I’ve been using the Earpeace plugs for about a year, and they really work well, and much easier to use than the foam plugs, since you don’t have to roll them up just right so they fit well. Really like the bombproof container as well, although mine is black. No idea how long they’ll last, but commuting 5 days a week for almost a year, and they still look like new. Might just buy a spare set to keep on the bike in case I forget to bring them with me.
I started wearing this type of earplug about a month ago. I wish I would have done this years ago. These things are awesome! I will never ride without them again. They do exactly what you said, cut down on all the bad noise and you can still listen to music, podcasts, book on tape, or your buddy’s endless nonsense. If you ride a motorcycle buy ear plugs like these!!!
I love these style of plugs. I didn’t know about this brand, but I’ve always worn the Safariland Pro Impulse ones, which look like an identical design to these actually. I’m due to replace them, I’d be down to support a Moto specific brand 👌
I have used a couple silicon earplugs for a while now. The best ones so far were the Nonoise. After 2 and a half years of constant use they are starting to deteriorate. I'm using a knockoff AXBUS brand that are similar shape but $17cad for 16 pairs instead of 1 pair of Nonoise for $32cad. Used them for 2 weeks now and at work they are fine but ride all day and while pulling helmet off the soreness becomes apparent. Other silicon plugs did the same. The Nonoise ones I can ride 12 hours sleep with them in and ride another 12, without sorness. They also had a ceramic filter. Have tried a pair that you warm up then mold into your ear. After 10 mins they work their way out just like foam plugs. The high end silicon ones are the way to go.👌 Thanks
I went for a ride from San Francisco to San Diego and ordered these earplugs specifically for that trip. I did not make it from SF and had to switch these earplugs for regular foam earplugs. Wearing the earpeace pro, my ears started ringing, and the noise was just too much. I am not happy with them :(
Idk… I’ve never ever had any issues using coms or listening to music with the foamies. Albeit the volume is turned all the way up to compensate. Emergency vehicles… I’d be able to hear them too but if you have good situational awareness you’d more likely see the lights before you’d need to hear them and besides a cop car how many fire trucks or ambulances are actually going to catch up a motorcycle anyways? I’d give them a try but I’ve never had a good experience with the pinecone/ribbed type rubber based earplugs. I enjoyed the review nonetheless.
Just picked these up as the windshield I got for my Vulcan S gets the wind off my chest, however it's more focused at head level now, and at 70+ mph it is unbearable. Tried these out last night and this morning. While they definitely lower the overall noise spectrum, my music at max volume is now really hard to hear... This is using the default "High" filter - I'm gonna try the Medium and MAX ones and see how that changes things.
@@richardparker6723I went straight to the MAX filter and haven't looked back. I played around with the fitment (and make extra sure my ears are cleaned lol) and overall these are the best ones for me. My loud exhaust is now totally bearable and all but the most gentle songs can be heard OK at 70-75mph. It's probably more so my cheap Amazon bluetooth helmet audio that just doesnt output loud enough to compensate at high speed, was only $28 haha. But overall yes, I'm very happy with the MAX filter.
Hi BAM, great channel and content. The honest reviews are refreshing. Love the epic rides, as I run them as well and really enjoy your perspective. I have three sets of the original Earpeace plugs (Clear, red and black) and thanks to you just ordered a set of the Moto Pro plugs with the black Max db (26) & red case (easy to spot). I wish Earpeace would offer red silicone plugs in all varieties, not just the safety version. We all drop these bastards eventually and searching for a grey plug in the dirt is frustrating at best! Thanks for the discount code, thanks for the content. Cheers!
@@kee7678 They're excellent. The Max 26db plugs allow me to hear music and comms just fine, yet keep the high-pitch noise (wind roar) to a minimum. As long as you choose the right size plug for your ear canal I'm sure you'll like them. MUCH better than foam plugs.
Lost an earplug on my 700mile tour last week. Just ordered some, the Code BAM15 code didn’t work, but still. Excited to try the Moto Pro🙌🏻 love the channel, dude.
