VIBES High Fidelity Concert Ear Plugs – Reusable Noise Reducing Ear Plugs for Concerts, Musicians, Raves, and Live Events – Comfortable Hearing Protection for Loud Environments

I'm a professional musician and these little earplugs have been a game changer for me in live situations. Unlike the large spongy earplugs, these are small and inconspicuous, easy to put in, they stay in place, and they do a good job of cutting the dbs while still being able to hear conversations, instruments and other voices. They are comfortable to wear for 3 to 4 hours with no irritation or discomfort. It's so nice to finish my gigs and not have my ears ringing for the next 24 hours.

These earplugs are incredible, they do not block the sound completely, but filter it evenly, reducing the volume without distorting it, they have a discreet design, they are practically invisible once put on, they are comfortable and adaptable, they include a compact case ideal for always carrying them with you without risk of losing them, I loved them.

I wore them to a festival, where there were loud music and drums and, not only they are very comfortable but they work well, I was still able to hear without getting overwhelmed by the noise. I really like the case because that helps to carry them around without losing them that easily since they are tiny. They are clear so practically undetectable once they are on.

These earplugs worked great! High above expectations! They are so comfortable and provided protection while watching loud fireworks but still able to mostly hear to make conversation.

Our tween suffers from APD (auditory processing disorder) plus additional sensory processing issues. They are super noise-sensitive and also struggle greatly with background noise. In a normal classroom environment with typical background noise, their hearing comprehension is only 2% -- but in a silent classroom, they're also distracted to the point of almost physical eardrum pain by one or two isolated or repetitive noises. They would come home from school so exhausted from the auditory fatigue (and visual, too, we later figured out, after another diagnosis), they'd end up hiding in a quiet dark closet or under the bed till their sensory system could reset. Afterschool activities were difficult, to say the least. Just functioning can be tough, emotions spike, all of it. I know there's such things as auditory filters that can be customized for APD kiddos, but I also know insurance won't pay for them. And we do have to prioritize paying for auditory therapy and OT at this point.So in a complete desperation hail mary move, I ordered these earplugs because I saw a reference on reddit. All I wanted was some relief for my kiddo in the classroom, so they wouldn't come home exhausted -- but these earplugs looked way too tiny, fragile, and lose-able. They'd definitely outgrown using big noise-cancelling earphones, though, and those do get incredibly beat up in the classroom, and are also way too interesting to the other kids, either in terms of teasing, or wanting to wear them themselves. I did also order the neck cord, but I frankly didn't expect any of this to really work for a 9 year old.I was so wrong. I can't say enough good things about these earplugs. My kid did hate them at first -- I think in part because it's very hard to be different right now, and ear devices of any kind make them feel like they stand out. They wouldn't wear them for the first week of school, but then the background noise won. Now the teacher tells me that our kid never takes the earplugs out. They're completely chill when they get home now, too, no closets and no meltdowns. In fact the earplugs have been worn so often, I now have to figure out how to clean them without breaking them. We're also ordering replacements so we are never without a pair. One pair for school, one pair for home.These definitely won't work for gymnastics or other physical activities -- mostly because Mom is completely freaked about a ridiculously active child tearing around with small bits of stuff in their ears. I also don't think they'd stay in during intense physical activity, even with the neck cord. My kid reports that the earplugs work best on background noises, but if you want to tune out a teacher giving a lesson to another kid, the earplugs are not perfect but it at least helps that single voice be less painful and distracting.I also would hesitate before giving these to a kid under 9, but it may all depend on your kid and how you introduce them. I probably didn't do great at that, I just showed them how it worked and said "give it a shot." If you mean these earplugs for therapeutic use of some sort, there should probably be a protocol.We still have all the other parts of APD to deal with, but to have the noise-sensitivity and background noise issue dialed down has bought our family a ton of emotional resources to keep going. I am so grateful. Thank you to whoever invented these!

These are sound canceling ear plugs.. they are comfortable and fit well. But they are not frequency specific, so you can't work with them if you need to hear for mixing.

I wore these to a metal music festival. They were so comfortable that I barely noticed they were there. The music sounded great and my ears weren't ringing at all after the show, so I think they were very effective. I really like the option to change the size. My ears are pretty small. The medium almost hurt, so I switched to the small size and it worked perfectly. There were a lot of mosh pits and crowd surfers, so I got knocked around a little bit, but the ear plugs stayed put!