Most earplugs fit loose in my ear, so they don't block much sound. Do you think these are any wider then most?
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These are wider at the top and expand well so I do think they would fit larger ears.
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As you can see, these flare at the bottom, part of the reason I like them so much, they are wider than most at the flare.
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These earplugs are very good at blocking out sounds. I'm sure they would block out keyboard sounds, but I have not tried them for this purpose.
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These earplugs only cut off about 10 db, but they do it without changing the sound you are hearing.I can still talk to people with these earplugs in, but when the music starts getting around 100 db or more, they keep the loudest parts of the sound from hurting my ears. However, remember if you are somewhere where it is 105 db, you're still getting 95 in your ears.p.s. they are very comfortable to wear and virtually invisible. I don't like the audience to know that I am wearing earplugs.
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Before I had the shuffleused swimming earplugs similar to the ones on the headphones, so I was used to them. Sometimes they pull out if I accidently pull on the wire, but overall they work fine.
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sure you can wear them as earplugs if you wanted , they do eliminate a substantial amount of outside sound , but cheap disposable earplugs do a better job
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My ear plugs do protrude a little. In my full face helmet I have space between the ear plugs tube and the helmet padding. It does not bother me or feel uncomfortable. However, putting on the helmet with the ear plugs already in was a little bit of a chore.
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They should ... they're too big for me length-wise (I have small ears too, although maybe not very small), but it doesn't affect me since the thing that goes behind the ear keeps them in place nicely.
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Dear Alisha. these earplugs are standard size, and would fit a large majority of people, plus it has a triple flange design like a Christmas tree to better fit the ear canal. These are also made from silicone which are soft and comfortable to attain better fit. But having said that, in any case that it does not fit well with you, you are backed by a full money back guarantee, because customer's satisfaction is our highest priority here at Living Stones Biz. We hope that helps.
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I use the earplugs for blocking out stage noise. I play in a band. The earphones have two pairs of inserts. One set blocks out more noise than the other. I like them as they filter the sound and some of the music comes through. My opinion is, I think they would work for you. You should be able to hopefully hear a honking horn and sirens, if need be. I am happy with them. Good luck.
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I had to use the smallest earpieces for best fit. My left side is still a little too tight and sometimes comes loose when trying to get it out of my ear. Otherwise, reasonably comfortable. They have to be snug to seal and block outside noise.
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they didn't for me...they were too oval, where mine were more round...i had an old pair of MDR's...i flipped the old worn earpads inside out and it worked fine...especially since i couldn't find any that would fit...
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These are larger than other earplugs I own (and I own many other types), but can conform to any size ear canals due to their flexibility. If your ear canals are large, I think these would be a good choice!
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Sure. These are essentially earplugs with built-in headphones. If you don't listen to anything, they still block noise effectively.
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I have, I presume, average sized ears and they fit entirely inside the "cup". That said, I have very sensitive ears and I don't like anything pressing against them. These work very well for me as the cushion is deep enough. Your mileage may vary.
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For me they do block the noise somewhat but I found them tricky to squeeze & twist the one end to a point & then try to hurry & get it in my ear at the right angle to seal up the ear hole before it starts to expand again. Also, after a few uses they don't seem to squeeze as well which is why you get several, I guess. After trying these, I found a pair that look like a screw made of something rubbery and they sortof screw into your ear. A friend had said this type hurt their ears but I found them comfy and they almost block every bit of sound. This is the type that I will use from now on. I would try both. For me they do block the noise somewhat but I found them tricky to squeeze & twist the one end to a point & then try to hurry & get it in my ear at the right angle to seal up the ear hole before it starts to expand again. Also, after a few uses they don't seem to squeeze as well which is why you get several, I guess. After trying these, I found a pair that look like a screw made of something rubbery and they sortof screw into your ear. A friend had said this type hurt their ears but I found them comfy and they almost block every bit of sound. This is the type that I will use from now on. I... » Read More For me they do block the noise somewhat but I found them tricky to squeeze & twist the one end to a point & then try to hurry & get it in my ear at the right angle to seal up the ear hole before it starts to expand again. Also, after a few uses they don't seem to squeeze as well which is why you get several, I guess. After trying these, I found a pair that look like a screw made of something rubbery and they sortof screw into your ear. A friend had said this type hurt their ears but I found them comfy and they almost block every bit of sound. This is the type that I will use from now on. I would try both. « Show Less
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They really arn't that big. They are big enough to just barely clear my ears which is big enough. They are smaller than other around ear headphones I have tried.
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They will block the sound of a treadmill, however that is dependent upon how securely you can make them fit. The sound quality is great, but over all, these do not fit well despite changing the ear bud size. I honestly would not recommend this product. They do not offer the comfort nor the fit that is required for running and exercising.