Motorcycle Ear Plugs 2Pairs, Wind Noise Reduction & Prevent Hearing Damage, Comfort Reusable Earplugs for Motorsports, Touring, Racing, Riding, 2 Sizes Fit All Ear-Canal, 25dB Noise-Reduction Earbuds

I picked up the Softvox Ear Plugs for motorcycle use, and they’ve been a great addition to my riding gear. These ultra-comfy silicone plugs are small enough to fit snugly under my helmet without causing pressure or discomfort, even on longer rides. With a 27 dB noise reduction rating, they effectively dull down wind and engine noise while still allowing me to hear important sounds like sirens or traffic — perfect for keeping focus without feeling cut off. They're reusable, easy to clean, and come in a handy case that fits in my jacket pocket. While they don’t completely block out loud exhausts, they significantly reduce fatigue from constant wind noise. Overall, a great option for riders who want comfort and protection without breaking the bank.

So I was boucing back and forth between foam earplugs and my noise canceling galaxy buds 2 pro for when I'm on my motorcycle. The galaxy buds are far superior and also offered a music option.But now that I have a cardo, the galaxy buds are pretty much overkill while riding. But that's okay because they were hard to keep in the right position while I was wearing my helmet. Especially while putting the helmet on and taking it off.So now the Softvox earplugs come into play. Foam earplugs just weren't enough for wind buffeting noise and they also put pressure on the inner ear as they expand. Definitely didn't feel good. The Softvox earplugs are better at blocking wind noise but still allowing me to hear my music and phone calls. It reduces the decibels of the environment and seems to work really well. I'm happy with the purchase and at this price point, especially getting (2) pairs in the box is a good deal in my opinion. They are fairly comfortable. Just make sure to put them in your ears properly by lifting the corner of your ear like an ear exam. You don't have to jam them in, just a gentle push and it's fine. I also didn't have any issues pulling them back out of my ears like some people in reviews have been saying.If I had to rank it, from best to worst; (1st) would be the galaxy buds 2 pro's, (2nd) the Softvox earplugs, and (3rd) generic foam earplugs.

Work well, yet often I have to re-insert 2 or 3 times before I get a really good seal. It is easy to hear the difference, as once they are well inserted they truly do block to a high decibel rate. Once properly inserted they typically stay in. It does help to tug your ear with the other hand while inserting. Would have given 5 stars if insertion was easier.Durability is good, I used them a few dozen times without them losing their ability to block sound.One piece of advice: use a Q-tip to dry your ears before insertion if you recently bathed or showered. The plugs don’t stay in as well when your ear canals are wet.

These work very well. Large fits my biggish ears. Cancels out the right amount of ambient noise and can still hear surroundings. Case is nice.

These work great and the pull out tan doesn’t break off,very well made and you get 2 pair! The Red inserts seem to quiet more then the gold but they make great backups in case you lose one.completely eliminates wind noise and makes listening to music easier

They work so well that you can't hear much of anything. Including your motorcycle. You can't hear traffic until it is along side of you. Comfortable though. If you're buying them for motorcycle wind noise, they work. Too well. I don't consider them safe for on-road motorcycling. Too quiet.

Comfortable and do a good job of reducing motor, tire and wind noise at highway speeds on my KLR 650. They don’t drowned out all noise like foam plugs which is nice because I can hear my headset way better with these in and pick up on conversations at the gas station better. More comfortable and better hearing than foamies = increase in situational awareness = better riding experience. Not bad for $13!

Works well