Peltor Sport Tri-Flange Corded Reusable Earplugs, 3 Pair, Noise Reduction Rating (NRR) 26 dB, Comfortable Fit, Ideal For Range, Shooting & Hunting, Washable and Corded, Neon Yellow (97317-10C)

I have tried every kind of ear plug there is, but they don't fit into my ear, or they fall out, or they don't block any sound, and or they hurt when I lie down. I have smaller ear canals than average So if you have the same issue, these are perfect for you. They're also very good at blocking out sound. It's not 100% but it's more than enough to help you get to sleep.What I just suggest is to make sure you keep them clean, washing them with alcohol or hydrogen peroxide fairly regularly because your earwax will collect on them and you'll be pushing it down into your ear. It happened to me so I had wax deep into my ear and it hurt. I Couldn't get it out on my own, I had to go to the doctor to do it. But these are well worth it.They come connected on a plastic string which I put behind my head. I like it because I can take one out and let it hang if I want to hear something or someone, then I just stick it back in when done.They do break off of that string but you can still use them without it for sure. They will always snap off at some point. Perfect if you have small ear canals.

Are much more comfortable to wear than the head phone type ear protection I wore before. Fit well and reduced sound well.

These earplugs come in a handy set with a tiny carry bag so you will always have a pair with you. The noise reduction is pretty good, although less than those all foam earplugs you squish and insert. The advantage to these is they are inserted and removed easily, they little connector line keeps them handy around the neck and you now have the means to reduce the noise around you, be it lawn equipment or significant other. The only wish is that the noise reduction were a bit stronger, but for that you have to go foam squishies.

Comfortable, eliminate noise, look good

Bought these for my man to use while operating heavy machinery. He loves them - they work much better/protect ears better than the squishy orange ones.

As someone who spends time at the gun range, reliable hearing protection is non-negotiable. I recently picked up the Peltor Sport Tri-Flange Reusable Ear Plugs, and they have quickly become my absolute favorite for dependable noise reduction.What immediately impressed me is how well these ear plugs stay in my ears. The tri-flange design creates a secure and comfortable seal, even during extended shooting sessions. I've tried other earplugs that constantly shift or fall out, but these remain firmly in place, giving me peace of mind that my hearing is protected.Most importantly, they do an incredible job of blocking out super loud noises. The sharp crack of gunfire is significantly muffled, allowing me to focus on my shooting without discomfort or concern for my hearing.Being reusable is a huge plus, making them an economical and environmentally friendly choice. They're easy to clean and maintain, ready for my next trip to the range. If you're looking for hearing protection that's dependable, stays put, and effectively blocks out extreme noise for activities like shooting, the Peltor Sport Tri-Flange Reusable Ear Plugs are an excellent investment. Highly recommended for range enthusiasts!

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Great product.I bought this for 2 reasons:1. To reduce noise during air travel.2. For hearing protection while shooting.It succeeds in both, and is a big improvement over the various solutions I had been using.While flying, I like noise protection to reduce the ambient airplane noise (not to mention the noise of chatty passengers) while I am reading. I fly a lot, but do not like using any type of electronic noise reduction for many reasons, including the restriction on using electronic devices below 10,000 feet. My solution up to this point was an expensive set of Israeli-made SilentEar earplugs that were supposedly really good, but just would not stay put in my ears despite trying several sizes. This product fits my ears *perfectly* and results in a quieter environment, so will be coming with me on all future flights.While shooting, I have been using various brands of ear muff style hearing protection, including ones from Stanley, Beretta and Browning. Besides being bulky, nearby gunfire still sounded LOUD. But with these, the sound is now tolerable, and I don't have to fill up 1/4 of my range bag with big bulky ear muffs.You get 3 sets in this package, which is nice and very good value. The only cautionary note I will add is that in each set I got, the yellow cord connecting the two ears was tied in such a tight knot that I almost could not get it apart. For a moment I actually considered *cutting* the knot, thinking that it was not part of the cord, but quickly realized that doing so would cut the cord between the 2 earpieces. You can untie the little knots - if you have patience. [Update: For some time now, they have come tied with knots that are much easier to untie, unlike the earlier version, thus no longer an issue.]I like them! Sorry, what was that you said???UPDATE ONE YEAR LATER:It puzzles me why a few people have had such trouble with these and think they don't work. Unlike what a few others have reported, these work really well for me at the range, and in fact when I have tried wearing ear muffs over the top of these I really can't detect any further reduction in sound.For anyone who has had trouble or think they don't work, be sure that you have inserted them properly and completely. As the instructions indicate, you have to pull out on your ear lobe with one hand while inserting them into your ear with the other - you can't just push them in with one hand because they won't go in far enough to fully seal the ear canal. When properly inserted, you *will* notice the difference - a feeling that I can best describe as being "cut off" from the world. If you don't feel that, they are not inserted properly and you will NOT get anywhere close to the level of sound reduction that these can provide.Anyway, these work just great for me, and I am about to order more.UPDATE, several years later:I keep buying more, because I am concerned about my hearing, and these help a lot. If you don't do anything around noise, you won't need these, but most of us do.My latest use, which perhaps negates my original title a bit, is to wear while out on my side-by-side ATV, which is quite noisy. I keep several pairs of these in the vehicle, to wear myself, for my spouse to wear, and for guests. While they greatly suppress the noise of the ATV, my spouse and I actually *can* easily hear each other while wearing these. Seems perfect.I've seen a lot of silly comments by others here, who say that:* They are uncomfortable. True, you won't want to wear them all day. That would be true of any hearing protection.* The state of California says that they are "known to be carcinogenic." Perhaps true if you eat them, but half of the things I have purchased lately have come with such a warning. I live in the real world, not California.* They don't work. Well, they do for most people - especially if you insert them correctly.