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No one mentions custom ear plugs on that thread. They are pricey, but such a good investment. Way better than anything else I've tried, more comfortable for e
by richrichardsson 5y ago
No one mentions custom ear plugs on that thread.
They are pricey, but such a good investment. Way better than anything else I've tried, more comfortable for extended periods of use and most importantly they attenuate the sound fairly evenly across the spectrum.
My only advice is to get the string attachment option, so that you can't accidentally lose one of them!
- ArchOversight 5y agoI just got myself a pair of custom earplugs from https://1of1custom.com/ https://1of1custom.com/ which are absolutely amazing. I ride a motorcycle and needed something to make sure I don't lose my hearing from the wind noise/exhaust noise (it's stock, but still 85 dB when the throttle is open). They are also great for concerts and live music events where the speakers are generally cranked up to 90 - 95 dB. I got the 27 dB version, and it allows me to hear what people are saying above the the music but really cuts out the painful parts. They are not cheap, but I already have tinnitus, so I want to make sure it doesn't get worse.