High Fidelity Concert Earplugs, Reusable Musicians Ear Plugs, 24dB Advanced Filter Technology Ear Protection for Music Festivals, DJs, Musicians

These earplugs are comfortable and convenient. I love the carrying case with the carabiner clip because it allows me to always have them with me for when I need them. No more misplacing or losing them. The sound quality is outstanding. They are noise cancelling so you can enjoy the other input whether its music or my podcasts . Also the colors are great. I highly recommend them.

Purchased for my kid, has autism. Sensitive hearing. It works great, helps with sound overload.Price is good, it’s her second pair, lost first one.

At a rock concert- still quite loud, but really protects hearing. You'd still be able to feel the beat in your chest. At a songwriters event where the music wasn't too loud, I just put on one side on the ear that is more sensitive to noise. Its quite clear and not too muffled.Overall noise cancellation is just right for louder songs. You can wear one side or a bit looser when its an acoustic set. Just my preference.It's a bit hard to hear conversations from people around when the music isn't playing, so I usually wear one side until the music starts. Its comfortable to wear for longer periods of time and comes in a few sizes for the best fit. Very happy with this purchase, and I think anyone who goes to concerts a lot or plays music should get a pair of these.

i use these when i ride my motorcycle. my harley has a louder exhaust and these work well to block most of the sound. i do like the fact that they let some sound in so i can hear my music. i would recommend these and if you ride a motorcycle you need these. for years i didnt use hearing protection and now i have hearing loss. even if you have a quiet bike use these - prolonged wind noise can damage your hearing. i sure with someone had told me that years ago.

I play the drums and I love these ear plugs. They are light and let in a lot of sound, which is nice, but they block out the air pressure that comes from loud instruments. I can hear the band but I don't' have a numb feeling in my ears after playing. The little case with a carabiner is super practical to ensure your ear plugs are always near where you need them, so you don't need to scramble to find them last second.

I bought these earplugs specifically for concerts, I went to a Steve Lacy concert last year in October and left with ringing in my ears that lasted a few days. Two months ago I went to the club and the speakers were so loud my chest was literally vibrating. Didn’t realize my ears were ringing horribly till I went home and was in complete silence. This time the ringing lasted for a whole week. So last month in June I attended another Steve Lacy concert and decided I need some type of protection beforehand. Went with these after being so indecisive, but the reviews were pretty convincing. So I wasn’t in the general crowd at the concert but I sat in the bleachers fairly close to the speakers right by the stage and it was also an outside event. I put the earplugs right in as soon as I sat down. ****The music sounded the same and was loud and clear, I heard every word that was sung. Mind you three other performers were there before Steve Lacy. After a while I literally had to touch my ears because I forgot the ear plugs were in. I was wondering if they were actually working, so I took them out and my god it was so freaking loud out there I couldn’t believe how much sound it blocked out! It’s just as if the volume was turned down *not* muffled. Also!!! Listen to the instructions of how to put it in EVERY TIME, that definitely helped them stay secure. I did have to adjust them here and there. I sang loud when Steve Lacy came out and it didn’t bother me, *maybe* others around me, I had them in basically the whole concert. Only to come home and realize I had SLIGHT ringing. Now, I was said to believe these would “completely” protect me from harmful frequencies/vibrations/high levels of sound. While it wasn’t crazy ringing I was very annoyed that I left with any type of ringing. That being said I would recommended these for anyone who doesn't know which brand to go with, but if you’re going to be extra close to very loud speakers this isn’t the one for you. I would also say don’t get caught up in the “specifics” of earplugs, these are pretty good for starters. Hope this helps anyone who is indecisive or whoever doesn’t have insight on earplugs!

Bought these over a year ago and they have saved my ears at many parties, concerts, and even the occasional movie screening. I love knowing that wherever I go, I have something to protect my ears. I love that the case is attached to my keychain. It’s literally always with me.

I should have gone with the little more expensive, well known brands.I bought these a month or so prior to a concert I was going to and chose these over other products because the db rating was higher and the product was less expensive.The sound quality using these during the show was horrible. Almost no difference between wearing them and not wearing them. I spent the whole concert wondering what the artist was saying because I couldnt hear anything over the instruments.I would recommend buying the slightly more expensive brand to anyone who is looking to buy these for concerts