Need good pair of earplugs

Off-topic
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After yesterday’s 130 mile round trip on the M25 I’ve decided enough is enough. Can anyone recommend a good pair of ear plugs that i can purchase? Not fussy about budget, just after quality and reputation

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get the self-moulding custom sets from ebay. they’re much more comfortable and a much better fit. a lot cheaper than getting a company to mould them for you too

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I just use big bags of cheap orange ones from Infinity Motorcycles. Never had a problem with them. 

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I use LaserLite Foam ones…but I guess bespoke pre-molded are the way to go… Bike show to get close up and personal?

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get the self-moulding custom sets from ebay. they're much more comfortable and a much better fit. a lot cheaper than getting a company to mould them for you too me_groovy
like these: http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Oxford-Ear-Soft-FX-Motorcycle-Ear-Plugs-25-Pack-SNR39-Noise-Reduction-Cancelling-/141870863217?hash=item2108299371:g:dt8AAOSwCypWmSKu 

Thanks for suggestions guys. That’ll do

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I use disposable foam ones because a) I get them free at work and b) they get manky and it’s convenient being able to throw them away.

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I quite like these:

http://www.auritech.co.uk/universal-fit/biker/

comfortable and effective and not bad price at £20 with the nice little metal tube to keep them in

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Also, bear in mind that if you’re buying custom moulded ones for better performance then you may be disappointed - especially if you mould them yourself. The HSE did some research a few years ago and a lot of the moulded & self mould ones failed to comply with the relevant standard.

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I’ve been using foam types for years.  I briefly dabbled with the moulded ones a year or so ago, and I wasn’t impressed.  IMHO save your money, and get some foam ones.

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get the self-moulding custom sets from ebay. they're much more comfortable and a much better fit. a lot cheaper than getting a company to mould them for you too me_groovy
like these: http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Oxford-Ear-Soft-FX-Motorcycle-Ear-Plugs-25-Pack-SNR39-Noise-Reduction-Cancelling-/141870863217?hash=item2108299371:g:dt8AAOSwCypWmSKu 

Thanks for suggestions guys. That’ll do

CBR500R commuter
No I mean these: http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/151464349739
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http://www.amazon.co.uk/Pairs-E-A-R-Earsoft-Ear-Plugs/dp/B00374LCFS/ref=pd_sim_194_2?ie=UTF8&dpID=41xKqVHGuFL&dpSrc=sims&preST=AC_UL160_SR160%2C160&refRID=03VHVT6F424W7G8KDTE6

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A decent helmet and a set of foam plugs will cancel out pretty much all wind noise. I got myself a Bluetooth helmet intercom set, That and My Arai RX7GP cancels out pretty much all the wind noise with Music played from my phone :) 

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Sorry to say but your music doesn’t cancel out wind noise, it just adds to it, increasing likelihood of hearing damage long term.

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Years of working in Night Clubs has done my ears anyway so i’m not really that bothered to be honest

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A tenner for 25 pairs is a rip off. Dig a around a bit more.I am sure you will get a much better deal.

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Years of working in Night Clubs has done my ears anyway so i'm not really that bothered to be honest Marmablade
what?
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lol

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I love my earphones from www.ultimateear.co.uk They are not cheap at £180, but you can usually get 10% discount at a bike show or if you are a member of the IAM, wich drops them down to £162.  As I listen to music on nearly all of my non London rides, I enjoy riding more now.  I wish I had bought them much earlier.  They are custom made, so a pefect fit sure.

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Check out Screwfix’s offerings, they list the Db ratings too http://www.screwfix.com/c/safety-workwear/ear-plugs/cat850382#category=cat850382&sort_by=price

click and collect from a store near you

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the 3m 1100 disposable plugs from screwfix are the same ones I get from work - block out sound very well and stay put in your ears, can’t ask for much more. I have a little metal tube on my bike keyring to store them in and I just use them until they start getting dirty and then bin them for a new pair. If I spent big money on custom ones, I’d probably lose them within a week.