Just ordered a pair thank for the tip the foam ones after a long ride start to hurt my ears so need something better going to do the TAT in August going from east coast to west coast
Bought these after watching the video and tested them out for a weekend. I found them to be uncomfortable in my ear after about an hour. Also with my com volume maxed out I didn’t find it to be any easier to hear. Also I got a really annoying “bass” sound of the wind fluttering around my helmet that I otherwise don’t notice. I won’t wear them again
Just finished the PCH on my Africa Twin using foamies. Love the bike, hate the wind protection. Ears are stilling ringing. Any idea if these can also be used for shooting also? Website doesn't say. Thanks
Good video, but where's the photos of your sister? :-P Thanks, I ordered a pair of the MOTO PRO Max. I don't think you said which noise reduction you had?
@@backcountryadvmoto That's what I was wondering. I got the 24 because I have a couple ironbutts coming up, and I think I'll appreciate the extra reduction on long days. We'll see.
🤣🤣🤣 Dang I wish you made this video about 3 months ago. All the things you mentioned happened on my TAT ride. I wore my orange foam plugs for about 3 days until it got so frustrating trying to hear my nephew giving me heads up about the trail ahead I finally stopped wearing them. After 29 days of riding, my already damaged hearing got hammered. Question though are they comfortable under your helmet and when wearing sunglasses?
I just got done with a 2 week 3000 mile vacation with foam plugs that sucked. I'm looking for some new hearing protection and your video popped up😄. I'm going to order the pro series, thank you. Btw where did you get that shirt you're wearing in this video?
Earpeace Pro ear plugs for motorcycle riders do not work well. They are small in overall size which makes them difficult to insert and remove unless you have small fingers. They don't fit well and absolutely don't provide enough noise suppression for riding a Harley-Davidson. And I wear a 3/4 helmet! I had to stop my first ride while using these ear plugs to replace them with my foam plugs. My standby foam ear plugs are easier to insert and remove, are more comfortable, and provide a better level of noise suppression. Save yourself money and some grief. Stick with a good set of quality foam ear plugs. Keeping it simple is always the best approach.
I’d argue that. I’ve worn them for 5+ years. And they come with two different sizes a regular and a large. I think they would probably fit 95% of people who buy them
@@backcountryadvmoto No problem. I dig the channel. Love the BDR videos, super disappointed the footage got lost on that last one. I understand the need for sponsored content, placement, etc. but you don't post that much, so when I see that notification I get stoked and when it's just a straight up ad, it's a bit of a let down.
@@WhoopsWrongButton thanks for the feedback. I do have more ride videos coming. It’s been a weird riding season this year and not getting the seat time as much as I’d like. Trust me, I’d much rather do a ride video than a sponsored video. Sorry for that. Hang in there. More videos to come.
Trust me coming from a person with permanent tinnitus you definitely want to use these.
It’s a shame I’ve had tinnitus since I was a teen, I need to protect what I have left.
I’ve been using the Earpeace plugs for about a year, and they really work well, and much easier to use than the foam plugs, since you don’t have to roll them up just right so they fit well. Really like the bombproof container as well, although mine is black. No idea how long they’ll last, but commuting 5 days a week for almost a year, and they still look like new. Might just buy a spare set to keep on the bike in case I forget to bring them with me.
I have used these for years and finally lost both sets. At 55 hearing is important and thanks for this vid. Tinnitus is not fun.
I started wearing this type of earplug about a month ago. I wish I would have done this years ago. These things are awesome! I will never ride without them again. They do exactly what you said, cut down on all the bad noise and you can still listen to music, podcasts, book on tape, or your buddy’s endless nonsense. If you ride a motorcycle buy ear plugs like these!!!
That’s great! Thanks for the input. “Your buddies endless nonsense” 😂
Nice video but they're still not perfect for music. It still drowns out a lot of the sound in the bass using these ear plugs
Hey Bam, ordered some. Yes, I do use the foam ones. I work in the construction field so noisy is common. Can't wait to test them out.
You you like em?
Well done man! Kudos for proper ear plug insertion. A lot of people don't know you're supposed to pull up on your ear.
2 yrs with mine. How I haven’t lost one yet is amazing.
I love these style of plugs. I didn’t know about this brand, but I’ve always worn the Safariland Pro Impulse ones, which look like an identical design to these actually. I’m due to replace them, I’d be down to support a Moto specific brand 👌
My sister is gonna love these!
