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I been getting the ringing in the ears lately, and wearing a half helmet isnt helping. I tried the foam disposables but they seem cumbersome and dont stay seated well. Any suggestions?
Think about a 3/4 or FF helmet. I wear the foam ones with my FF and they've cut down on the ringing in my ears. Wish I had started doing that years ago instead of thinking its a problem now that I've lost so much of my hearing.
I had the same problem with the ringing in my ears.....Tried plugs, but just didn't feel comfortable with them....Seemed like I couldn't hear cars and the bike was almost nothing. I now jsut use a bandanna around the ears and it works like a charm for me.....
I have custom molded ones from a ENT doctor I think they cost me 100 but I needed them do the hearing damage from work so they are dual purpose for me not just riding. Super comfy
I agree with JR Bass, I have a custom pair I had made about four years ago. Well worth the money, you can have them made by an ENT doctor or a hearing aid center.
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