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Loop Experience 2 Plus Bundle: Noise-Filtering Earplugs $39

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Certified Hearing Protection – Up to 15 dB of Filtered Noise Reduction
Adjustable Fit from XS to L
Reusable and Easy to Clean
Loop Link Earplug Connector Cord Keeps Your Earplugs Secure Around Your Neck
Great for Concerts, Movies, Sporting Events and Other Loud Environments

https://www.costco.com/p/-/loop-e...4201051587
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Costco membership required
Certified Hearing Protection – Up to 15 dB of Filtered Noise Reduction
Adjustable Fit from XS to L
Reusable and Easy to Clean
Loop Link Earplug Connector Cord Keeps Your Earplugs Secure Around Your Neck
Great for Concerts, Movies, Sporting Events and Other Loud Environments

https://www.costco.com/p/-/loop-e...4201051587

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Yesterday 10:48 PM
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Imallvol7Yesterday 10:48 PM
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The 3.6 rating keeps me far away
Yesterday 11:04 PM
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6CpotatoesYesterday 11:04 PM
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15db isn't enough for anything but a school band concert.
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Yesterday 11:06 PM
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IgnatzYesterday 11:06 PM
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Quote from 6Cpotatoes View quoted comment :
15db isn't enough for anything but a school band concert.
What earplugs do you recommend?
Today 2:18 AM
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6CpotatoesToday 2:18 AM
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Quote from Ignatz View quoted comment :
What earplugs do you recommend?
There's three kinds, the rubber ones, the foam ones, and active noise canceling. The rubber and foam ones usually provide 22-24db of protection, but with how loud concerts are, depending on your seats, you could need active noise canceling protection. Hearing damage is preventable, and it's forever.
Today 2:59 AM
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NaturalDealToday 2:59 AM
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Quote from 6Cpotatoes View quoted comment :
15db isn't enough for anything but a school band concert.
These are intended to reduce volume while preserving normal hearing, not provide the highest NRR possible. Use these for focusing while working in an open floor plan workspace. Use the foam earplugs while using air impact wrenches and table saws.
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MikeyMike01Today 5:28 AM
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Quote from Imallvol7 View quoted comment :
The 3.6 rating keeps me far away
I bought these for a concert and they were definitely an upgrade over the cheap foam ones I was using
Today 5:52 AM
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danny_lamchopsToday 5:52 AM
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Quote from Imallvol7 View quoted comment :
The 3.6 rating keeps me far away
I would take the bad reviews with a grain of salt. It doesn't seem like they were using them with the intended purpose. One person tried to use these for sleep?? There is a different line of Loops specifically for that. These are meant to let sound in.

I bought this exact pair for a concert and thought they were great. I also have a pair of Eargasm high fidelity ear plugs and prefer the fit of the Loops.

At first, I thought the flange style tip on the Eargasms was the way to go, but it makes wearing for long periods uncomfortable. The earplugs would slowly get loose because of sweat so I would constantly push them back in.

I didn't run into this issue with the Loops. They were very comfortable, and I really appreciate the cord it comes with. The cord makes it really easy to pull out to chat with someone and then put them back in without risk of dropping them or losing them.

I would buy them again.

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