Alpine MotoSafe Race Motorcycle Earplugs - Prevent Hearing Damage While Motorcycling & Traffic Still Audible - Comfortable Hypoallergenic Motorbike Earplugs - Reusable, 1 Pair

I previously owned the Alpine MotoSafe Tour earplugs and really liked them, but unfortunately I lost them. This time, I stepped up to the MotoSafe Race version for a bit more protection and extra peace of mind on longer rides, even though I don’t do any track days. Just like the Tour plugs, these are very easy to put in and take out and remain comfortable even on longer journeys. Wind noise suppression is excellent, especially at motorway speeds. With the higher noise reduction you do need to turn your audio device up slightly, but this hasn’t been an issue for me. I’m using a Cardo Packtalk Edge, and there’s still plenty of volume while keeping the sound clear. They also come with a small zip pouch that’s compact, well made, and easy to attach to a keychain or jacket pocket. Overall, these earplugs offer great protection, comfort, and value for money. I would definitely recommend them and wouldn’t hesitate to buy them again.

I was sceptical about these as I wanted to protect my hearing but also hear other vehicles. These work fantastically. They dull out the worst of the noise, and basically turn the volume down on everything else. You hear all road noises, voices etc to a good degree. Easy to put in and comfortable. They don't cause ear pain.

These are very well made . The little carry case that comes fits pretty nicely on my keys so I have somewhere to put them when finished riding .. hmmm as for noise reduction I’d say i definitely notice a reduction in my exhaust etc and some from wind noise however not a complete wind noise killer . The little tool to help put them in your ears properly is a great addition. There a nice upgrade from foam but not much difference in sound reduction.

Excellent rest plugs. Massive reduction in wind noise, but can still hear music and the environment around you

These worked well, were comfortable and the tool to fit them worked better than expected, however, I got them stuck in my ear and struggled to get them out. The little tag used to pull them out is quite small and very difficult to grasp. I had to return them.

I opted for the Alpine Race ear plugs due to the cheap price & thought give them a go. I am not disappointed at all. They fit really well & are very comfortable. Very soft & flexible. Smaller than I expected but they fit perfectly using the easy to use tool to insert fully with no problem. Once in & helmet on again very comfortable. They block out a massive amount of wind noise with just a very low pitch can be heard. I’m not sure if they work a bit too well but I think I have to get used to them a bit more as in you can still hear outside but it is obviously dimmed down a lot. Ignore people saying hard to fit hard to remove. Simply read the instruction which will take you about 2 seconds. Pull the top of your ear upward and use the the tool to insert, you will know when it’s fitted correctly instantly. The red tag makes it very easy to remove. Anyone who can’t pull them out with the red tag is stuffing them in waaaaay too far! They come with a tiny carry case which was a nice bonus that links nicely to my bike key ring. Definitely go for these. Personally I am very happy with them. 5 star

I usually wear foam plugs and have been quite happy with them but have also been glad to take them out at the end of a long ride. I had seen some advertisements for these Alpine plugs and watched some, positive, YouTube reviews so decided to give them a go. They come with a little pouch to keep them in and a small plastic applicator to aid putting them in your ear. They are easy enough to get in and out without too much faffery. Every one’s perceptions are different and mine is that they appear to be more comfortable than the foam plugs, but so far I’ve only used them for commuting approx an hour each way. As for noise filtering, I don’t feel they are any better than the foam plugs for wind noise but I do feel I hear my intercom more clearly. They do allow a little more of the annoying tyre noise, made by the OE tyres on my GSA, however this won’t be an issue when I change the tyres. Overall I’m happy with my purchase and hope that they continue to feel comfortable on full day rides.

The product itself is fine, I've had these before and they work well. Normally Amazon is very fast with delivery, a few days at most. Not this time though. It might not be the fault of the seller but these took 11 days to get to me.

Raz na sezon trzeba kupić nowe (guma zużywa się). Są tego warte bez dwóch zdań!

Plugs come with an insertion tool BUT no instructions for use. In fact the instructions made no mention of what the little piece of plastic was. ...not that YouTube couldn't help but weird. Did about 20km highway ride and so far very impressed. Music and comms (compliments of Cardo freecom 4x) very clear. Still hear the wind but no rumble whatsoever. ...of course a high cross or headwind will be the ultimate test but so far great. And very comfortable. ...not like the decibulls I tried last week. And now I've had issues removing them a couple times and have had to ask for help. Contacted Alpine but no solutions were offered. ...might have to return them

Does what it’s supposed to, doesn’t block out general noise so you can still hear your bike and your surroundings. Only comes in one size and it comes with a small pouch which you can attach to your key rings and store the earplugs safely. Very easy to clean as well and it’s not very noticeable because it sits snug in the ears.

Bouchons d’oreilles très efficaces, qui ne gênent pas du tout. On oublie très vite qu’on les porte. Facile à insérer dans les oreilles à l'aide du petit ustensile fourni et très facile à retirer également. Diminue fortement le son du vent sur le casque sans trop couper les bruits extérieurs, vraiment très bien. Indispensable pour une bonne protection auditive.

Me llegaron hoy y los he estado utilizando para ir a un par de sitios con la moto, por lo que sera una primera toma de contacto con ellos, no una review como tal. Puntos negativos: Son algo pequeñitos y se podrian perder con facilidad. No viene alguno de repuesto o algun filtro de repuesto como he visto en algun video (aunque decian que les habia costado 40$, ni idea). Tambien hay que tener en cuenta que apantalla un poco todos los sonidos, no solo el aire. Como apantalla todo he tenido que ir un poco mas pendiente del velocimetro porque inconscientemente vas mas rapido y aceleras mas fuerte al no escuchar la moto tanto. Por ultimo hay que cogerles el truquillo para ponerlos, que es insertandolos y girando unos 90grados mientras sigues haciendo presion. Dicho esto, los puntos positivos son bastante claros: Lo primera, son MUUUUUY comodos, los he llevado cerca de 2 horas y no notaba NADA. Muy conseguido en ese aspecto. Lo segundo es la reduccion del ruido del viento. No se si habran que tapen mas, pero estos estan bien, y puede ser que hasta demasiado bien. Tengo los race y como dije arriba, apantalla un poco todo, aunque especificamente el viento. El ruido del viento no se hace 0, pero pasa a escucharse un 30 o 40% de lo que se escuchaba antes, una cantidad muy notable. Vas mas tranquilo, no llegas molesto por el ruido. Tambien vienen con el estuchito para dejarlo con las llaves y asi nunca se te olvidan. Y parece que la silicona que llevan es de buena calidad. En resumen, a mi me han funcionado bastante bien, hasta el punto de que quiza con los tour me hubieran valido, pero ya tengo estos. Los recomiendo encarecidamente, siempre teniendo en cuenta que tiene su truquillo para ponerlos, y que reducen el viento al 30 o 40%, no al 0.