Hearprotek earplug Headphones for Work, Safety Foam Earbuds Headphones That Look Like earplugs for Hearing Protection Noise Isolation-Great for Work Shift, Construction, Lawn Mowing, Heavy Machinery

Fantastic sound for what they are. I use these for sleeping. They don’t hurt my ears. These actually have some bass to them. Great price and quality.

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I have used these for 2 years inside a full face MC helmet. They are plugged into a Cardo & work great. They allow conversation & music to be heard over the engine, wind & road noise. I started using them for riding from the east coast to S Dakota & they started off uncomfortable, but after a break-in they are my favorite in ear phones.

These are a good budget option for ear protection with music for those who do not like the silicon-tipped options, like plugfones. I bought them for use while motorcycling, and while I do feel that they adequately protect my hearing, they are noticeably less comfortable than normal ear buds; I cannot get a very good fit due to the headphone driver inside of the foam tips, I wish it were smaller or more towards the back of the plugs, although I know that probably isn't possible or would at least make them more expensive. Ultimately, for $10, these are pretty solid. They protect your hearing, and the music quality is surprisingly good. Not audiophile quality by any means but I don't really mind this because when I use them I am mostly focusing on the road and riding, not the minute details of my music. I am disappointed but unsurprised that the tips are non-replaceable, they are only $10 after all. If they ever get really dirty (mine are slightly dirty after about 20-25 uses), or the foam rips or something, you will have to replace them.

Earplug headphones are probably the best thing I've bought for my motorcycle. they make riding so much more enjoyable - unlike "noise cancelling", these actually prevent the noise from getting to the ear and causing damage, all while inserting the music right to the ear so you don't have to have the volume cranked to the max. I have used a few different brands/versions of these, including "Plugfones". Plugfones changed their design to be awful silicone tips and weird tapered foam, neither of which block the noise at all, at least in my ear shape. These work a lot better with the simple foam tip design. Downsides with foam is eventually they will degrade and fall apart, so it'd be nice if the tips were replaceable. But for the price these are a great option and fit under motorcycle helmets easily. As long as the price stays low, I will continue to use these as my go-to for riding earplugs. Sound quality is decent. It'd be nice if there was a higher quality, higher bass model I could buy as well, but still these do the job quite well.