QUOTE(Cyphereza @ Jun 7 2017, 09:53 AM)
Personally, I've tried disposable foam, cheap reusable silicone/plastic earplugs, Plugfones Motorhead and Auritech Bikers.
Disposable foam - the most silent of em all. But a bit too silent. I'm using intercom, barely can hear anything unless it is at full blast. Claimed NNR is 30 dB.
Cheap reusable silicone/plastic - just wore this once or twice, the material kinda chafes the ear.
Plugfones Motorhead - blocks most of the wind noise. But if your helmet is tight around the ears, tends to move the piece out of the ear. Claimed NNR is 25 dB.
Auritech - easy to use, but it seems not as silent as I wanted it to be. I think this could be because of it is a bit small in diameter. Claimed NNR is 24 dB.
So, who else wears earplugs and what brand/model/type do you use?
Some reading and quote sources:
https://www.revzilla.com/common-tread/avoiding-hearing-loss
http://www.webbikeworld.com/r2/earplugs/
Using Oxford earplugs. Bought from MotoWorld PJ.Disposable foam - the most silent of em all. But a bit too silent. I'm using intercom, barely can hear anything unless it is at full blast. Claimed NNR is 30 dB.
Cheap reusable silicone/plastic - just wore this once or twice, the material kinda chafes the ear.
Plugfones Motorhead - blocks most of the wind noise. But if your helmet is tight around the ears, tends to move the piece out of the ear. Claimed NNR is 25 dB.
Auritech - easy to use, but it seems not as silent as I wanted it to be. I think this could be because of it is a bit small in diameter. Claimed NNR is 24 dB.
So, who else wears earplugs and what brand/model/type do you use?
Some reading and quote sources:
https://www.revzilla.com/common-tread/avoiding-hearing-loss
http://www.webbikeworld.com/r2/earplugs/
I only use during long distance trips.
Jun 8 2017, 02:11 PM

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