Hearprotek Ear Plugs for Concerts, 2 Pairs Silicone high Fidelity Noise Reduction earplugs Festival Essentials Hearing Protection for Musicians Rave Music Motorcycle Drums Percussion Flight Tinnitus

I bought these as I was conscious that loud music at concerts I attended was risking my hearing. I spent a lot of time researching suitable solutions and found that these were recommended widely. Having tried them out at multiple music events, I have to say that I am very happy with them. They don't muffle the sound in the way that foam ones do; rather, they reduce the overall volume, meaning that instruments and voices still shine through, allowing you to hear the words. There are two sets of earplugs come, with a total three different options for noise reduction (low/medium/high) which you can use interchangeably in the earplugs. My wife and I use the medium and high noise-reduction filters so I can't comment on the low reduction ones.One point to note: the method of inserting them is somewhat unusual... You hold the tab at the end of the earplug and put your hand over your head to insert into the opposite ear. The instructions explain the method clearly. You might feel a bit self-conscious inserting them, but don't be - your hearing is much too important to worry about that! And Don't just grab a plug and stuff it in your ear: if you do, the tab isn't always easily accessible after use and you will struggle to pull them out - I know, it happened to me - lesson learned!The plugs are complemented with a durable aluminium container for storage, as well as a smaller plastic storage box - we use one each. There is also a thin, attachable plastic lanyard in case you wish to take them out and let them dangle round your neck rather than faffing around putting them into the above storage containers. I used this option at a music festival, and although the lanyard feels quite flimsy, it did the job with no issues.So, in summary, strongly recommended. Reassonably priced, and your hearing is worth it!IMPORTANT NOTE: My review is for the Sky Blue set of earplugs. Many different colours are offered, but please check the product description for the colour you would like to buy carefully, as some of the different colours offer only one pair of earplugs rather than two, and some of only offer TWO different options for noise reduction (low/standard)

The sound reduction and quality on these earplugs is great, but I find them less comfortable than the Studiospares and Alpine plugs when used for a long time.They do fit better than the Studiospares, so are better for singers and performers than those, but for concerts I would consider the studiospares.Alpine performer ear plugs are better overall, but do suffer from the filter inserts becoming loose, something that cant happen with these hearprotek plugs.

These things are amazing. Unlike foamies drop the volume across the frequency range so you don't loose anything except volume. Wore them to recent Babymetal concert. Without the deafening. Did swap filters half way through concert from medium to low for a bit more loudness - chef's kiss. For the money these are exceptional. Wholeheartedly advise. And the different filters plus 2 fitment sizes are just the cherry on top 👍

i used these for the first time at an olivia rodrigo concert and i found they were really comfy, stayed in my ear, and everything was still so loud ! i was going to buy the loop experience ones everyone recommends for gigs but was reluctant as i’ve heard you can hear yourself singing, but i didn’t have that problem with these. maybe it was because it was so loud but i couldn’t really hear myself, only when it was quiet. i could still hear other people, the singing didn’t sound muffled and they are sooo much cheaper than the loop ones for what i think are really good quality earplugs.

There ok easy to use..keeps wind out my ears as my ears are bad..the design is not bad too

Went for these after reading numerous reviews and deciding that at my age I needed to try and protect my hearing. They come with plenty of bits and bobs, 3 cases, 2 different size earplugs, 3 filters and a neck chord. I found them comfortable but an used to using In Ear Monitors that fit deep in the ear canal. The neck cord is a nice touch but I found the fit wasn’t as good with it on others may notice no difference. The tubular metal case will only store the earplugs without the cord so a bit useless unless you don’t use the cord. The full case all of the items came in is compact but I like to travel light to gigs so it is a bit big for me.The earplugs worked well at a recent Slash gig with no ringing afterwards but you lose a lot of tonality. I also felt that I wasn’t really at the gig if that makes sense, more like hearing it from outside the venue? For people that have severe hearing issues or younger people trying to stop hearing decline they would be ideal, for me unless the gig is monstrously loud I will take my chances, the reason for going to live gigs for me is to hear music as it should heard, the way recorded music doesn’t sound. There should be more depth, attack, bass and top end all round and these obviously change that. I also couldn’t differentiate between the filters but that may just be me.

It certainly protects the ear, they fit the ear, very effective. It'll take a bit of time to get comfortable with it. The earplugs were hard to take out from the case, takes a huge amount of patience to take out. I love the caribeaner that comes with it, making it very portable.

These are brilliant, they reduced all noise level yet kept the clarity of the music were easy an comfortable to use the smaller spare set I use at work and work amazingly