Every set of ear plugs I have bought (too many to count) have been too large. They do not fit comfortably in my ear. How about these?
225641
These fit pretty good and I have deep ear canals. Worked fine at gym and when trail riding.
645296
I reckon my ears are probably medium to large and they fit comfortably inside the cups. I also own the Sennheiser Momentum Over-Ears and my ears don't fit in them (quite uncomfortable). I can wear these puppies for hours on end with no issues. Hope this helps.
712538
Not any more than any other ear plug. You must roll them with thumb and finger and the insert and you might need to push the outside in behind your ear flap. These are the best because you hardly feel them when they are in and they tend to stay in better at night than the foam type.
1068666
No. That was my problem. I guess just the shape of my head around my ears prevented the bud part from staying in my hearing canal. Now it may be that they fit you, but if they don't you're outtaluck.
2168051
Maybe consider taking the ear buds off completely. Then to keep them in place use the speedo silicone ear plugs. All I can think of.
1329751
That's tough question to answer. With custom-made earplugs, an audiologist comes and makes a mold of your ears, but with these, there's nobody that shows up at your door.All I can do is compare it to the commonly-available disposable foam earplugs that you can find at any Home Depot. These white plugs seem to be the same size as those--in other words, they both are too large for my ears.So if the disposable plugs fit your ears comfortably, then these will likely fit yours comfortably. If the disposable plugs are too large, then go for the smaller, blue Etymotic plugs.
550790
Not sure...ear sized...these are on-the-ear rather than over-the-ear...pretty much perfect for a normal ear IMHO
2138475
I'm 5'3" and find them too big. Even doing as the instructions say doesn't help much, as it just doesn't slide in smoothly when rolled into a tight cylinder (again, I have small ear canals, I suppose). I really have to mess with them to get them in. Sometimes I wake up and my ear canals are kinda itchy, so you may want to take that into consideration, as well (I forgot to mention that in my original post).
654076
I don't know. But I am a large person with large ears, and I get a very firm fit using their large size eartip. It doesn't fall out. Also they have an extra piece that you can add to help with that.
1983007
So... I am not sure if everyones ears are different but mine go around my ears. They are a perfect fit around my ears. My only problem is the super long coord :).
2060359
Others have already responded about the length. What I'll add is that these are smaller than the typical earplugs, which is why I like them. I've tried others and they were too big and therefore uncomfortable. They are smaller and softer than the average earplugs.
172660
Must be defective -- mine fit perfectly and do not come out. I'd try to exchange them.
107596
My advice would be to try on many pairs in a store to ensure you get a comfortable fit. The other option is to opt for another configuration such as the ear-bud style or others which may do the job.
1893883
I have small ears and they fit great. You should give them a try. I hope you like them.
901974
Yes, that is exactly why I have come - the headphones don't fit if you push the jack in all the way. What have you done? Did you return yours to the store, or did you contact the manufacturer?
485129
Too large. I suggest in ear plugs (can be found on amazon for great prices)
638171
Can't say that I have unless you are exercising. In which case they will fall out. I have noticed that they do tend to "loosen" their grip after a while of wear, which may result to falling out. But then again this happens with almost all earbuds. Which is why in my opinion I hate earbuds. Try changing the rubber size. That might help with your issue. In my case my right ear canal is slightly larger then my left ear canal, and this results in the earbud falling out or "loosening" more frequently then with my right ear.