can these earplugs be worn inside a helmet for motorcycle riding to muffle the wind sound??
1672342
I believe so... My husband owns a motorcycle & I ride with him sometimes & have worn them before. They stay in comfortably & you can still hear well enough.
1672343
I always wear earplugs while motorcycling. I wear these with my motorcycle helmet now because I always have them on my key chain. As these are slightly stubby, they aren't displaced when you pull the helmet on. I'd recommend them for this purpose.
1672344
They might fall off with the motorcycle vibration. Im using wax earplugs now and they are excellent for sleeping and they can be mold to adjust each individual ear passage. Try those.
1672345
It depends on the helmet, but if muffling noise inside the helmet is a concern, then I would tend to assume that the helmet padding does not apply any pressure over the ears, so these should work. If the helmet padding presses on your ears it may push uncomfortably against the earplugs, but then it would also muffle noise on its own.
1965820
3M Peltor Combat Arms Earplugs were designed for hearing protection while firing weapons and industrial noise. I am not sure, but i don't think these would be good for your application.
1744217
No, they will not reduce the sound enough. The foam earplugs will protect your ears and muffle the sound much better than these.
2011578
Yes, you could wear these under a helmet. Decent sound, easy to set up, easy to operate once you get the buttons down.
980001
No way. With the wind noise and weakness of a signal it does not work at all for motorcycle riding. Get a helmet headset!
1131451
I don't believe these are the noise deadening ones you are looking for. The earpiece is not conformed to encase your ear..so, I wouldn't use them for that purpose. Get a pair that have your ear encased in foam and state noise isolation on the specs. In ear isn't the best either unless you sit in first class up front of the engines. Try them all out first in a noisy store if you can, that's best.
638976
Sadly, I sold my bike about a month before I bought these, so I haven't tested them in that environment. :^( However, I think these would work fine, plus these are great for any loud environment where you still need to hear people talk. Also, these would be good if you use a device like ScalaRider or Chatterbox. Earasers do have another product called "Peace and Quiet" that seem to block more sound and may be better for highway speeds on a motorcycle, though.
1759210
Dont ride motorcycles, so not sure if theyll block the motor noise, but they do totally seal your ear cavity and block most sound. For this reason I DONT use em while bicycling. Theyre real nice sound though.
2139483
Since no one else mentioned it, the cord on these earplugs amplifies the wind noise. It sounds like the wind howling outside a window but inside your head. They work fine for me inside a shop but I think it would be annoying if you used them for outside activities, especially riding.
1287209
I am using them to muffle/block the sounds of heavy equipment but not at a firing range, so I cannot reasonably answer your question. Yes, you will be able to hear someone talking to you so you may need ear plugs, too.
895375
The Senna unit clamps onto the thin outer shell of the motorcycle helmet by squeezing a small metal plate between the padding and the shell. You need a thin (3mm. or less), solid area on the helmet(very roughly) 2" X 2" to clamp to, which I'm not sure is available on bike helmets. A motorcycle helmet has a wind free pocket near the ears for the speakers as well. I don't think you'd be able to hear anything, even with finding a way to mount the speakers on your helmet strap as close to the ears as possible...
556273
I use these earplugs when I use the chainsaw. And I have used them on planes--they are great, especially when combined with noise-canceling earphones. That having been said, nothing will muffle all noise.
776593
I use it in my helmet on my Harley, and it has plenty of output. I do use ear buds rather than the included headphones, better with wind and helmet issues.
2250743
They are pretty loose on your ears so I would say no. Depending on the helmet strap you might be able to keep them in place, but I would probably check out more secure headphones for use with any physical activities.
1378946
I don't think so. The noise cancelling comes from the fact that the ear plugs fit inside the canal and thus block out noise just as ear plugs would. In any event they sound fantastic and fit comfortably.
321120
My husband installed the earpieces inside the helmet, underneath the helmet lining, so no issues. They work great! Great sound. We use them for our motorcycle as well!
883629
I used them in my van and I barely heard them with the windows down.I doubt you'll be able to listen on a motorcycle