Auritech Biker Ear Plugs

Not the best tbh. Pretty average. Probably won't use. Doesn't filter the noise out sufficient enough for me but ok for short journeys, at a push. Bought as a backup only.

I have had a variety of these in the past and they are all better than nothing.

These on the other hand, are bloody good. The amount of noise it reduces is stunning whilst still being able to hear music etc and intercom and phone calls.

It must be witchcraft!

These were my first non disposable ear plugs, and while not perfect, after trying many other brands offering similar products and forking out for two sets of custom moulded ear plugs... I've come back to Auritech every time.

Comfy enough for 12 hours in the saddle/day on long tours, adequate hearing protection without killing the important sounds.
Perfect? Not really. Can be a faff to remove and could do with reducing a few more db imo.
Better than anything else I've been able to find? Overall, yes, absolutely.

Great longevity, easy to clean, handy storage case that lives on my keyring, ASBO orange in case of accidental campsite drops... super easy to find with a torch.

Bought another pair of these as my previous ones were several years old and getting a bit tired.. Excellent earplugs with good high frequency (wind noise) reduction, but still allowing me to hear engine, intercom etc. Slightly smaller size than other similar cheaper plugs which makes them easier to insert and more comfortable to wear for longer periods.

Fit easily into ear and work very well for the price you pay. Still able to hear intercom and music

Excellent. They do exactly as they describe. Good value.
Tested across Europe.

Great ear plugs for use with integral helmet communication system, comfy and great container to keep them in when not in use as I would lose them otherwise.

Much better than the disposable ones

I can't seem to get these to fit in my ear properly and they don't block out the wind noise as expected.
For now I'm using my old faithful foam plugs but will persevere and hopefully get these sussed out.

Find these very comfy and can still hear what I need too, I find foam plugs irritate my ears and these ones don't so that's a bonus in my opinion

Have been using Auritech for 4 years and very happy with their performance and durability. So very disappointed this season to only find one plug in my safe place but pleased to report Sportsbikeshop supplied new set within 48 hours!

Bought these as an alternative to the basic foam plugs I usually wear, as intercom sound was very muffled. They are very comfortable even for prolonged use and so far have stayed nicely in place. There is more wind noise compared to the foam plugs of course, but it is not too intrusive and I find it an acceptable trade-off for better intercom sound.
On the down side, the tabs are pretty fiddly to get hold of when removing the plugs, bit that may be different for other users.

They block sound less well than work earplugs, but general sounds are less muffled than a standard set

The plugs do allow you to be more aware of your surroundings whilst protecting hearing. Not as good insulation from noise as foam, but that's the trade off for awareness. The main fault for me was pushing them in a way that felt like using foam and then realising I needed the pliers on my key ring multi tool to get them out again! They need to have 2 sizes, as I think they did in the past.

These are a game changer for me. Firstly, these do not shut OUT the noise, they reduce them to a safe level…that is important. Unsafe sound is not the sound itself, the the decibel of it.

I used good ol' 3M earbuds and if you want complete deafness those are the ones you want.

As a newer rider, not being able to hear anything was disorienting, these definitely block out the noise, but not to the point I can't hear anything except muffled sound.

I still think I'd use the 3Ms for longer days, but for short stints and commuting, I'll stick with these.