PUAroom MusicPro High Fidelity Ear Plugs for Drummers,Musicians,Concert,Festival, Nightclub, Percussion DJs,Motorcycle,Watching Football,Baksetball,Baseball and Race Car Competition Game Earplugs

I live near a noisy city street and at first used silicone earplugs to keep out the noise at night. However, I found those to accumulate lots of dirt, and they are expensive to replace as they are not reusable for more than 2 or 3 nights. I bought these earplugs and have been super pleased with their lightweight, breathable feel, and with how effective they are at blocking out sound! They fit snugly into my ears and allow me to rest soundly. Best of all, they're reusable and cost-effective. I love the little tin cannister they come in as well.

These are not worth$1. They do not cancel out any noise at all and they hurt my ears. They look nice. They come in a nice box but that’s the only positive thing I have to say

Initially I was a little apprehensive about these. But since my tinnitus has been getting worse, I figured I would try them out. I went to see Slayer, and left being able to hear everything. I've never left a concert without a muffled life afterward. The concert sounded great and I was able to hear after. These are the earplugs of my dreams 😍

I like the disposable foam earplugs better. I thought these would be a step up, they weren't. Made my ears sweaty and itchy. Sound blocking is comparable to plain foam cheap earplugs.

I've constantly forgotten to grab the ear plugs from my car in my way into a show. Not a big deal for me, but the (not so) little guy is starting to come along. The key clip makes it so they are always with me so I can protect his ears for the future.

Great plugs. Includes 3 sizes and caring case. Was able to wear comfortably for a 2 day music festival, didn't ever feel like they were falling out. A little quieter then I would have liked but to be fair, I could be right next to the 30 foot stack and could tell my ears were completely protected.

They do fit well. However sometimes hard to get out if pushed to far (not intentionally)

Not sufficient sound barrier