Motorcycle Ear Plugs
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Road Captain
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damn. the guys have dropped the price http://www.ebay.ie/itm/160840451917?...84.m1555.l2649
great cavue now. Going to buy another set for my wife
great cavue now. Going to buy another set for my wife
Grand HDF Member
Joined: Jun 2009
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From: On the Front Range, CO
Bought the Earpro EP4's by Surefire for my wife and I both.
My ears are pretty sensitive to plugs and headphones, but these things are really comfortable.
In fact, I just ordered a second pair, as my left one feel out of my pocket on a recent trip. Muddcreek is awesome too - free shipping, and I had them in about 2 days.
Best $14.36 mod I've made in a while! :-)
My ears are pretty sensitive to plugs and headphones, but these things are really comfortable.
In fact, I just ordered a second pair, as my left one feel out of my pocket on a recent trip. Muddcreek is awesome too - free shipping, and I had them in about 2 days.
Best $14.36 mod I've made in a while! :-)
Elite HDF Member
Joined: Jun 2011
Posts: 3,832
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From: Coastal Carolina
Bought the Earpro EP4's by Surefire for my wife and I both.
My ears are pretty sensitive to plugs and headphones, but these things are really comfortable.
In fact, I just ordered a second pair, as my left one feel out of my pocket on a recent trip. Muddcreek is awesome too - free shipping, and I had them in about 2 days.
Best $14.36 mod I've made in a while! :-)
My ears are pretty sensitive to plugs and headphones, but these things are really comfortable.
In fact, I just ordered a second pair, as my left one feel out of my pocket on a recent trip. Muddcreek is awesome too - free shipping, and I had them in about 2 days.
Best $14.36 mod I've made in a while! :-)
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Road Captain
Joined: Nov 2009
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Bought the Earpro EP4's by Surefire for my wife and I both.
My ears are pretty sensitive to plugs and headphones, but these things are really comfortable.
In fact, I just ordered a second pair, as my left one feel out of my pocket on a recent trip. Muddcreek is awesome too - free shipping, and I had them in about 2 days.
Best $14.36 mod I've made in a while! :-)
My ears are pretty sensitive to plugs and headphones, but these things are really comfortable.
In fact, I just ordered a second pair, as my left one feel out of my pocket on a recent trip. Muddcreek is awesome too - free shipping, and I had them in about 2 days.
Best $14.36 mod I've made in a while! :-)
Grand HDF Member
Joined: Jun 2009
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From: On the Front Range, CO
When we got there, and I took the plugs out for good that day, I could hear everything, and my ears felt fine. Starting the bike again without the plugs, it sounded SO MUCH LOUDER!
Earpro for the win.
Maybe one day I'll look at the Alpines again, but for now, I'm really happy with the EP4s from Earpro. After losing one, I'm wishing I would have just used the lanyard they provide too. It's removable, and I didn't see it's inherent value. Oh well. I guess for another $14, I got off cheap for this hobby!
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Joined: May 2011
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From: nebraska
i bought these Alpine classics . work great cut out the wind noise , you can still hear a conversation. There $19.99 a pair . i orderd two pairs for me a GF and got free shipping .
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I'm all for every one wearing hearing protection and I'm the guy that wears it all the time at work and while riding. It's just become normal, I embarrass my wife quite often because I forget to take them out when we go in places. I use the green or orange foam ones.
Why do you all use the surefires or alpines if the NRR rating is 8 or more DB less than the foam?
I get my plugs free but a 200 count box is only $25 on Amazon.
Not trying to be a jerk, I would like to know what the advantage is, cause if there is one I'll get me some.
Why do you all use the surefires or alpines if the NRR rating is 8 or more DB less than the foam?
I get my plugs free but a 200 count box is only $25 on Amazon.
Not trying to be a jerk, I would like to know what the advantage is, cause if there is one I'll get me some.
Road Master
Joined: Jul 2011
Posts: 987
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From: Maryland
I'm all for every one wearing hearing protection and I'm the guy that wears it all the time at work and while riding. It's just become normal, I embarrass my wife quite often because I forget to take them out when we go in places. I use the green or orange foam ones.
Why do you all use the surefires or alpines if the NRR rating is 8 or more DB less than the foam?
I get my plugs free but a 200 count box is only $25 on Amazon.
Not trying to be a jerk, I would like to know what the advantage is, cause if there is one I'll get me some.
Why do you all use the surefires or alpines if the NRR rating is 8 or more DB less than the foam?
I get my plugs free but a 200 count box is only $25 on Amazon.
Not trying to be a jerk, I would like to know what the advantage is, cause if there is one I'll get me some.