I like the, "Hearos" brand. You can score them on Amazon. A bit pricey, but they work very well.

 

I wear a half helmet and bought eargasm. I actually hear my radio better with them in. Convo is little muffled but usually hear well enough, I'd recommend. But I got some for wife and she hated them *shrug*

 

http://earplugsonline.com/

I use these, putting a helmet on doesn't upset them. There a bit different to the usual foam p!ugs.

 

I agree. I used foam ones for years, but these work much better. They don't have the same degree of protection that you get from foam, but they are much easier to put in and cut wind noise to almost nothing.

 

The earpeace ones I picked up for my trip worked great , easy to put in , comfortable and even kept my ear's dry in my 1/2 helmet one the way home , 300+ miles of my return trip were in moderate to heavy rain , had to pull over twice.

 

I recently ordered myself a set of custom moulded, dual driver, extended battery bluetooth earphones. Had the impressions done a week ago and now waiting for delivery. We'll see how they work.

They also have a filter fitted to allow external voice pass through.

These should be the best compromise between wind and engine noise reduction, audio quality, fit and utility.

Fingers crossed.

 

i let my 3/4 helmet take care of the wind noise, and I have stock mufflers on my bike now to take care of the exhaust noise. However if I was to wear ear plugs I would walk over to the company vending machine and scan my time card "which is like a thick credit card" and get a free pair of silicone earplugs. I could get a set every day if I wanted to, their cheep made but free.

 

I recently purchased "EarPeace" ear plugs, based on recommendations here. I love them! Just returned from a 1000 trip, the EarPeace were super comfy all day. They come with a spare plug, different noise reducing filters, and a really nice little aluminum case.

 

I was happy with the Earpeace plugs and hadn't even bothered to try the Etymotic ones , that was a mistake. I can hear so much better with the Etymotic plugs. They didn't seem like they would be as comfortable so I didn't even try them on my trip to Kentucky. The Earpeace plugs work well but compared to the Etymotics you get that feeling your heads plugged up , I have to turn my tunes up more to hear them also with the Earpeace plugs.

Earpeace vs Etymotics I'll give the edge to the Etymotics ER20 High-Definition earplugs.

https://www.etymotic.com/consumer/he...er20xs-ms.html