NoNoise Motorsport Noise Filter Ear Protection
$40.59
NoNoise Motorsport Noise Filter Ear Protection Item # 2100339
Description
Long exposure to noise above 85 decibels can cause hearing damage. Wind noise during a motorcycle ride can produce noise of up to 105 decibels. That is why it is important that you protect your ears well. The NoNoise Motor earplugs help you with this and also have the comfort to be worn all day without causing any discomfort. They ensure that only harmful wind noise is filtered.
Features:
- Made of completely ceramic material
- Filters only harmful noise. Such as wind noise and loud traffic in your area
- Telephone, intercom and navigation remain clearly audible
- Reduction to 27.9 dB
- No muffling or blocked ear feeling
- Comfort to wear all day long
- Reduces wind and road noise
- Allows communication and intercom use
- Preserves situational awareness
- Comfortable washable and re-usable
- Silicone free construction
- Venturi shaped sound channel
- Zirconium oxide ceramic filter
- Thermoplastic outer construction
- Over 20 years experience in industry and military hearing protection
- Exceeds strict European EN352-2 guidelines and certified to ISO9001:2008
Part Numbers for NoNoise Motorsport Noise Filter Ear Protection
Reviews
Rated 1 out of
5
by
JohnFromNorth from
It doesn't seal or it gets stuck in my ear
Maybe it's just me, but this thing just doesn't seem to be working for me. It's either not sealing properly and not providing any protection or goes so deep in my ear that I have to ask somebody to pull it out, with pliers for example, yes that has happened multiple times. Fun times one would say.
I am heavily disappointed and would return them if I could and would NEVER recommend them to anybody.
Will get myself cheap foam plugs, they fit much better and I CAN get them out on my own.
I rarely buy expensive items, but I thought I have just one hearing and I'll buy the good stuff. In this case I didn't get what I paid for, so it's very disappointing.
Date published: 2018-08-22
Rated 1 out of
5
by
Thomas679 from
pas confortable
J'ai acheté deux kits, un pour moi et le second pour ma passagère.
Il n'est pas possible de les porter plus de 45min. La douleur nous oblige à les enlever.
Pourtant nous avons deux casques différents et essayer plusieurs façon de le placer.
Il semblerait que le casque appuie dessus et que cela soit ça qui cause la douleur.
C'est très dommage car ils sont vraiment cher. Jamais eu ce type de problème avec des bouchons en mousse... :(
Date published: 2017-08-10
Rated 5 out of
5
by
Roberto87 from
Will never go without
I bought these at the beginning of the season and have enjoyed them very much, comfortable and can still hear people talk fine. One day I tried riding without them and the noise was incredible. These are a must for anyone who rides on the highway.
Date published: 2017-06-23
Rated 1 out of
5
by
Mike 10 from
Disappointed
Disappointed as these aren’t reducing the wind buffeting noise in my ears.
Date published: 2019-08-28
Rated 1 out of
5
by
buggy man from
Well the best thing about them is the metal tube they come in. No better than a cheap pair of plugs costing ten times less. Not worth the money really.
Date published: 2017-08-10
Rated 1 out of
5
by
bradley400 from
Waste of money
I had previously used the disposable foam plugs which are great at blocking wind noise but start to hurt my ears on longer rides, so I began looking for something better. I figured these had to be good due to the high price. Unfortunately they barely block out any wind noise at all, and they hurt my ears just as much as the disposable foam plugs. Maybe I just have oddly shaped ears, but these didn't work for me at all.
Date published: 2019-06-16
Rated 1 out of
5
by
mjoa68 from
Extremely overpriced!
As another reviewer here had the sense to point out; these are no different than the disposable ones you buy at the hardware store for a few bucks for a pack of 20 or 30. You're essentially paying 40 bucks for a fancy little aluminium tube that's probably worth a dollar or two... Other than that you're getting one pair of disposable plastic ear plugs that can't be worth more than a few cents and that you'll be replacing after a season (if you don't lose one before that).
Just go to the drugstore or hardware store and pick up a pack of the closed cell foam ones. They're much more comfortable, create a much better seal (it's worth learning how to insert them *properly*), and you can get them in actual specific decibel ratings (not vague descriptors like "gardening" lol) You'll get a bunch of spares for when you innevitably lose one, or for once the material wears down.
TLDR:
These are to ear plugs as Monster is to HDMI cables, but worse since they are actually an inferior technology... NoNoise? More like NoSense... SMH
Date published: 2018-05-08
Rated 5 out of
5
by
Gerry from
Best ear plugs. Excellent protection
Bought these 2 years ago and wasn’t sure about their performance. The reviews are a bit all over the place. But I love them. Excellent balance of noise reduction and communication capability. They haven’t deteriorated at all in 2 years of use on every ride. I was wearing foam plugs before and thought they were comfortable. These are even better. IGNORE bad reviews, these are worth the money.
Date published: 2020-07-22
Questions
What is the decibel reduction? For a few dollars a cheap set of ear plugs can reduce noise by 31 decibels. Does this products performance justify such a high price?
Yes! First they’re reusable, second when riding the wind noise is reduced yet I can hear my music through my com system perfectly. Don’t cheap out on dollar store foam ones, get the good stuff! It’s well worth it!
Date published: 2020-01-20