VIBES High Fidelity Concert Ear Plugs - Reusable Noise Reduction Earplugs for Loud Music, Musicians, Raves, Noise Sensitivity, Motorcycles, Airplanes, and Work - Clear

Y’all ready for a real review? Let’s go.Okay so background: I go to concerts about every week. Denver is wild. Anyway, I needed a good pair and I’ve done some researching and tried a few brands out. I’ve used Eargasm, Earaser, and of course, Vibes. Here’s my breakdown:Earaser- very comfortable. Worked well for a while, but my issue was the durability. After about 3-6 months of use, I went to take my earplugs out and the filter came right out of the dang thing. Probably the most invisible out of the 3. (Rank #2)Eargasm- oof. Most uncomfortable of the 3 hands down. The hype was all around me. I hear about this brand all the time and figured I’d spend the $45-$50 for them. Tried them on at home and couldn’t go more than 5min due to how uncomfortable they were. It was a big let down. Had to return right away. (Rank #3) So I decided on vibes next….Vibes- Here we are. These bad boys work so well. The round tip fits the ear very well and I don’t feel any sound “leak through”. They’re easy to take out and they filter the sound so so well. Comfort was a huge thing for me. I wear earplugs at music festivals for several hours so I needed something I could tolerate all day. I forgot these were in for a while. Now, earplugs are going to make conversations a little harder no matter what. That means they’re working. But these have been the biggest game changer for me. I suffer from tinnitus so I was desperate to find a pair that wouldn’t make my condition worse. After shows my ears don’t ring like they used to. I still have ringing but that’s the tinnitus working overtime, not from the show I was just at. Shoutout Vibes, these are the best, especially for the price.I am a very picky person when it comes to products like this. I read reviews for hours before I make a decision (I probably have an issue). So believe me when I say this….my electronic music fans, this is the one. Eargasm my arse…see y’all on the dance floor

I bought 2 of these for an EDM festival and I was impressed. It did not hinder the ability to hear the music; however, it was slightly difficult to hear my girlfriend but it was an easy fix by talking louder or talking directly to each other’s ears. One thing I do wish for a was string attached to the end so I didn’t worry about losing them.

Bought these specifically for use at noisy basketball and volleyball tournaments to which I take high school students. Finally had a chance to use them this past weekend. I've got large ear holes. I switched to the large size tips and thought a fraction larger would have been a bit better, but they certainly were not uncomfortable. Used them for most of a Friday evening and almost all Saturday. Ears never hurt. They definitely dampened the sound, but most things, especially noisy things, were still perfectly clear. Conversations at normal volume were ok, but ever so slightly muffled and just a bit more quiet than I would have preferred. I would say that the experience was satisfactory, but not miraculous. On the other hand, I certainly got my money's worth. I'm sure that you could pay significantly more for a 10 or 15% improvement which no doubt would sound miraculous, but I don't really need that. I experienced much less fatigue, and those sharp, unpleasant spikes of sound when all the fans erupted in cheers, etc. were no longer a factor. Recommended for those with proper expectations.

I keep these in my bag for wherever I go! The tiny case it comes with fits well in my pocket if I don't want a bag that day. I used to avoid a lot of events because of how sensitive my hearing is, but now I can enjoy bars and concerts with friends. My previous pair broke after a couple years, immediately bought them again because of how well they work. Super comfortable, and the clear color makes them not noticeable. You can clearly hear friends talking to you, but dims the loud surroundings. Great gift for people who go to a lot of loud events (protect their ears!) or autistic people like me who get overstimulated by sounds.