Do you recommend these to sleep in? If not, what would you recommend?
768514
You can strap it for an hour and or so. I would not recommend it for a sleep in
768515
After my surgery I was able to sleep in it. its pretty comfortable so you shouldn't have any problems sleeping in it. It really helped me out after the surgery. Hope this answers your question.
768516
Yes, I do recommend these to sleep in. The wrap is really comfortable and the ice packs are not too cold that they are irritating.
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.
374730
They are soft and good for sleeping. However, that's very subjective and everyone is different. I use them for 6-8 hours under a helmet on a motorcycle. Also, the fit may take some practice but once you learn how to insert and extract them comfortably they should be good for any use. They stay in place. In fact, be careful extracting them. Go slowly so you don't create a vacuum against your eardrums.
2163096
I use them for both shooting and sleeping. roll them up tight before inserting. once they expand they are hardly noticeable and will block most BG noise.
883786
I use them to sleep in because the dogs/hedgehog are loud, and they're comfortable. They'll fall out if you don't put them in properly though.
711763
Absolutely they will work for that. I've used them just for that purpose, sort of. My neighbor has a loud #*$&$ motorcycle he starts up every morning and wakes me up. So around 3:00a.m. when I get up to pee, I put these on. I sleep on my back anyway, so it doesnt matter. I also put in earplugs. I can't hear crap! Sometimes I even miss my alarm clock, but oh well. It does work to sleep in them if you don't move around a lot while you sleep and you can't roll over! Goodluck! :D
423545
I've managed to sleep 6+ hours with them on. Not the most comfortable but not bad. If you can use a pillow you should be fine. I've used a rolled up aircraft blanket which was enough.
566904
Since these protrude from the ears, I wouldn't sleep in them. If you rolled over on them, they could push too far into your ear. I would suggest getting a softer, spongier ear plug to sleep in.
883789
Although I have not tried sleeping in them, I can tell you that they are soft, soft, soft. I can't think of any reason why they would disturb your sleep.
1947428
If you intend to be sleeping beside the snorer I wouldn't recommend these. They have a small extension that goes beyond flush with the ear. It would be uncomfortable if you turn your head on the pillow. If you are up and functioning around the snorer it would reduce the intensity of the sound but not 100%
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.
1990901
Yes, they are great for side sleeping. They do, however, smell a bit like rubber at first. The smell dissipates after a few weeks.
1887071
They are a really tight and sturdy. I wouldn't have thought that sleeping with these would be comfortable, but after trying it I could see how it could work. They squeeze your head quite a bit, so you might have marks when you wake up.Sideways isn't going to be comfortable for a large headphone like this unless you have deep soft down-like pillows. If you sleep on your back or let your head tilt slightly you could cut out sound while listening to music. For sleeping on your side you are probably better off with ear plugs (no music) or ear bud headphones (no external sound filtering). They are a really tight and sturdy. I wouldn't have thought that sleeping with these would be comfortable, but after trying it I could see how it could work. They squeeze your head quite a bit, so you might have marks when you wake up.Sideways isn't going to be comfortable for a large headphone like this unless you have deep soft down-like pillows. If you sleep on your back or let your head tilt slightly you could cut out sound while listening to music. For sleeping on your side you are probably better off with ear plugs (no music) or ear bud headphones (no external sound... » Read More They are a really tight and sturdy. I wouldn't have thought that sleeping with these would be comfortable, but after trying it I could see how it could work. They squeeze your head quite a bit, so you might have marks when you wake up.Sideways isn't going to be comfortable for a large headphone like this unless you have deep soft down-like pillows. If you sleep on your back or let your head tilt slightly you could cut out sound while listening to music. For sleeping on your side you are probably better off with ear plugs (no music) or ear bud headphones (no external sound filtering). « Show Less
1639251
Yes I think so. Obviously you'll smush them a bit since they have a shape, but it's not uncomfortable. They're pretty flexible even though they're rounded for eye movement/ have shape to them. I sleep on my stomach sometimes too. Haven't had any issues with them. (But just note that I've only been using them a short time.)
1379986
Sure, you could relax against them, but they will collapse a bit. They do not hold there form in a pillow case, as they do not fill the case in a plump and attractive way. But if the price is right for you to buy as a "lounging" pillow it should okay. Not great, but okay.
787774
I'm not especially musical, but I would say their bass sound is good if you have them pushed in a lot. Mine, no matter what size cover I put on them, pop out some so I don't get the full effect of the sound quality or the noise canceling. I use earbuds when I sleep too, but I sleep on my back. You probably wouldn't want to sleep on your side with these. For earbuds, if these are pushed in place well, they have better sound than Apple's, but Apple's latest earbuds stay in better and are better for sleeping. Hope that helps.
1970605
I personally haven't slept with them on my ears but I have laid on them while using them. There is some slight pressure and they will eventually start to hurt but that's just me. They're pretty light but they're also thin (but not thin to where they'll break and stuff) I wouldn't recommend sleeping with them on so you won't end up being choked by em or breaking them.