are these better then comply foam tips
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I'm not sure (no pun intended) what qualifies as "better", I believe they are pretty much the same (thinking of foam design and density). The real advantage is that the Shure tips are intended for Shure products, and I have had great luck with them. Fit, both in your ear and on the device is the key to great sound, at truth be told, these are the cheap part, but in short I think they are more the same than different. I hope that helps.
1021928
Hi. Yes you can use the standard tips. I have not had any issues with them.
429655
I've lost almost all my buds. The foam tips are the only ones that don't budge; they obviously have a better grip to them, but foam is a personal preference.
732901
Everyone is different. The comply tips are very dense. They don't fit like other tips do. They should come in a combo pak with all sizes, but they don't. I personally didn't like them. Lost the entire sound stage. Very muddy sound.
242761
I have used them on every set, except the 5.0. I can't stand the pressure of the foam.
504326
Yes. I've found the C5's to be very comfortable and quite loud enough for an iPod, iPad or iPhone. Haven't tried the comply tips.
1340846
If you want the same ones, go to sonixx.co.uk. I have looking for foam ones like Complys because I want some a little more comfy
2278209
I'm not sure about the originals, but I bought 13MM ones that fit better than the ones that came with the stick. All my original tips fell off in a week or two after I bought these too.
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I don't use any of the provided tips, I purchased separately the Comply Tsx-200 Comfort PLUS Earphone Tips. If the memory foam ones are your favorite and/or comfort is a priority for you, I highly, highly recommend checking these out.
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These tips are not reinforced, but IMO do not need to be. I have used them exclusively for over 5 years of Nordic walking, and none of the many pairs I have worn out have ever shown interior damage due to a carbide tip stabbing or poking through. Thanks to the snug opening on the walking feet, carbide tips grab tightly and "free float" inside, touching nothing.
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Same here. Yes they won't budge. There's 6 different sets of tips. The medium-sized foam tips hold great but are going to break down with sweat eventually. Haven't tried the silicone tips yet, but it seems to be the same size.
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I have used these on an asphalt track that goes around a small park for six months. The rubber tips will eventually need to be replaced. I'm hesitant to make this recommendation since I don't know your specific needs. But, I'm 300 pounds and would not hesitate to buy these again.
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They isolated noise very well for me with the stock tips, but it depends on what size your ear canals are. You can always just replace the tips with ones more suited to you if you find that it doesn't fit.
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Hi Carol! Fiber tipped pens are known to be a tad bit more responsive than rubber tips, that is the main difference. As a few others have mentioned, you will not have the "squeaky" or "sticky" problem with the fiber as well. While many customers are very pleased with our rubber tipped pens, I believe these would suit you very well :) Please note that these are our longest pens (7.3") and we DO offer them in shorter lengths, if that is what you prefer (5.3" is about that of a standard pen). If there's anything else I can help you with, please let me know! I can be contacted directly here:
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I love them. I replaced the tips with Comfort tips. the comfort apps make them much more soundproof when I'm in the gym
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They are smooth bore so it is easier to remove the tip than ones with a ridge. However ive never had any of the provided eartips unintentionally fall off or staying stuck in your ear, so shouldnt be a problem.
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I use them with my forearm churches. I have had much better success with these than the stock tips that come with most crutches. They provide a better wet grip, reduced wrist shock, and last longer compared with the stock tips. Installation is eased by using a little soapy water to lubricate the inside of the tips.