Avg. Customer Rating: (Based on 39 Reviews)
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My favorite ear plugs |
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JCH
from San Diego, CA
on 4/26/2013
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These are the most comfortable and water-tight ear plugs I''ve tried! You can''t tell from the photos, but they''re super soft and and squishy. I can wear them for long periods and I forget they''re even there. You can also hear "enough" with them in. They''re not so thick that you''re totally oblivious to people around you. But it would be hard to hold a conversation with someone that isn''t right next to you.
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Aqua Sphere Ear Plugs |
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Mark
from Mesa, Az
on 4/13/2013
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These ear plugs work great. No issues and no water in my ears after a swimming work out!
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Too big for my ears |
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Pdwyer
from Staunton, VA
on 4/7/2013
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Very difficult to get into my ear and won''t stay in place
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Easy to insert |
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lifeswim
from SC
on 3/27/2013
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One worked fine, I couldn''t get the other one to keep out water. Could be the shape of my ear. My friend borrowed them and set they were ok. Must wear a cap to keep from popping out
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The Best So Far |
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John R
from New York, NY
on 3/24/2013
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I can''t stand water in my ears while swimming - not a drop. I have tried probably 8 different plug types. My criteria are water tightness, stability (don''t loosen during workout), comfort and removeability. So far - these are the best. They actually score in each of my criteria. Certainly worth a try if you can''t stand water in your ear.
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ear plugs |
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Rhonda
from Minnesota
on 2/27/2013
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My daughter hates water in her ears she says it hurts and these ear plugs she says are the best she has to swim in junior high and that''s one less hassle she has to deal with in 5th grade so far they have not had a problem keeping her in the pool.
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Aqua Sphere Ear plugs |
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blue ear plugs
from San Diego
on 1/15/2013
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They would not stay in my ear as they were too loose.
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Looks are deceiving |
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the Nitpicker
from Vancouver, BC, Canada
on 1/11/2013
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Ok I admit, I have small ears. However, I think these are just too big to begin with. For one, the stem is way too long. That might be easier to hold and yank out but remember, the majority of the times they''re not supposed to be handled. Second, the graduated rings in cone shape are too thick so they don''t actually work as well as other concentric rings you''ve seen on other types. Third, the angle of the cone is just too wide. So unless you''re over 7 feet tall with proportionate ears to match, these prob won''t work for you. Believe it or not, I actually ended up with water behind the eardrum in one ear. Sigh.
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Work Great but I need neon |
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Mark S.
from Birmingham, AL
on 1/7/2013
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They keep the water out, but occasionally one will fall out. Because they are blue, I have a hard time finding the lost one until I get out and walk around the pool. Neon orange or red would be great.
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Worked well |
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Family of swimmers
from NOLA
on 1/4/2013
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prevented water from getting into my ears!
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