear things but it will be more manageable.
I'm a big fan of these Hearos earplugs. Use them when I go shooting as well. https://www.amazon.com/dp/B01JXYH042/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_jPcLybX1C29W8
When it come to tools, consider small but critical items he can carry on the bike, such as:
There is a never ending supply of safety and comfort gear, where you don't need to size them, such as ear plugs. There are many types, including disposable and permanent, washable variations.
I've tried plenty. These are by far the best for noise suppression & comfort. I can wear them comfortable for full length practice exams, as long as I take em out for a bit during the 30 min break.
HEAROS Xtreme 100 Pair Foam Ear Plugs With NRR 33 Noise Canceling Hearing Protection https://www.amazon.com/dp/B01JXYH042/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_m25czbSSGRMB9