2 Banded Ear Plugs with 10 Pairs of Replacement Pods - Reusable Shooters Ear Protection for Mowing Shooting Construction Hunting - Washable Gun Range Hearing Protection Ear Plugs for Noise Reduction

Work well. Fit pretty well. Not very comfortable for extended periods of time, but I still give 5 stars because at the price, I didn't expect them to be comfortable.

Item works well. It blocks sound sufficiently. We use them for yard work and shooting. They are easy to misplace but that may be user error more than anything. They are lightweight, designed to be worn on your head or rest around your neck. I would watch out for the little ear piece if you have small children as they do pop off and the littles think they are fun to chew on. We’ve our set for over 4 years now. They last long as long as you don’t lose them.

I work in aluminum tube metal and other architectural metals. I'm cutting and ripping metal all day on the jobsite in an enclosed space (which amplifies sound).LIKES:These earplugs are durable. The earplugs have remained attached to the bridge for this first week of use and don't show any signs of falling off yet. They wear around my neck or hard hat and stay put in-between use (cuts). I'm constantly putting them in to cut. Then taking them out and leaving them around my neck so I can hear numbers being called out for the next cut to be made. They're awesome for that.DISLIKES:The actual earplug part is small-ish and allows for some sound to get past. Fortunately it's enough protection from the saw sounds for my needs. And cutting metal is REALLY loud. Secondly, the bridge is wrapped into too tight of a curvature. So the earplug is puncturing and penetrating the eardrum (I exaggerate) but it's not comfortable - period. So, I took a cigarette lighter and softened the plastic bridge and opened them up a little. Bent them open and made the curvature to my liking. And that's working fine. One minor modification and they're keepers.OVERALL:I'd buy them again and probably will

After wearing gor 8 hours a day it hurt my ears

Warning! Very in-depth review!At my job I'm always having to put on hearing protection to do one thing, then take it off again to hear someone talking. That means this type of hearing protection (with the plastic neck thing) is pretty much the only kind I can use.The problem with these is that they go too far into your ears. Not far enough to be damaging, but far enough to be very uncomfortable. I constantly had to pull on one side or another to get some relief for a minute or two before it slid back in. It didn't help at all that the plastic was so rigid that it'd actually push them in with a pretty noticable level of force.In the end, I took matters into my own hands and wrapped tape around where the rubber tips are mounted, which effectively made them wider, and kept them from going in as far. I also used a cut-off wheel to cut small slits various spots on the plastic neck thing, causing it to lose some of it's rigidity.(I know it sounds crazy, but when it's a slow day at work what else am I gunna do with my time?)Anyway, the modifications helped, and they work pretty well now. So if you're trying to avoid paying an arm and a leg for the name-brand versions, and aren't too against modifying these, you can get some pretty good value out of them.Oh yeah, and one final note. These are actually nicer than some of the foam-tipped versions if you work in dirty areas. The foam-tipped ones can get dirty, and are almost impossible to clean, where as these are rubber, which allows you to just wipe em off with some water and they'll be good as new.

Junk tip pulled off in my ear almost had to go to ER someone got it out do no buy China junk wasted money

Work perfect for loud lawnmower

Comfortable, lightweight and easy to wear