I have used a couple silicon earplugs for a while now. The best ones so far were the Nonoise. After 2 and a half years of constant use they are starting to deteriorate.
I'm using a knockoff AXBUS brand that are similar shape but $17cad for 16 pairs instead of 1 pair of Nonoise for $32cad.
Used them for 2 weeks now and at work they are fine but ride all day and while pulling helmet off the soreness becomes apparent. Other silicon plugs did the same.
The Nonoise ones I can ride 12 hours sleep with them in and ride another 12, without sorness. They also had a ceramic filter.
Have tried a pair that you warm up then mold into your ear. After 10 mins they work their way out just like foam plugs.
The high end silicon ones are the way to go.👌 Thanks
I had Nonouse in the past. They are very similar, but I’d say the noise filtering is better on these
The nonoise were 28db and these cheapos are 32db. So excellent at work in the mill but not as comfy. I'll have look into the Ear Peace.
I went for a ride from San Francisco to San Diego and ordered these earplugs specifically for that trip. I did not make it from SF and had to switch these earplugs for regular foam earplugs. Wearing the earpeace pro, my ears started ringing, and the noise was just too much.
I am not happy with them :(
Idk… I’ve never ever had any issues using coms or listening to music with the foamies. Albeit the volume is turned all the way up to compensate. Emergency vehicles… I’d be able to hear them too but if you have good situational awareness you’d more likely see the lights before you’d need to hear them and besides a cop car how many fire trucks or ambulances are actually going to catch up a motorcycle anyways? I’d give them a try but I’ve never had a good experience with the pinecone/ribbed type rubber based earplugs. I enjoyed the review nonetheless.
Someone’s been watching DDFM.
Just picked these up as the windshield I got for my Vulcan S gets the wind off my chest, however it's more focused at head level now, and at 70+ mph it is unbearable. Tried these out last night and this morning. While they definitely lower the overall noise spectrum, my music at max volume is now really hard to hear... This is using the default "High" filter - I'm gonna try the Medium and MAX ones and see how that changes things.
any luck with the swaps?
@@richardparker6723I went straight to the MAX filter and haven't looked back. I played around with the fitment (and make extra sure my ears are cleaned lol) and overall these are the best ones for me. My loud exhaust is now totally bearable and all but the most gentle songs can be heard OK at 70-75mph.
It's probably more so my cheap Amazon bluetooth helmet audio that just doesnt output loud enough to compensate at high speed, was only $28 haha. But overall yes, I'm very happy with the MAX filter.
Hi BAM, great channel and content. The honest reviews are refreshing. Love the epic rides, as I run them as well and really enjoy your perspective. I have three sets of the original Earpeace plugs (Clear, red and black) and thanks to you just ordered a set of the Moto Pro plugs with the black Max db (26) & red case (easy to spot). I wish Earpeace would offer red silicone plugs in all varieties, not just the safety version. We all drop these bastards eventually and searching for a grey plug in the dirt is frustrating at best!
Thanks for the discount code, thanks for the content. Cheers!
How you like em?
@@kee7678 They're excellent. The Max 26db plugs allow me to hear music and comms just fine, yet keep the high-pitch noise (wind roar) to a minimum. As long as you choose the right size plug for your ear canal I'm sure you'll like them. MUCH better than foam plugs.
Lost an earplug on my 700mile tour last week. Just ordered some, the Code BAM15 code didn’t work, but still. Excited to try the Moto Pro🙌🏻 love the channel, dude.
Just ordered a pair thank for the tip the foam ones after a long ride start to hurt my ears so need something better going to do the TAT in August going from east coast to west coast
😂👍 I just ordered these before I saw this video. 🤦 next time ill use your link
Bought these after watching the video and tested them out for a weekend. I found them to be uncomfortable in my ear after about an hour. Also with my com volume maxed out I didn’t find it to be any easier to hear. Also I got a really annoying “bass” sound of the wind fluttering around my helmet that I otherwise don’t notice. I won’t wear them again
That’s interesting? I’ve used these for ears with no issues.
