Earplugs- what kind and where to get them
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Earplugs- what kind and where to get them
I wanna try out wearing earplugs while riding. I am not really sure if I am going to like them so I want to try them out.
Anyone know a good kind of disposable earplug? Where to get them? Are there sample packs where you can try out different shapes and kinds?
Anyone know a good kind of disposable earplug? Where to get them? Are there sample packs where you can try out different shapes and kinds?
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When not using my military re-usable plugs, I use Winchester Red-E-Fit foam earplugs (orange). They have a Noise Reduction Rating of 32 decibels. While I wouldn't recommend doing this for range use, I will say that you can reuse the same pair for a day's riding (a few removals/uses). They'll give you hearing protection from wind & excess noise, while allowing ample hearing inputs to be aware of what is going on around you. They are available at most every Walmart.
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I use use some cheap yellow plugs I got at a gas station, I think I paid 99 cents. They work fine, Don't stop all noise but keep the engine/pipe noise to a minimum. It takes some work to get used to wearing them because you can't hear other vehicles until they're relatively close. I only use them for long rides, around town I feel like I'd rather risk the hearing damage and hear what's around me, on the highway/interstate they're a lifesaver because they really cut down on riding fatigue.
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I have some skullcandy earphones that i use to listen to music/silence noise and i love them. They have different size end caps so you can adjust it to your ear. This allows me to play my music at a low volume and be able to hear it even at 60mph. Im also able to hear cages around me as well as sirens coming up behind me(normally not a good thing) lol
They were only 10bucks at cyclegear
They were only 10bucks at cyclegear