10-29-2014, 09:09 AM
I used to have some custom musicians ear plugs. An audiologist creates a mold of your ear canal so they are a custom fit to your ear. I've seen some of the DIY earplug kits, this is a little more serious of a kit. They also had swap-able attenuation , 9dB, 15dB, 25dB. Worked great for mixing sound on concerts and festivals, I imaging they would have been perfect for motorcycles. I use my custom In-Ear-Monitors now, similar idea but with speakers built in.
[url=http://www.etymotic.com/hp/erme.html]Custom Ear Plugs
[url=http://www.hearos.com/products/ultimate-soft]I buy these in bulk, keep a pair in my wallet.
Better than the squared off foam plugs. You can pretty easily adjust the amount of attenuation depending on how far you insert them in your ear.
Some people prefer silicon ear plugs.
[url=http://www.macksearplugs.com/details/noise-ear-plugs/pillow-soft-earplugs-6-pair-value]I've persanally used them but they're probably be good on a bike.
Then there's this style.
[url=http://www.etymotic.com/hp/er20.html]I like them for music but I'm not sure they'd fit under a helmet well.
[url=http://www.etymotic.com/hp/erme.html]Custom Ear Plugs
[url=http://www.hearos.com/products/ultimate-soft]I buy these in bulk, keep a pair in my wallet.
Better than the squared off foam plugs. You can pretty easily adjust the amount of attenuation depending on how far you insert them in your ear.
Some people prefer silicon ear plugs.
[url=http://www.macksearplugs.com/details/noise-ear-plugs/pillow-soft-earplugs-6-pair-value]I've persanally used them but they're probably be good on a bike.
Then there's this style.
[url=http://www.etymotic.com/hp/er20.html]I like them for music but I'm not sure they'd fit under a helmet well.