Decibullz Moldable Earbud Covers, Secure Anti-Drop Universal Earbuds Accessory, Compatible with Apple AirPods(r) and EarPods

These finally solved my problem with insecure fit of Apple AirPods. I love the convenience and quality of AirPods, but they won't stay in my particular ears. I have tried a half-dozen solutions with various sorts of earhooks/wings; none of them have worked-the AirPods eventually work loose as I sweat during a run (I use them to listen to podcasts on daily runs).The Decibullz work great if configured correctly. The company's video is a good primer on how to fit them, but because of the problems I had experienced in the past with other products, I didn't believe they would work with the small amount of forming that the video showed. As a consequence, after warming them up, I used too much finger pressure to try to get the material as firmly as possible into the shape of my ear. This made the fit too tight and caused pain when worn for more than half an hour or so. I then redid the process using the amount of pressure that the video indicated, not pushing the material so tightly into my ear (there's a sweet spot for this); and they now work fine, with no pain even after hours of use.These are not the least expensive alternative, but I would have saved a lot of money in the long run if I had bought these first. They work for me where others don't.

Minuses... they did not fit well on earphones, looked like a piece of bubblegum.... and they still fell out of my ears. bummer. On the plus side they were easy to reshape, and the directions were clear and well written.

Was great for the most part I did not make sure of compatibility, however. It gets a 4 star versus 5 star because they melted in my car. I gave them to my daughter after I figured out they didn’t fit what I had. At some point in our travels they were left in my car and melted. Moldable is great and was the idea but the material should be mad in such a way that it can’t be remolded later

I like the way the custom molded pieces fit my ear and keep the earbud in place regardless of how much I move about. I agree that sharp edges are possible when molding and should be avoided. Comfort lasts only a couple of hours if you don’t get the mold right. My biggest issue is that the plastic used as the main carrier for the earbud is not strong. After 6 months of use, the bottom half cracked and fell off, no longer holding the earbud. Not sure if I would reorder every 6 months, but happy during use.

Molds perfectly to my ears but the only thing I don’t like is that the small plastic ring you snap the AirPod into digs into my ear. I remolded them a few times but no matter what the edge of the plastic ring digs into my ear making it uncomfortable to wear.

I am the only one in my house who has a problem with AirPods not staying in the ear. Well at least until I got these Decibullz moldable hooks. They really work. I can run, do exercise, jump around and the AirPods stay in place. They also provide some noise canceling, although that is not one of the strengths. It took me a couple of attempts at molding them to get the fit just right. On the first attempt they actually hurt the inner part of my ear, but it was easily rectified because you just reheat them and cast them again--no real big deal. I'm writing this review after having used mine for probably six months and they need replacing, so I'm buying new ones.

Molding was fine but when they hardened up they no longer fit to my ear and the plastic was very hard

I've used a few different "hooks" for my AirPods- without success. THESE little dudes rock! I had to cut a small V shape into my first pair to get them to work with my original Airport Pros. However, I found that I didn't really need to do that with my second-generation AirPod Pros. I can run, lie down, do-whatever and these units keep my earbuds in my ears. I also like the little bags that they come with for storage- which hold the Decibulz and the AirPods. Someday I'll find a storage box that holds the AirPods with the Decebulz attached- but I haven't found it yet.