David Clark Stop Gap Eyeglass Cushions for Aviation headsets

Really help 👍👍👍

Worked well on glasses with straight arms, not so well with curved arms that bend inward. I use these when working loud environments with headphones, seals the headset around the bows and helps keep the back from pressing hard behind my ears. Only concern is it make the glasses harder to slip in my pocket when not wearing them.

I've always had issues with discomfort with my headphones when wearing glasses... Until I found these. They work both for headsets and headphones of all types that have over the ear style of cushioning. The only con? They do not look stylish when attached and headgear is not in use. The pictured color may not be representational of the current productions, as both sets that I've ordered have come in black foam.

These simple contoured pieces of foam effectively stop the discomfort of headphones compressing eyeglass temple pieces and probably also prevent noise channeling along them. Anyone who wears glasses and uses over-the-ear headphones should consider them. They should be displayed alongside headphones wherever they are sold.

These things work well to keep the sides of your glasses off the sides of your head when wearing a headset. I just wish they had an option to attach to the back of the glasses arms as well to keep that from being pressed into the sides of your head.

Been wearing these a little while longer and I'm not as in love with these as I used to be. I'm thinking now that (at least at the shooting range) these don't offer enough benefit to warrant the trouble of taking them on an off of the glasses and adjusting them, etc.

works great recommend