SprigsEarbags Bandless Ear Warmers/Earmuffs with Thinsulate Ear Muffs For Winter

I work outside during the winter in the Midwest and it while it gets really, really cold out, i have never liked hats for a multitude of reasons and i would get too hot wearing them because i was moving around too much but my ears would get way too cold. I tried earmuffs and theyre fine but theyre bulky to carry with me and i realized i couldnt wear my wireless earbuds with earmuffs.So I bought these in hopes that it would solve every problem and they did! Now my ears stay warm while the rest of my head can stay cool while working. They fit perfectly too. I ordered the medium as recommended and i was worried at first about them falling off too easily but they snap into place without applying pressure. i think they look cute too! Theyre easy to get used to and fit in your pocket when you dont need them. I can wear my wireless earbuds now AND i was hesitant at first that when i answered a phonecall while wearing them that it may be too muffled for the speaker to work when i talk but it seems to be just fine! i have talked to a few different people on the phone via wireless earbuds and nobody has mentioned anything about sound issues. The quality is nice, not too thick for me. I wear them for about 5-6 hours at a time and occasionally my ears can be a little sensitive so they sometimes feel a little irritated around hour 5 but usually just taking them off for a little bit and rubbing my earlobe is enough and i can put them back on after just a short couple of minutes. I definitely recommend giving them a shot

I love my Earbags! I use them under my riding helmet when I am on my horse. I ride in the mountains and it can be a bit chilly. I haven’t tested them in extreme cold as I do live in Southern California, but they were great in temps around the mid-30s and windy.The Earbags keep my ears toasty warm. They are easy to put on and stay in place, even under the harness of my helmet.I also love that there are many color choices.Great product. I have given them as gifts to other horse friends. I would buy them again!

These work better than I expected. You do need to make sure they are secure. Sometimes I put them on and they snap and I think I’m good to go, then one falls off (one time the wind took one off me). I do still like these a lot and if you wear a beanie or a scarf over them they are a solid option for cold weather survival. The black ones blend in flawlessly with my dark hair and I love that they are small and easy to hide. I have had no issue using them over my AirPods (except that it muffles the microphone when making phone calls but that is to be expected). They come with a nice little baggy, very portable. Good alternative to standard ear warmers!

When I run and it's below 75 degrees I get insane migraines around my ears from the cold constricting my blood in my ears.The headbands are too much and they get extra sweaty. These are minimal and you have to learn how to tighten them to your ear. The plastic inside will warp when you out pressure on them and it will hug your ear. They will not shake off no matter how much head banging you do.These are a wonderful invention and now I can run outside in the winter without a big headband or ear muffin that keep me too hot.

It's all about suitability for a particular purpose. Let me start with my assessment of what I observed unrelated to how I had wanted them.The materials and fabrication seemed to be quite good. Fit: I could get them on, but I should have gotten the large instead of medium. If you get an almost-right size, it will be tedious to get them on. I suspect the larger size would pop right on.These muffs might be great for you. They failed for my intentions. I wanted was something to block (or diminish) the blaring, loud music at my gym so I could listen to something of my own choosing streaming from my phone to my hearing aids.Purpose: Sound Block: Poor (for me)It had almost no effect on reducing the external sound. This failure to function as I had hoped might be different for you. Here are some things to consider:1) If you want to block the little sounds around the house to sleep, it might do the trick. It seemed to have no effect on the blaring music at my gym.2) Though the (at least partially) covered my hearing aids, enough of my hearing aids might have remained exposed to pull in external sound. This would be no "fault" of the muffs, but it would just mean they were not suitable for my purpose.Purpose: Barrier to cold: Modest BenefitThey made my ears slightly warmer, but not uncomfortably hot. I was indoors. I do not know how well they'd buffer you from extreme cold.Fit: If I had it to do over again, I'd get the LARGER. For my gym application, they were too tedious to put on, and I could not exercise without one of them popping off. I do not think a larger size would make them work any better for my objectives.I could tell within a few minutes that these were not designed or made for how I was trying to use them. I cannot speak ill of them because most of you will not be trying to use them the way I was. Still, this experience might be relevant to SOMEONE. :) Good luck in your search for the perfect muffs. These might be the right ones for your purposes!