Just finished the PCH on my Africa Twin using foamies. Love the bike, hate the wind protection. Ears are stilling ringing. Any idea if these can also be used for shooting also? Website doesn't say. Thanks
These plugs would never stay in for me. Plus they have too narrow of frequency damping. But nice review though.
Eric, Black Swan Odysseys.
I'll give them a shot....just ordered a set.
Good video, but where's the photos of your sister? :-P
Thanks, I ordered a pair of the MOTO PRO Max. I don't think you said which noise reduction you had?
I have the 19 and 24.
@@backcountryadvmoto Same comfort?
@@DavidHathaway 24 blocks out more noise than 19. I actually prefer the 19 over the 24 just so I can hear more
@@backcountryadvmoto That's what I was wondering. I got the 24 because I have a couple ironbutts coming up, and I think I'll appreciate the extra reduction on long days. We'll see.
Lucky you! You have an AR T. When I decided to order one, they already took it out of the catalog.
What size are you? I think my local dealer might still have a few
@@backcountryadvmoto L
I’ll take a look, and if they do, I’ll send you one 👍🏻
@@backcountryadvmoto You are awesome. Keep me posted. urbandrag at google mail service dot com
Looks like we can’t get the Moto Pro version in the UK. 😕 is the Pro version pretty new to the US market?
🤣🤣🤣
Dang I wish you made this video about 3 months ago. All the things you mentioned happened on my TAT ride. I wore my orange foam plugs for about 3 days until it got so frustrating trying to hear my nephew giving me heads up about the trail ahead I finally stopped wearing them. After 29 days of riding, my already damaged hearing got hammered. Question though are they comfortable under your helmet and when wearing sunglasses?
Thanks dude!
How do these compare to the Eargasm High Fidelity earplugs?
I just got done with a 2 week 3000 mile vacation with foam plugs that sucked. I'm looking for some new hearing protection and your video popped up😄. I'm going to order the pro series, thank you. Btw where did you get that shirt you're wearing in this video?
It’s a Klim shirt. klim.com 👍🏻
@@backcountryadvmoto thanks, I was in Spokane last week ,the fires are getting bad in that part of the world. Stay safe.
I really like the T-shirt. Don't see it in your store. Where can I get one?
It’s a klim Tee and it’s out of stock right now Unfortunately
Ordered a set of the pros.
Bought'em!
How bout 30% off and just send me 2 and I’ll be really careful lol. Been using my nonoise for 4+ years and haven’t lost one….
Where’d you get the ar shirt?
Sounds like the other earplugs would be great for sleeping if they actually existed🤔
“High definition” ear plugs? That’s a little misleading, no? For $30 they should be Bluetooth
Louds pipes, no helmet, and iPhone 3 Air Pods...that's what I see a lot. Poor Ears.
A knock off of the No-Noise brand. I’m sure these are fine.
3rd chamber???
Exactly! 3rd or 2nd?
Earpeace Pro ear plugs for motorcycle riders do not work well. They are small in overall size which makes them difficult to insert and remove unless you have small fingers. They don't fit well and absolutely don't provide enough noise suppression for riding a Harley-Davidson. And I wear a 3/4 helmet! I had to stop my first ride while using these ear plugs to replace them with my foam plugs. My standby foam ear plugs are easier to insert and remove, are more comfortable, and provide a better level of noise suppression.
Save yourself money and some grief. Stick with a good set of quality foam ear plugs. Keeping it simple is always the best approach.
I’d argue that. I’ve worn them for 5+ years. And they come with two different sizes a regular and a large. I think they would probably fit 95% of people who buy them
"Here's my review with a commercial at the end." Just call it an infomercial.
5 mins before you even get to the product. Come on man!
This is a terrible ad.
Thanks for watching? 🤷🏼♂️
@@backcountryadvmoto No problem. I dig the channel. Love the BDR videos, super disappointed the footage got lost on that last one. I understand the need for sponsored content, placement, etc. but you don't post that much, so when I see that notification I get stoked and when it's just a straight up ad, it's a bit of a let down.
@@WhoopsWrongButton thanks for the feedback. I do have more ride videos coming. It’s been a weird riding season this year and not getting the seat time as much as I’d like. Trust me, I’d much rather do a ride video than a sponsored video. Sorry for that. Hang in there. More videos to come.