Decibullz - Custom Molded Earplugs, 31dB Highest NRR, Comfortable Hearing Protection for Shooting, Travel, Swimming, Work and Concerts (Blue)

Easy to mould to your ear and they work very well

Fairly easy to mould and quite comfortable to wear. Good noise reduction but able to hear a conversation close by.

I bought these as a end to buying soft silicone plugs to sleep in after my night shifts, granted that's probably not what there intended use is for but I woke up in discomfort as there were some pressure points so if that's your intention I'd advise not, however as ear plugs for short to medium use they are fantastic, very easy to mold to your ear and have a very good noise reduction. I would recommend some sort of string or something as they can be tricky to get out.

It's hard to get these to mould nicely requiring several attempts. But once you get it right they work well, note. Is hard to tell which is left or right they could of made the solid plastic plugs different colours!

They’re great when being molded and wet. However as soon as they’ve set and gone hard they’re awful. Noise cancellation is pretty much zero even with the foam plugs in. I bought these for riding my motorcycle and they’re so insanely uncomfortable. It’s basically having hard plastic pushed into your ear. I tried remoulding them a couple times and it improved nothing. They’re extremely expensive and now obviously no chance of returning them and getting money back…..DO NOT BUY!!

Fantastic product. Wasted my money on cheaper options and should've just got these from the start.

These are no better than the cheap foam ones. Really, there's simply no reason to use them and they are 100x the price of the foam ones.They say: "perfect fitting earplug that will never hurt, never fall out and provide superior noise isolation". Lol. Nope.They are not comfortable. They hurt. I've tried the silicon (medium and small, large is too big) and the foam ear pieces. I've re-moulded them several times and the plastic is just hard and uncomfortable. Sleeping in them is not an option.To be fair, they don't fall out. But... they are difficult to get out. The snug fit means you have little to hold onto to pull (twisting is more effective, but still same problem). Making a 'handle' while it's still soft is an option, but means you get more pressure when you lie down or lean on a cushion.Honestly, I would avoid them. If these were £3, maybe worth it just to have 'custom' ear shapes, but it's a gimmick, it doesn't block any more noise than foam inserts. If you are serious about noise-blocking in a work environment, get some real headphone-style ones. If you're trying to get some rest, get foam ones or silicon inserts if you don't like the foam ones.

Real easy to shape takes no time at all, shot a 100 bird compition useing these and they worked great fantastic for the price