hearing protection
hearing protection
Any you Chaps have any experiences (good or bad) of custom made ear plugs. I cannot get along with standard plugs. Think it's because of rather small ear canal. Would feel better spending in region of £100 if they come highly recommended. Cheers
Re: hearing protection
I use these easy to mould to irregular ears
if you cant get them in the canal properly
they will mould to the outer hole as well
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/x7-Pairs-x6-P ... 3f38e429bd
cheers vince
if you cant get them in the canal properly
they will mould to the outer hole as well
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/x7-Pairs-x6-P ... 3f38e429bd
cheers vince
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Re: hearing protection
I have Ultimate Ears monitors if I want to listen to music £200 when I got them so not cheap
Most of the time though I use silicone gel plugs from Boots called Bio Ears, 6 in a pack for £4 ish
They are meant for swimmers to stop water ingress. They are great for drowning out sound!
Mould to your ear and all day comfortable
Most of the time though I use silicone gel plugs from Boots called Bio Ears, 6 in a pack for £4 ish
They are meant for swimmers to stop water ingress. They are great for drowning out sound!
Mould to your ear and all day comfortable
Re: hearing protection
Have worn moulded ear protection with filters for years now. Had a good few sets and wouldn't not use th m.
I use them on the bike, plus we use the same at work for aviation noise protection.
I bought one of the little round tubs with a few pairs of foam plugs last year. Tried and had a head ache and ringing in the ears after a 15 mile ride. Never again.
I think the only snag I have had is the latest work ones were crap and the filters kept on slipping out. So gone back to a older pair.
I use them on the bike, plus we use the same at work for aviation noise protection.
I bought one of the little round tubs with a few pairs of foam plugs last year. Tried and had a head ache and ringing in the ears after a 15 mile ride. Never again.
I think the only snag I have had is the latest work ones were crap and the filters kept on slipping out. So gone back to a older pair.
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Re: hearing protection
I have had a pair of moulded ones, Made by a local guy. Had them at least 4 years now.
They have been great, I say have been.
One of them has split so the fitting is a little loose now. But once you have them made as long as you keep the mould they use to make your ear plug you can get the replaced.
I also have an in ear monitor from ultimate ear that fits my intercom. This makes it much better than the Velcro helmet speakers.
Cheers Dave.
They have been great, I say have been.
One of them has split so the fitting is a little loose now. But once you have them made as long as you keep the mould they use to make your ear plug you can get the replaced.
I also have an in ear monitor from ultimate ear that fits my intercom. This makes it much better than the Velcro helmet speakers.
Cheers Dave.
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I had some made by a company in Bolton, had the mould done at the staffordshire bike show £40, not tried them yet they arrived today but recently i have found the foam ones working their way out and putting pressure on my ear giving me a headache. Remains to be seen how good these new ones are but for the price i thought it was worth a punt.
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www.customearprotection.co.uk
Guy called Antone runs this and I have had plugs from him over many years. He is based in Dorchester, but tours the country going to Game Fairs etc.
Once you have a moulds you can get more if required and the usual speakers etc.
No idea what the prices are like.
Guy called Antone runs this and I have had plugs from him over many years. He is based in Dorchester, but tours the country going to Game Fairs etc.
Once you have a moulds you can get more if required and the usual speakers etc.
No idea what the prices are like.
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Re: hearing protection
Auritech custom fit plugs. IMO the best I've ever purchased.
http://www.auritech.co.uk/
http://www.auritech.co.uk/