Alpine MotoSafe Tour Ear Plugs - Prevents Hearing Damage While Motorcycling - Traffic Still Audible - Comfortable Hypoallergenic Material - Reusable Earplugs, 1 Pair

After trying several types of earplug for the bike I have found these to be the best. They offer a good compromise between hearing what you need to and blocking wind noise. They are a similar design to others but are made from a different , softer material that is more comfortable in the ear. There is an insertion tool provided but I have not needed it. They are quite easy to remove , easy to keep clean and are a nice size for my ears. I had them in while riding bike the other day and forgot I was wearing them, the only time this has happened with me. This has to be good enough for a recommendation.

Excellent earplugs. Very comfortable. When I'm on my motorbike they let through the right amount of the right noise so I'm still aware of what's going on, but now the post ride high pitch noise has stopped. The key ring carry case for plugs and insertion tool means I always have them to hand. Would definitely recommend.

Easy to put in and comfortable while riding, definitely helped with wind noise however also couldn't hear much talking while they were in. Really makes a difference if they move slightly when putting helmet on.

Having used those standard sponge earplugs for ages, I was honestly blown away by the Alpine MotoSafe Race. The difference is night and day! The level of noise reduction is fantastic, making my ride so much more comfortable and less fatiguing. What surprised me most was how good they were at blocking wind noise while still allowing me to hear important sounds. I couldn't be happier with this Alpine product - a truly worthwhile investment for any rider!!

Easy to insert in the ear with the handy tool that comes with it, plus has little prongs that stick out of the plug for easy removal. Reduces bike traffic and exhaust noise to a comfortable level. Reusable and washable. thumbs up from me.:)

I wear a modular helmet (always closed) which is apparently pretty bad for wind noise, and I usually ride with bulk bought foam 37db SNR plugs which are awesome for wind, bad for hearing anything else. I bought the Alpine Race.The alpines go in a good bit further and are fiddly which I didn't like, but I could hear my bike well and traffic, great for low speeds. But as soon as I hit 30mph the helmet wind noise felt like I had no plugs. Got upto 60/70 and whilst better than no plugs, it's still really uncomfortable.Repositioned them, tried again, put them in even further, no change. The alpines are x35 the cost of my backup silicon corded ear plugs which don't have the fancy filter, and I love alpine gear, but I can't tell the difference in quality between them.I'll stick to higher db foam plugs, but these are definitely better than nothing so still 3 stars. The carry case is super handy but also after 3 unzips its starting to get stuck and dethread.

Excellent. Does what it says on the tin and you definitely can hear the engine with them on.

The earplugs seem quite fragile but are a little more rugged. Use is via an adaptor, supplied,. There's an art to there use that becomes more apparent with every use. They sort of keep the winded noise away but sadly I've used better.They are reasonably comfortable and value for money. The little case keeps them from getting lost. ☹️🤓