AlpineMotoSafe Pro - Premium Motorcycle Ear Plugs for Wind Noise Reduction - 20dB - Motorcycle Hearing Protection - Ultra Soft Comfortable Motorcycle Hearing Protection - 2 Pair

I ride a road bicycle on roads, and experience high noise alerts and warnings of temporary loss of hearing. At first I blamed my hearing aids for amplification of wind noise and vehicle noise. But when I experimented by removing my hearing aids I still had the noise alerts. I tried the MotoSafePro and they really performed well, easy to use and fit well. The noise alerts were gone.

These fit really nicely and are very comfortable. Tried them the very night I got them. The wind sound reduction is the most noticeable which will help protect the only pair of ears will will ever have. They don't come out when putting on or removing my helmet they fit very snug. The carrying case looks very slick and the little tool to make the inserting them into each ear more easier. With the tool even with gloves on the inserting of these plugs into each ear is a breeze. With those tabs they are just as easy to take out. This is worth the money.

I have noise induced hearing loss from work, so I have to protect what hearing I have. I have tried many different sets of ear plugs, even custom ones. These perform really great at blocking noise while still allowing conversation. This kit comes with two sets, race and touring. Per Alpine the race cancels 3 more dB.I tried both sets on short trips first and found them equally comfortable once placed in the ear. the race definitely blocks more dB. For my next test I rode a 1000+ mile trip in one day on my 2021 HD Triglide. Both my significant other and I wore the race plugs while on the road. At our destination i found they had performed exactly as promised; I had no tinnitus, no muffled hearing and am very happy with the purchase, as was she, who was hesitant to wear ear plugs all day. Thats the good!Now for the drawbacks; like most other hearing protectors of this type the piece used to remove from the ear is so tiny it is hard to grasp once they have been in the ear. Also these (both sets) use a tool to help insert them properly in the ear. They will go in without the tool but it is a minor inconvenience and I'm sure will eventually get lost.in the package are two sets of plugs , touring and race, a carrying case, cleaner for the plugs, the insert tool and instructions. Definitely a great set and kit and would get five stars if the removal tit was easier to grasp when removing the plugs.if you need or want to preserve your hearing these WILL do the trick and are reasonably priced.

It works well and is easy to use. I ride with Scorpion Exo R1 Air helmet which is noisy. I put these in my ear and wind noise reduces by a lot. Makes my riding experience enjoyable and ears feel great. I have only used the red one. Highly recommended.

I got into motorcycling during the summer and never knew wind noise could be such a problem. I went weeks without it and my hearing was starting to diminish. These earplugs have saved my hearing and I wear them every time I know I'll be going highway speeds. Small, compact, great functionality, easy to put on but most importantly they truly suppress a lot of the wind noise that I enjoy long rides. I can still hear my music albeit a little quieter but nothing bumping up the volume can't fix. Including a small spray cleaner ensures they stay clean consistently. Would highly recommend this to everyone, the hearing loss is not worth it.

I'm a big guy with a big head (XL ~ 2XL helmet), but I think I have average ear holes and these fit great - just as long as you're careful to do the "push and twist" in a way that you can easily reach the pull handles - otherwise you may need some help from someone with nails to get them out.It's surprising both how comfortable they are - compared to, say, the generic / home depot silicone work earplugs - as well as how much vocals come through.They're definitely not as quiet as the 3m foamies but I think that's good because I enjoy the sounds of the road - I just want to protect my hearing, not block out the whole world - which these are great for.I bought the 2-pack, but I've only used the Touring so far and I like them.Side Note: There's no such thing as "noise canceling" ear plugs. All non-electronic ear plugs are "noise isolating". Noise canceling would require an active, powered, inverted signal and would most likely damage your ears at such volumes. Not that anyone cares, but words matter, you know?

I used the red ones for motorcycle riding. I've had them since 2021 have mixed reviews. First the negatives- these plugs need to be perfectly inserted into the ear canal or they allow noise to transmit around them which is terrible if just one of them is not inserted properly; you'll know after a few minutes of riding because the balance of the noise will be to one side. You'll need to stop and adjust them. This is an ergonomic issue and nothing to do with the product itself. Second, the tail on the exterior side of the plug, at least for me, needs to be inserted at the top of the ear canal so as to allow the ability to grip the tail for removal of the earplug. This is very important; I struggled for quite a while trying to grab the tail when it was inserted down along the bottom of the ear canal. Third, after about 100 or so uses, the tail snapped off with the plug still in the ear. This was all bad. Thankfully, I was able to get my fingernail wedged into the body of the plug to dig it out, scratching my ear with my fingernail. Not fun.The noise cancelling was acceptable but would rather have a higher NRR/SNR rating than 21. Only because I have Michelin Anakee Wild tires on my motorcycle and they howl like nobody's business on the street and hard surface dirt roads above 40mph.Overall a good product except for the broken tail. Would like a higher NRR/SNR.