[Je93]

Longtime lurker, first-time poster. I’m looking for opinions on hearing protection. Has anyone tried Earpeace MOTOs?

I’m not too picky about fit, thankfully my ears seem to be pretty normal, but I’m willing to spend a bit to make sure they’re comfortable for long rides.

Send any and all recommendations my way!

 

[BillV]

I use these but don't claim to know a lot about ear plugs. They and others sell some custom molded ones but they've always seemed a bit strange.

 

[Mb1500]

Best are disposable foam earplugs, roll them up and pull up on your ear when putting them in. Cheap, effective, and comfortable.

 

[Rocket Lanch]

+1 on the disposable foam earplugs. I personally use the 3M disposable foam ear plugs, as they're stubby and fit very snug and comfortably in your ear canal. Haven't had any issues with them coming out when on long rides, or just taking my helmet on and off. They're also rated for 32db in noise reduction so the wind and exhaust noise is cut out significantly, yet you can still hear your surroundings fairly well.

 

[billyka]

I have these Alpine MotoSafe Pro for motorcyclists. But its too late..my right ear is already buzzing

 

[hugojose]

.....................and so are mine,.....but that does not mean we have to lose the rest of our hearing. ....And it is not too late for that.

I wear ear plugs, even for a ride around the block.

 

[SparkyMJ]

I use the pinlock re-usable silicone ear plugs, with the noise filter designed for wind noise. Comfy, good sound blocking, can still hear my communicator and other cars, and easy to clean. Might not be the absolute best sound blocking, but very good still. Use them every ride.

-Mike