Ezprogear 0.8" Lapel (Lavalier) Microphone Windscreen

I still use a small corded headset to talk on my phones with, and I couldn't ask for anything better than these. I speak quiet, so I need the mic right in front of my mouth, this in turn causes the problem of breath in my speech muffling most of my words. These windsocks nullify that problem in the extreme. The other problem with my sensitive headset is that it picks up wind from just about every angle if it's over 5 mph, under most situations these dampen all wind noise.The mic diameter of my headset is just shy over 1/2" at it's widest point (exactly 13,5 mm), and I have to work these windscreens over it with a bit of an effort, but once they're on they stay great.I'd highly recommend these, just one of them lasts me about a year. I use to buy a cheap bulky headset from a local store, then return it, just to acquire this windsock off of the end. A cheap move, and a little of an investment, but actually buying five of them for half the price is much more worth it.

I work as a fitness instructor and purchased these to use on the wireless mics at the gym. These were too small to fit the mics at my gym and therefore were useless for what I needed. Ended up just going to Powermusic.com and ordered there even though they were more expensive.I hate to have to give a low "star" rating since the product was not technically defective or anything, but in case anyone out there was looking at these for the same reason I was (fitness instructor), I thought it would be helpful to know that this may not be what you are looking for.

How excited can you get about a foam windscreen, but it seems to filter out the wind pretty well. It fits the Plantronics Voyager 510 and the Pro Plantronics with the boom mics

I bought these hoping to use them for my over the head headset. They are too small and don't fit. Waste of money. And shipping was high. So, it's not worth sending them back. They're sitting in a drawer...