@Gordon Nichols posted:It’s on my key ring so I don’t leave home without them.
I tried both the medium size and the “petite” size. Being a Manly 5’6” I found that the Petite fits my ear canal better and stays put, rather than slooowly slipping out and getting louder, which was annoying.
Remember, too, that they come with three different sets of sound attenuators so if they don’t seem quiet enough with one set, try the mid or maxi ones.Robert, the Ear Peace models are not memory foam. They are barbed silicone and they come with instructions for insertion as you described it (which works great, btw). The memory foam plugs tend to give me headaches after an hour or so. The Ear Peace mushroom jobbies do not.
I’ve got mine set such that the exhaust is a moderate to low rumble, yet I can still hear the stereo nicely and car horns, the noise of passing cars and even people on the side of the road (usually kids waving at the car). They’re designed to attenuate the exhaust rumble while allowing higher frequency sounds through (like the radio).
$20 bucks for ear plugs was a lot cheaper than a Grand for a new exhaust system.
Being in law enforcement as well as a competitive shooter I've worn silicone ear plugs my entire adult life and they work very well and are very comfortable. When I gear people say they don't work well it is usually fit related because they're not in the ear canal properly.