Honeywell 1028456 Howard Leight Quiet Multi-Use Uncorded Earplug, SNR 28 (50 Pairs in individual boxes)

I have been using these for two decades now and since they became Honeywell the quality has really dropped off. Sizing is now very inconsistent with some pairs being way undersized for adults and therefore loos and ineffective. About 1/3rd of the contents just get thrown away. Very poor quality control by the manufacturer.When you do find a pair that fits they are very good with excellent sound isolation, and even better if you remove the blue fitting core. Can be re-used many times before they start to harden. I have tried lots of different earplugs over the years - you need to find a good fit if you’re a motorcyclist - and these until this last batch have been the best other than buying custom.

Perfect for a quiet night, comfortable to wear too - does the job nicely shutting the noise out - a good product !

Reviewed at £4.99 for 5 packs.Expensive for ear plugs, but they are reuseable.Used on several long haul flights under noise cancelling headphones for maximum effect.Very comfortable, but a little fickle. If you get them in the right spot (which is a long way in) they create a very good seal and the noise reduction is significant. They do take a bit of fiddling though. If you can't get the right spot, then the noise reduction is minimal.The little storage box is very handy and stops them gettging crushed or lost.Would I reccommend - yes, but persevere to find the sweet spot.

I have been using these ear plugs for several years now when riding my motorcycle. They cut out all the wind noise, no matter which helmet I am wearing and the difference is very noticeable when not wearing the ear plugs. Very easy to insert with the help of the solid core, a little lick (which is why you don't share) and in they slip, and they last a long time, several months depending upon the amount of riding I do. Whereas the squishy ones used to be very difficult to get in, would last one or two rides and often fall out. It is the wind noise on a motorbike that makes you deaf or gives you tinitus not the sound of the exhaust. Also brilliant when DIYing and far less cumbersome than bulky ear defenders.

Very good product, I noticed a huge change in the wind noise on my motorbike. Although the little stems caught on the helomet when being removed resulting in them falling on the floor. However, the stems really do make fitting them very easy compared to the sponge ones you roll up and hold in place till they expand. I would definately recommend this product.

Can be slightly uncomfortable and ping out sometimes (although I think I have small ears) but the best I've come across for blocking out loud noise. The carry case is convenient, I attach mine to my lanyard for use at college.

These are useless now, I say this because the used to be good. I complained to Honeywell UK & US directly to ask WTF they changed the design/size/fitment - no answer.

Didn't really drown out much noise, comfy but that's it