3-Pair RTSFUS30HP - Howard Leight Fusion Multiple-Use Earplug

Very good ear plugs. They fit well in a variety of ear sizes due to how they are constructed, and are soft and comfortable. They block out a decent amount of sound, more so in my opinion than the foam ear plugs. They do not block out everything, but I doubt there are any ear plugs that can. They are reusable, though I recommend cleaning them frequently to avoid dirt/debris causing ear problems over time. They are not automatically attached to the string they come with, allowing you the option to wear them with or without it. They each come in their own small case like ear buds, which keeps them organized and helps protect them from collecting dust. Very good quality ear plugs, especially for the price.

I have small, tipped ear canals and can’t wear regular earplugs. They won’t stay in and they hurt. I was having my yearly hearing test at work and the lady doing the testing told me about these types of earplugs. I sent away for these ones and I was pleasantly surprised that they work perfectly! I buy several at a time but they last forever, they cut noise better than most I’ve tried and they’re so comfortable that I even sleep with them in at times. So glad I now have a “pain free” alternative to protect my hearing

I use both over-the-ear earmuff and in-ear style ear protectors, and sometimes both for extremely noisy situations. I'm not a fan of the foam type plugs because for me it's difficult to get consistent insertion depth and hence inconsistent noise suppression. My favorite earmuff style for both comfort and noise suppression are the 3M Peltor 105's. They're a bit pricey, but can be worn all day without discomfort. I keep a couple dozen in-ear styles spread around the house, garage, truck and basement for quick access. They're also easy to pop into a pocket for potential noisy situations e.g. music venues. My go-to in-ear has been the Peltor Sport Tri-Flange. Easy to insert, very good noise suppression. For me however, they start to be a bit uncomfortable bulk-wise after a half hour or so. Reading reviews from various sources online, I decided to try the Howard Light Fusions. Although they didn't offer any better noise suppression than the Peltor Sports, for me the long term comfort was exceptional. The other advantage is that the open style of the flanges, and perhaps the characteristics of the soft plastic, prove to be much easier to clean. I also found that the more shoestring-like leash was less likely to tangle when in pocket or stored, or break at the connection point to the plug as compared to the plastic leash of the Peltor Sports. They also hung more freely when the earplugs were out-of-ear and hanging around your neck, making them less apt to fall off when moving around (with the earplugs out temporarily). The downside?.... the Howard Lights are more expensive than the Peltor Sports, but for me they're worth the extra few dollars for the comfort, ease of cleaning and the softer connecting string.

These are nice ear plugs. They have that mildly "gummy" rubber that are decently comfortable and do a good job of sealing up in your ear canal, vs. the cheaper plastic feeling ones, or the foam plugs which are pretty good, but take some adjusting and time to form in your ear. The only reason for the -1 star and overall 4 star rating is the cord. This may be only me, but one thing I find really annoying about most plugs attached to cords are that while wearing and working outdoors, every time I move or turn my head, the cord is dragging across my shirt, and that scratchy dragging noise is then transferred through cord into the plugs and into my ears. Just seems to be very annoying to me. The reason I gave 4 stars instead of 5 is because I have an old pair of similar style plugs that does not do this. I am not sure why, or if they are just a magic pair, but I wish I knew where they came from. Otherwise, a good pick for plugs.

These reusable earplugs with have an optional tied-together design and offer several advantages for users. The included convenient case ensures easy storage and portability, allowing you to keep your earplugs readily accessible. The earplugs themselves are tied together with a braided string, preventing them from getting misplaced or lost. They are comfortable to wear for extended periods, making them suitable for various activities. Additionally, the design allows the earplugs to fit snugly under over ear protection, providing an extra layer of defense against noise. I use these and a pair of over ear protection when I am at an indoor shooting range, or use these by themselves outdoors and they work great! However, it's worth noting that the string can be easily removed, so I recommend you avoid using the string for pulling out the earplugs. Overall, these reusable earplugs with their tied-together design offer convenience, comfort, and added protection. Highly recommend these earplugs for range days, plane rides, snoring partners and more!

These work great

These tiny earplugs are amazing at blocking noise. Most regular earplugs fall out of my ears during sleep, but these don't! However, after a few hours, they do begin to hurt my ears, so I would have to take them out in the middle of the night and hope for no noise.

Nice ear plugs and case is handy. Thank you.

Bad quality and to much price . verify before bye it in your local shops for low cost.