Cyclist Wind Deflector Ear Muffs for Noise Reduction Earmuffs, Cycling Ear Wind Deflectors for Ear Wind Protection, Sensory Headphones for Hearing Aids Users Tinnitus Over-Ear Headphone

A little pricey for what you're getting and may look a little silly but they work great. You can hear all around you but no wind noise. I can finally listen to an audio book while riding with having the volume near max.

If you suffer from tinnitus and the wind bothers your ears when riding your bike; these covers are the solution! Eliminates the swooshing sound in my ears.

These are cheaply made, way over-priced and only marginally effective in reducing wind noise. Basically a huge waste of money.

Meh. I mean it works well and it does cut down the wind noise BUT it is uncomfortable to wear for extended periods specially if you are wearing headphones like apple ear pods.

I've been looking for something to reduce wind noise while bike riding, particularly when using my ear buds which are almost impossible to hear at times. These were twice as expensive as the alternatives I tried, but also at least twice as effective, so there's that. With these over my BT ear buds and listening to a podcast at ~15 mph, I was in my own world with no perceptible wind noise at all. With the ear buds out, there was still a little wind noise, but I didn't find it objectionable at all. No problem hearing traffic and other riders. A lot of the wind noise when wearing a bike helmet comes from the chin straps. After some experimenting, I found that placing the ear covers over the straps seemed to work best for me. I didn't find these to be any more uncomfortable than any other headset, but I think an hour of wearing them continuously would be about my limit. If they break or fall apart, I'll probably buy another pair, but hopefully at a lower price. Kudos to the inventor. You came up with a better mousetrap.

I have over the ear hearing aids. When I ride my bicycle in the wind, the aids go crazy. I have tried may fixes. None worked. These really do work!

I tried these for riding my ebike. The wind noise was killing me so I paid the oddly high price for these to try them out. They are comfortable, and stay somewhat cool in hot weather, as well as can be expected at least.However, the wind noise reduction was mild and does not seem worth the trouble. I only took them out on one ride and put them in my closet when I got home, where they remain today. Still looking for a better solution.

Got these to keep cold air out of my ears when I'm hiking. Works great and I can hear just fine with them on .