Custom Molded Earplugs, 31dB Highest NRR, Comfortable Hearing Protection for Shooting, Travel, Work and Concerts

These custom-molded earplugs have been a game-changer for my trap shooting sessions. After 1.5 months of regular use, I can confidently say they're superior to traditional hearing protection options, especially if you're tired of over-ear muffs getting knocked around by your shotgun stock. The molding process might look intimidating at first, but it's surprisingly straightforward and user-friendly. Once molded, they provide an almost perfect "snap-in" fit that's far more secure than disposable foam or wax alternatives. The noise reduction is impressive - they block out exactly what you need them to while maintaining a comfortable fit. Two minor criticisms: First, the lanyard needs to be purchased separately, which feels like an unnecessary upsell given how essential it is for keeping track of the plugs. Second, the initial molding process, while easy, can make some users nervous about getting it right (though it's actually quite foolproof). Compared to traditional ear protection options: - Superior fit compared to generic foam/wax plugs - No more interference with gun stock like over-ear muffs - Reusable and durable - Excellent noise reduction Pro tip: Take your time with the molding process and don't rush it. The results are worth the extra few minutes of careful attention. Bottom line: Despite the lanyard being sold separately, these are absolutely worth the investment for any serious shooter looking for reliable, comfortable hearing protection that won't interfere with their shooting form.

Really easy to do! Worked great. I had no problems molding these. Fallowed directions, besides I did do each ear one at a time. I did take my lower earrings out. But I have one near the top of my ear and you can see a little indent from one. But did not cause any problems. I also did boil water on the stove not the microwave. As soon as the water started to boil I took the water and put it in the coffee cup. Waited maybe 20 seconds and then drop one in. I honestly think they worked great. A few years ago I had custom ear plugs made with a puddy like stuff and I loved them. Used them for trapshooting for many years. But I lost them and I really wanted a new pair. And I found these. They are very close to the other ones I had. But I was surprised how easy they are to do. And how they actually worked. I do feel like they will last along time. But I can definitely tell they plug my ears. I will be using they the next 8 weeks for trap. So I feel like they will last along long time. We shall see! Best of luck

I got Decibullz earplugs to keep water out of my ears, and bought the Radians version for a comparison. Specifically, I need to use them for my son and wanted to try them myself before trying them on a child. Each has their advantages. For noise protection, the Decibullz are rated at 31 dB protection vs. 26 dB with the Radians. I couldn't tell a difference with a different type in each ear, but I'd say a technical point to Decibullz if you're looking for hearing protection. The molding process is a little simpler with Radians vs. Decibullz, but they are both pretty simple. Just like making a mouthguard, you put the Decibullz in boiling water for 5 minutes, take it out for 30 seconds, and then mold to the ear. I would wait a SOLID 30-45 seconds before trying on my child because they are pretty warm. Don't want to frighten a child while time is of the essence. After molding to the ear, let them sit another 5 minutes in the ear, and they are ready to roll. The directions didn't say whether one should remove the round Decibullz logo'd cap from the outside part during the heating/molding, but I did, and it seemed to work out fine. Once they are cooled, they are fairly hard plastic, but (theoretically) perfectly molded to the ears. If they aren't a good fit, they say you can repeat the process, but I've found from experience with toothguards that after the first try, they are less likely to fit the way they were designed to on subsequent tries. On the other hand, if it's only a small adjustment to be made, it might work fine the second time as long as you're very careful not to make big changes. When you finish molding them, they become pretty thin in an adult ear, but a child's ear is smaller so they will probably still have some fullness (and look like the photo) when molded to a child's ear. I wore them for a while, and they are as comfortable as you can expect any earplug to be. As long as you mold them under the curve at the front of the ear "bowl" above the ear hole, they should be pretty hard to accidentally knock out. They come with 3 different sizes of soft silicone "Christmas Trees" to fit on the stem that goes into the ear hole, and another foam rubber nub that can also be used. I think the foam rubber one gives a little bit better noise protection, but the silicone ones look to give better water protection. Still, as someone else wrote in a review, if the foam rubber one doesn't fit and you got them for noise protection, you're not getting the full benefit with the silicone ones. Also, the silicone ones seem to extend slightly further into the ear than the foam rubber ones, but this may be more perception than reality. As mentioned, they are designed with a small, logo'd rubber cap that seats on the outside of a tube that extends down the middle of the plug. With the cap in, they are pretty water-proof/sound-proof. On the other hand, if you lose that rubber cap, they lose 95% of their functionality. The reason they were designed this was was so that you could use them with sound-producing earphones (instead of the rubber caps.) Just be sure that you are ordering the earplugs if you want plugs, and earphones if you want tunes. In summary, Decibullz earplugs are safe to use (if you follow the directions), comfortable to wear, seem to stay in very well, come in slick colors, and probably do a little better job at noise protection that the competition. On the other hand, if you don't follow the directions, you could cause pain when molding them (not likely there would be any lasting damage,) and if you lose the little black rubber cap, they become nonfunctional.

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Waste money the ear plug doesn't work and is too big

I work in a heavy industrial setting. We have sounds that are constantly 90db +. With just the silicone tips it was night and day. The moulding process was easy and they locked in very well to my ears. Unfortunately my pair did not come with the foam tips to increase the db protection level, i did contact the manufacturer and they were willing to send me some replacement tips but Canada post at the time was on strike, and they are a US company. I still wore them under my radio pelters and it really helped up my protection from all the noise that my oelters failed to block out. Unfortunately I lost my pair in my coveralls during laundry day, but will be getting another pair in the future as i did enjoy their comfort and ease of use. I will probably choose a high vis colour next time as black is easy to lose in a bag or pocket, as well co workers can see that you have them in.

I’m actually shocked how good these are! The noise reduction is amazing. Very easy to mould. Crammed the first one in really well and it worked perfectly; but gentler with the second so needed redoing but again, very easy. Bought for when I’m on the bike. No tinnitus after riding and comfortable when in. The only reason they lose marks for comfort is when taking my lid off, its very painful due to the hard plastic wedge in my ears.

Makes motorcycle touring much more pleasant, can hear whet you want to hear but that wind noise just goes.