Can you use these to sleep in
209126
They don't look like they would be very comfortable to sleep in. Where the white rectangle is on the waistband is a velcro I believe.
209127
If you sleep alone yes. If you share a bed these MMA shorts tend to make you punch, kick, knee and elbow in your sleep.
209128
I wouldn't suggest, that's not what they are designed for. The velcro closure would be uncomfortable.
209129
not really. there is quite a bit of velcro that makes them a bit stiff at the front closure. great for sparring, not so much for sleeping. my opinion
209130
I would not recommend it. It is made to be durable and isn't what I would want to sleep in.
209131
I slept in them before and the velcro waistband left a mark. If you do just dont velcro it up. Then again it also scratches against you so its your choice
1637315
I'd think they'd be damned uncomfortable unless you sleep on your back without turning your head to the side at all. But, then, I've never tried sleeping with them on, so I can't provide an answer from personal experience. You'd probably be better off using some ear plugs to block out noisy neighbors.
324765
I use these for sleeping. I don't like the foam ones for environmental reasons / how frequently you have to dispose - I can wash these & reuse - the ridges seem a little softer too, which is nice - I can insert them to block almost all noise; but also adjust them so I can hear conversation but block or muffle a lot of the surrounding noise around me.
2215594
Absolutely!! At least I do. I have back issues, so when I sleep on my stomach it's bad news, so I sleep on my side all the time!! They are so soft, and fit all the way inside your ear, they don't interfere with whatever way you sleep.
949302
They aren't very comfortable for overnight sleeping I've tried. They are a tad too bulky. This is especially the case with "side sleepers" you would be better with 'Hearos ear plugs'
711767
You could, however, the size of the earmuffs would be a hinderance if you attempted to sleep on your side. I believe using them for sleeping is a hit and miss proposition.
872987
I don't think so. Have not tried. My reason for purchase was to have protection when I am at a disaster and we are working with chain saws. I would find them heavy and bulky for sleeping. Might be ok if you only sleep on your back. I like them for the purpse that I purchased them for. Today, I was going to go to a Sport Event where we were going to be shooting guns at targets and skeet shoting and I was going to take them.
466886
they have a cord and would not be easy to lay in a bed. sleep in a chair sitting up..... perfect
1472241
Yes, you can use them in bed to help you relax, but personally, I wouldn't sleep on it all night. Those spikes are sharp, and would certainly wake you up, if you were to accidentally turn over on it.
2166280
I would not recommend it. Your muscles could get tight and sore. I use them while watching tv and then take them off before bedtime.
1464969
If you're a horse and sleep standing up probably. Otherwise I think you'd find them a bit bulky to sleep in. The outside profile of each earcup is flat so you might be able to. Might have to go without a pillow that night.
476085
I would not want to wear them to bed, where you would expect snoring to occur. They are large and would be very awkward. As for their soundproofing qualities, however, they would significantly reduce the sound of the snorer, but they would also reduce any other sound you may want to hear.
883787
Absolutely! I sleep in them every night because my boyfriend snores... They're so much more comfortable than those ones you buy at the sporting goods store or Home Depot. I will say that about once every couple of weeks I have to give my ears a break from them, but without them I would be one grumpy girlfriend!!
452781
No, they are made for listening to loud music but still hearing all the frequencies. Use regular foam earplugs to block snoring.
872989
You could try. I wouldn't personally - I use them on my lawn tractor. A bit bulky for sleep I think, especially if you're laying down. Maybe in a chair.
17202
Yes, I use them for sleeping as I can't tolerate any type of foam ear plugs. I like the way the silicone molds to the shape of my ears without causing the pain and discomfort of the foam inside my ear canal.
2267025
I haven't tried this. I think they might fall out if you sleep on one side.