Decibullz Filtros de ruido moldeables profesionales con tecnología de filtración acústica profesional, perfectos para músicos, grabadores y asistentes a conciertos

the Decibullz Professional Moldable Earplugs, and they have exceeded my expectations in every way! From the moment I received them, I was impressed with how easy they were to mold to my ears. The instructions provided were incredibly clear and straightforward, making the molding process a breeze.The passive noise reduction is truly impressive—these earplugs offer ACCURATE PASSIVE REDUCTION without compromising on the FULL CLARITY OF SOUND. Whether I'm at a noisy concert or working in a loud environment, the Decibullz earplugs deliver exceptional sound isolation while allowing me to hear essential sounds with great clarity.I also appreciate how they accommodate both large and very small ear canals, ensuring a CUSTOM-FIT for anyone who needs it. The comfort and snug fit make them ideal for prolonged use, whether it's during sleep, studying, or working out.Two minor drawbacks, one is that they do cause a slight irritation initially, but I suspect I'll get used to it quickly. It's only mildly annoying and doesn't detract from the overall performance. Additionally, the L and R markings on the plugs melted away during the hot water molding process. To avoid any confusion, I recommend labeling your water mugs before you drop the earplugs in.Overall, the Decibullz Professional Moldable Earplugs are a top-notch choice for anyone in need of effective, custom-fit ear protection. Highly recommended!

It was very easy to mold them using boiling water, and the final fits is really custom tailored to my ears, which makes it very comfortable

Overall, these are the best, by far, off-the-shelf passive earplugs that I've tried (Loop Experience Plus/Pro and Earos One the others). The Loop just sounded like a wool blanket over everything. The Earos One damped a lot on top and also limited some harmonic bloom, but I also perceived some distortion. I experience a bit of distortion with certain high frequencies at louder volumes. With these greatly lowering the volume, it left me wondering if either they were leaking or the filter wasn't good. Moreover, the Earos One only have two sized tips, and the larger ones were too big for my ears.These Decibullz are smooth sounding and let some audible harmonic development to occur. But the top end is still quite rolled off. All of the brands advertise an even attenuation across the frequency spectrum including these. That's just not happening, so if you're sensitive to hearing harmonic overtones and air, they'll be missing when using these (and I'm guessing ANY passive models, including custom). If you're just looking for a casual use earplugs to use at loud concerts, these would be fine. If you're a musician and/or really particular, they may not be.I'm going to look into electronic ones, as they may preserve air and harmonic structure better.One other thing, though relatively minor, is a mediocre design flaw, at least it doesn't work for me. The lanyard, used for carrying portabiilty, requires that the earplugs sound filters to be removed in order to insert the lanyard attachments. You'd think they would come up with a design that allows you to put the earplugs onto the lanyard so you could take the earplugs on and off quickly. The lanyard attaches to the earplugs with each end of the lanyard plugging into and filling up the space where the filters go. So it's either the filter or the sound filter, but not both. That kind of kills the ability to use them quickly when needed.The small filters, meanwhile, need to then go in a pocket or purse. So if you want to actually use your earplugs, you have to take off the lanyard, plug in the filters, and stow away the lanyard. That design sort of defeats the purpose of a lanyard. There is a carrying case. Might as well just stow the earplugs in the case until you need them. I see no real advantage to using the lanyard. (Of course, I'll feel like an idiot if I discover that I'm using the lanyard wrong, but I just don't see it any other way. At the end of each lanyard is the same size plastic piece as the filter. I don't see how both can fit in simultaneously.)

These fit very well and filter loud noises well. I am a musician and work in a very noisy environment. Would recommend for both.

attenzione, questi tappi si possono modellare ma solo all esterno dell orecchio. La parte interna e' uguale a qualsiasi altro prodotto che costa un quinto, in pratica non le ho mai usate perche' mi fanno male. 100 euro buttati