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This low foam earplug virtually eliminates pressure on the ear canal, making it extremely comfortable for long term usage. Smooth, soil resistant skin helps prevent dirt from adhering to the surface while rolling prior to insertion. Winged ends make for easy removal. High visibility fluorescent colors
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Can't sleep without it.
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Better than any sleeping pill if you wake up easily. I started using it when I was working at night and sleeping during the day. Now I am back to day shift and use it at night. Only a fire alarm wakes me up. My wife uses it also and my snore does not bother her any more.
Rating: 
(5
out of 5) @ 2008-12-19
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Comfortable.
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I snore and live at busy intersection, so my girlfriend and I were going through a lot of earplugs, and became somewhat of an authority on the subject. Overall they were very good with the exception of length. My girlfriend has extra small ears, so they didn't fit perfectly, but for most they should be great.
Rating: 
(4
out of 5) @ 2008-10-23
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Great for Motorcyclist
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These are the highest rated foam earplugs, and they work great. Fit is way better than most of the tootsie roll sized foam plugs you get in stores; these are specially molded and fit in perfectly. To install, you pinch the ends a bit, put them in your ear canal, and let the foam puff up until it fits your ear. It filters the low rumble and wind noise very well, but not the high frequencies, so you can ride safetly but still hear sirens and horns just fine. Also works great for mowing the lawn or running gas powered gear. Liked em so much I got 2 boxes. You should too.
Rating:
(5
out of 5) @ 2008-10-16
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It works excellent in noisy places
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Once you learn to place them correctly in the ear canal, they work perfect blocking noise, make sure you follow the instructions.
Rating:
(5
out of 5) @ 2008-09-30
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One of the better earplugs around
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I have tried a bunch of different earplugs and this is definately one of the better around. I use them for sleeping and they block out just enough noise but you can still hear if you are awake and you can still hear the alarm clock or phone.
Rating:
(5
out of 5) @ 2008-09-07
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