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They have 3 sizes covers all shapes and sizes of ear drums and the wing really helps keep it inside ear and help to get out as well but be careful decompress first before you pull out. Like I mentioned great customer service I broke wing on one plug and ask to buy replacement wing and SE sent me a whole new setI'd like to try the Surf Ears 3, problem is I'm afraid they won't fit.
Swivel hook or SE has nice leash never had issue and would be pretty easy to copycolder temperatures and or heavy wind i wear the silicone puty and a hood, i have small ears so i use the kids+you get a free tattoo.
spring and summer moths i wear those cone numbers, the string is nice and can attach to a chest zip quite easily.
still searching for the perfect plugs come to cost, i dont feel comfortable paying for something i might loose and because of that i invest in different hoods
Fish line light, strong, long lasting, and flexiblemost important: who’s running custom earplug string? Should prob start a new tread for dat
The problem is having to wear a string.Custom molded are probably the ultimate solution (as with musicians plugs) but the westone and acs swim plugs don't appear to be vented? I imagine they would be hard to hear with.
Why? SE rubber string to necklace or my doc plugs with swivel hook attached to my zipper never have got in my way even on bigger daysThe problem is having to wear a string.
I lost mine in a matter of days, fortunately they were made for a steep discount.
I had custom molded plugs, which were able to magically drop the water's ambient temperature by at least 10 degrees and transmit the freezing headache sensation directly to my skull. I've tried almost everything and I use a fresh pair of Mack's every time I get wet when the water is below 68º or it's windy.Custom molded are probably the ultimate solution (as with musicians plugs) but the westone and acs swim plugs don't appear to be vented? I imagine they would be hard to hear with.
dunno, just annoys me.Why? SE rubber string to necklace or my doc plugs with swivel hook attached to my zipper never have got in my way even on bigger days
Like plugs themselves just got to get used to itdunno, just annoys me.
I tried the Surf Ear 3's.I'd like to try the Surf Ears 3, problem is I'm afraid they won't fit.
Right? That annoys the sh!t out of me for some reason.Also I always wondered what the thinking was on the color coding. I always think Red=Right because the R relation. But their blue plug is for the Right side.
I feel the opposite, on windy days the plugs calm my mind down and allow for focus on the breath. I don't use surf ears, had a pair and didn't think they were worth the $. cheap drug store ones work just fine.I have the surf ears 3.0. They work fine, just wish they didn't effect my hearing. Hearing myself breathing adds drama to scrambling over larger outside sets and doesn't let me take in all the natural sounds around me that probably helps me relax. Its my only gripe, but they do their job.
Also I always wondered what the thinking was on the color coding. I always think Red=Right because the R relation. But their blue plug is for the Right side.