Senner MotoPro Reusable Hearing Protection- Ideal Ear Plugs for Motorcyclists with Aluminium Container, Especially Light Ear Protectors to wear, Reduce Wind Noises, Traffic Remains Audible (SNR 17dB)

Really comfy , can hear all sounds and blocks helmet wind noise. Decent fit, and replaces other brand that block hearing completely .

I am very happy with these ear plugs (and therefore recommend them), I bought them to use when riding my motorcycle as I recently purchased a (relatively) loud exhaust. They're quite comfortable, very easy to remove, and most importantly reduce the volume to an acceptable level. They've also cut out wind noise which is a good thing too (I tried them out before and after having the exhaust put on my bike), though they still allow me to hear other traffic and speak to people without too much difficulty. The only niggle I've been having with them in the last dozen or so rides has been putting them into my ears and having them remain in my ears correctly... What I mean by this is after about 15 minutes on the bike, one of the ear plugs will come out ever so slightly, which allows more sound to enter the ear. I am not sure if it's because I haven't put them in correctly or I haven't equalised the pressure in my ear or something to do with the ear plug itself... but yeah, that's my one niggle with them (there's probably a technique to putting them in your ear correctly which I don't know/haven't succeeded in doing yet). The little container they come with is really handy as well, always have them with me and can put them away easily when off the bike as I attached it to my set of keys for my home. I did read a comment where another person who purchased them attached them to their bike key and had the container open due to vibration... I can see how this would be quite easy to happen, hence why I attached them to my keys that remain in my pocket at all time when on the bike. So to summarise, very good product, easy to remove, reduces volume of exhaust/wind noise sufficiently, handy container, maybe not the easiest to get into your ear correctly (though again, that could be my not putting them in correctly). If I could give half stars I'd give the product a 4.5/5 :)

Being very soft and pliable, these fit well into the ear canal. The filter enables speech and other sounds at a reduced level, but quite intelligible. Very good wind filtering for motorcycle use, and you can still hear the engine and other vehicles etc. I found you have to moisten them very slightly to insert easilt, but not too much or you end up with a 'water seal' which causes ear 'popping'. They are small, so with large fingers you have to be patient and not push them in roughly. Very good and well worth the price. Better in many ways than custom ones, which I have found to be a bit hard on the inner ear. Like others have said, the small 'can' is best kept in a pocket or top box.. not on a key ring.. So I bought a second pair in case of losing one!

Really surprised how good these are, I haven't worn ear plugs on my bike before, but having just purchased a bike that I'm sat more upright on, I found the wind noise would leave me a bit mutton Geoff after an hour or so riding. So I thought I'd start at the lower price bracket and work my way up. So tried the squishy foam ones, they're OK at keeping the noise level down, but you cant hear anything else like someone talking to you, music or intercom or your own speach level, so onto these. Found them very comfortable on my first outing, can hear my music and can tell how loud I'm talking and can hear other people, but most importantly, I wasn't deaf when I got off the bike, no ringing in my ears! Obviously I don't know how they compare to the next price level up, but for now I'll stick with these and report back after a trip down to spain in the summer. UPDATE..all the way to Spain and back and I can confirm these are excellent value for money, they work really well, are comfortable and easy to maintain.

After a 4 day bike trip using these ear plugs daily I feel I made a good choice. They are very comfortable to wear inside my helmet, easily cleaned and the storage canister is very useful. More importantly, they do greatly reduce noise. Wind noise is still very apparent in my flip front helmet but the volume is very much less than riding without the ear plugs. Engine noise and traffic noise is also reduced but audible to maintain a sense of situational awareness. Compared to cheap foam ear plugs which do work fine, I'd buy these Senner ear plugs again if I lose them due to the better comfort, washability and performance.

I ride all year, around 10,000 miles, all weathers except deep snow, on a BMW R1200RT. Motorway commute, fast A-road excursions, not too much B-road ‘scratching’. Nice little container but only to keep in a pocket, it will scratch the bike. The plugs aren’t bad, good white-noise cancelling but still able to let through helmet speaker noise. They are comfortable (ish), certainly not uncomfortable though. Easy to insert, and as long as you place the ‘tag’ in the correct place they are easy to remove. I didn’t put the tag in the right place the first time and they are were a nightmare to remove - memo to self ... The issue for me is that they move a tiny amount whilst riding when swallowing, moving my head, moving my mouth etc. and when they move the make a tiny ‘click’ in me ear and the volume of stuff changes a tiny amount. I have tried having dry ear canals and wet ear canals, inserting them shallower and deeper, and tried inserting them deeply and then removing them slightly, but to no avail. For a short ride it doesn’t bother me, but my 40 mile commute becomes really frustrating after a while. £18 isn’t a huge amount to pay, and the noise reduction is better than cheap foam throw-away plugs, but at least the foam plugs mould to your ear canal perfectly. I paid around £75 2 years ago for a pair of filtered UltimateEar custom plugs (I already had a mould from a previous non-filtered pair) and they are still excellent. I think the noise reduction is very close, but they don’t move about and cause clicking. I use the Senner’s for short trips and stick to my customs for everything else, it helps reduce wear on them. Hope that helps.

This is the third type of earplug I've tried on my motorbike and is the best I've had. I've used these for a couple of months now on my daily commute and find them comfortable, easy to insert and remove and, most importantly, they block the wind and engine noise by a huge amount. Very pleased with them. The case, however, is an absolute pain. It is a largish metal cyclander with a screw toop and is just too big. It comes with a ring to put on a key ring but, honestly, I couldn't imagine how bad it would be having that thing rattling around on my handlebars and binnicle. Senner, put these in a small soft case a bit like Alpine do and they'd be perfect.

Really bad quality. No good for cold weather as the pull levers are way too short, so when youve got cold fingers, theres absolutely no chance your gonna get these out. I had to resort to my wife pulling them out with the help of tweezers, took about 5 minutes. Ive gone back to cheap plugs for the time being. Bit gutted, the holder for the earplugs is really good so it was a real disappointment to get these cheap quality ear plugs.