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Solid Ear Plugs

Solid ear plugs offer a similar level of protection as foam plugs, but they prevent the gaps that come from improper insertion, and that’s a huge difference.

Solid plugs fit snugly because they are custom-made for your ear canal. For that reason, they must be purchased from a licensed hearing care professional.

Common uses for solid ear plugs:

• Riding a motorbike
• Shooting (in combination with ear muffs)

Passive Ear Muffs

Passive ear muffs look like headphones. They cover the ears to prevent excess sound causing damage. They must fit correctly to prevent gaps where sound can sneak through.

Passive ear muffs reduce ALL the sound reaching your ears, including speech. They are useful if you don’t need to converse with people:

Common uses for solid ear plugs:

• Operating machinery
• Shooting (combined with ear plugs)

Active Ear Muffs

Active ear muffs are the most sophisticated form of hearing protection. They include electronic technology to mute loud sounds like gunfire but not softer sounds. That makes conversation possible.

This solution is often right for:

• Hunters
• Shooting instructors and their students (who need to hear speech)

Concert Earplugs

Normal earplugs tend to reduce higher frequencies more than lower frequencies. For listening to music that’s a problem because it makes the music uneven. Concert earplugs are designed to reduce all pitches equally.

Concert earplugs are recommended for:

• Regular concert goers
• DJs
• Musicians

We’ve found the best concert earplugs for your protection and enjoyment. Take a look here: