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This is the best solution I've found to the problem of wind noise while riding a motorcycle. During my last physical, I was told that I am loosing some of my hearing. I suspect that the wind noise on a motorcycle is part of the reason. Regular foam ear plugs work great, but I like to listen to music and podcasts through my Sena 20S intercom. I've tried other ear buds that were highly rated by "motorcycle" websites, but none of them work as well as these inexpensive ear plugs...that also play music. My number one priority is NOISE CANCELATION. I wear a Shoei Quest helmet, because this is supposed to be a quiet helmet and bought an aftermarket windshield for my Honda VFR....all to decrease the roar of the 70-80 mph (or higher speed) wind noise whipping by my head every time I ride.The sound quality through these earbuds is surprisingly good. As long as I can hear my audio, I don't care because the noise cancelling is my number one priority. In this category, these buds are the best. I've tried homemade custom molded ear plugs, the Comply noise cancelling earbud tips, and various other solutions. This noise problem bothers me so much, I've considered spending big money on custom in-ear monitor type buds. For $17.99 nothing I've tried even comes close to these earbuds. The cord and jack are very sturdy and hold up well to the harsh environment of motorcycle riding. I am pleasantly surprised on their durability. If these buds failed tomorrow, I would order another pair without hesitation.As far as the downside, for my ears, they are slightly uncomfortable. My right ear has always given me problems. I think it is a different size than my left ear. They protrude a little bit from my ear canal and there is an slight "ouch" moment when I take my helmet off with these earbuds. From my experience, I consider my ears canals "large." While wearing these buds under my helmet, there is slight pressure on my ears, but this is a small price to pay to protect my hearing. Also, I'm sure the sound quality could be better (if you spend WAY more money), but in my experience this is the best solution I've found. I can tell they are working, because I can still hear my music on a low volume setting while riding. I am extremely pleased with these earbuds. I'm sure they will work for any high noise environment . If you want to protect your hearing, while also listening to some tunes...BUY THESE. You will not be disappointed.

I bought these to use for dirt oval racing. Coupled with my nitro bee radio I can hear the race director clear as a bell. These look to be durable with the heavy gauge wire and they block out just the right amount of sound. I can still hear when another car is close by but my eardrums are no longer suffering the apocalypse every time I hit a straightaway.

These are perfect for where I work. While I still need to hear certain things throughout the day, majority of the loud sounds are dampened, and the sounds I need to hear still come through. When I talk to coworkers, we have to talk very loudly and up close because of the machinery, I can still hear them even when playing my podcasts. I never need to keep the volume near half to hear my music or podcast while working. Even without playing anything, these are good for blocking the sound of the machinery.These are oval shaped so you do have to pay attention to how you put them in, if not it can get uncomfortable.I do not play my podcasts while driving heavy machinery, but I wear these even when on a fork lift.Many of my coworkers use these as well.I keep my phone in my pocket and string them up my back (under my shirt) to keep the cord contained and hidden. Whenever these decide to die I will try the Bluetooth option.Update 02/2022:I'm on my second pair of the wired earplugs. I like these, I usually wrap them up when I'm finished with my work day, because of this I believe the sound quality cuts out. Sometimes they get pulled when I'm go to sit down so that might be why as well.I'll keep buying these though, I don't want my battery to drain too quickly while I'm working so I most likely won't try the Bluetooth option.I still use my dead pair of earplugs, I just cut the cord off. I use them because I like how easy it is to pull them out and put them back in without having to mess with my hairnet. I use this pair whenever I'm working with a partner since we have to communicate frequently throughout the work shift.Where I work there are small instances where I'm in contact with static electricity, if it's near my cord the sound will have some static sound and cut out, but that is to be expected, I just keep my cord away from whatever I'm doing so the sound doesn't cut out. Not a big deal at all, just fyi.

I wanted something that wasn't "headphones" so I could wear a hat while mowing and knock out some noise. This fits the bill well. They are reasonably comfortable to wear for hours. They do knock out noise well IF you get them in correctly.

The cord is plenty long enough and passable given the price and what the product is meant for. The earpieces seem to be stable and stay in the ear well. The sound is bass forward but overall solid. Certainly isn’t hi-fi, but that isn’t what these are meant for (if you are looking for cheap earbuds that sound great for general enjoyment, look at the moondrop chu 2). They seem effective at blocking out noise but I will update this tomorrow when I use these with the weed-whacker, zero turn, and backpack blower.

The audio quality is surprisingly pretty good, to my ear almost as good at my full size headphones that cost almost 4x as much, but most of the time you'll be hearing DEAFENING thumbing sounds coming in from the cord so much as lightly tapping your shirt. I'm sure you've heard something similar from ordinary earbuds before, but trust me it's much worse with these. The cord is sheathed in a hard plasticky material that basically turns these into a stethoscope. This pretty much ruins them for me personally, so I wouldn't really recommend them.In terms of comfort, they're a little uncomfortable, but not too bad. This is however coming from someone that had to wear earplugs for 12 hours a day for a few years, if you haven't worn them as much you might find them worse.