Hearing Protection – Filter Motorsport Noise With NoNoise Earplugs!
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Wind noise while motorcycle riding regularly exceeds the levels at which hearing damage will occur. Protect your hearing without blocking the sounds you want to hear with the NoNoise Motorsport noise filter hearing protection. read more-
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Designed specifically for motorcyclists the Motorsport noise filter hearing protection by NoNoise will help protect your hearing from harmful noise levels while allowing lower level noises such as conversation sirens and horns to be heard. So much more than ear plugs NoNoise utilizes ceramic filtration technology to filter higher sound levels that cause hearing damage but allow lower sound levels to be heard.
- Reduces wind and road noise
- Allows communication and intercom use
- Preserves situational awareness
- Comfortable washable and re-usable
- Silicone free construction
- Venturi shaped sound channel
- Zirconium oxide ceramic filter
- No muffling or blocked ear feeling
- Thermoplastic outer construction
- Over 20 years experience in industry and military hearing protection
- Exceeds strict European EN352-2 guidelines and certified to ISO9001:2008
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NoNoise Features and Benefits
All data in decibels (dB)
M = Mean attenuation; S = Standard deviation; APV = Assumed protection value;
SNR = Single number rating; H M L = Value in high medium and low frequency spectrum
Part Numbers
Our part number: | NN.3PROM0160 |
Manufacturer part number: | MTR.UK |
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steve –
Had these a couple weeks now and they are handy. Foam plugs block more sound but these are reusable and pass voice slightly better. They can be pushed far enough in your ear to be hard to grab to remove, but this is easy to manage.
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donmitt –
I think it works well but I would prefer that the “handles” that you use to pull them out be somewhat longer because if you push them in just past the opening of the ear much, you need to have someone with needle nose to pull them back out. If you just push them in a little it works ok But that is the reason for three stars.
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R865 –
I can’t tell if they work better than foam plugs or not. I ride a BMW R1200RT and I just don’t notice a huge difference with the NoNoise plugs in allowing me to hear my phone or music.
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Psyktek –
Have been using these on a daily basis for about the past 6 months. While initially impressed, I now have some reservations. Primarily, the material, while comfortable, compresses after this length of use,
meaning that they have to go deeper into the ear canal to be effective. This leads to the next issue which is that the extension used to remove them becomes harder to grasp (its rather short to begin with). And the main problem now is that this extension has split which makes them even harder to remove (tweezers were required today).
Also, if you already have a helmet that is noisy at highway speeds, these are less effective than ordinary plugs.
$30 seems like a lot of money for something that already needs replacing after less than a year of use. So, with reservations, I would recommend these to a friend, but not wholeheartedly.
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Batman –
The NoNoise ear plugs work great for filtering out the harmful noise; however, no matter what I did, I couldn’t get them out of my ears. The pull tab is just too short for me to pull them out by myself. My wife finally was able to pull them out but she found it difficult. If you have average or larger ears, you’ll most likely have a similar problem.
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TheCopperOne –
I debated buying a high priced set of ear plugs when my purple foamies work well and are cheap enough. However, based on reviews I read, I pulled the trigger. My opinion? Meh. I wouldn’t buy them if I knew what I know now. They are not worth $30…but close.
Pros:
1. They are reusable. My foamies only go in my ears a few times before they get difficult to insert. The no noise plugs are reusable…and washable. They go in easy every time, but you have to be careful to get them in correctly.
2. I can hear other people talking to me. With my foamies, once they’re in, forget about having a normal conversation with somebody. The no noise allow me to have a conversation with someone with my plugs in and helmet on. This is helpful when talking to a parking attendant or park ranger.
Cons:
1. They do not block out anymore wind noise than the foamies. The no noise plugs do seem to block more of the engine noise, but at highway speeds the wind noise is the same or worse than the foamies.
2. If you don’t get them seated correctly when you put them in, they hurt. I have to concentrate on getting them inserted in my ear so they go in straight. They are not as soft and forgiving as foamies.
Overall:
Since I have them already, and my pros and cons cancel each other out, I’ll keep them. I have returned items to Twisted Throttle with no problems in the past, so I know the process is not difficult…but I don’t hate the no noise plugs enough to go through the process. Having said that, if I knew what I know now, I wouldn’t have paid $30 for the plugs. I use the no noise if I’m in an urban environment, but for highway trips and trips of two or more days, I’ll stick with the foamies.
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TheCopperOne –
I debated buying a high priced set of ear plugs when my purple foamies work well and are cheap enough. However, based on reviews I read, I pulled the trigger. My opinion? Meh. I wouldn’t buy them if I knew what I know now. They are not worth $30…but close.
Pros:
1. They are reusable. My foamies only go in my ears a few times before they get difficult to insert. The no noise plugs are reusable…and washable. They go in easy every time, but you have to be careful to get them in correctly.
2. I can hear other people talking to me. With my foamies, once they’re in, forget about having a normal conversation with somebody. The no noise allow me to have a conversation with someone with my plugs in and helmet on. This is helpful when talking to a parking attendant or park ranger.
Cons:
1. They do not block out anymore wind noise than the foamies. The no noise plugs do seem to block more of the engine noise, but at highway speeds the wind noise is the same or worse than the foamies.
2. If you don’t get them seated correctly when you put them in, they hurt. I have to concentrate on getting them inserted in my ear so they go in straight. They are not as soft and forgiving as foamies.
Overall:
Since I have them already, and my pros and cons cancel each other out, I’ll keep them. I have returned items to Twisted Throttle with no problems in the past, so I know the process is not difficult…but I don’t hate the no noise plugs enough to go through the process. Having said that, if I knew what I know now, I wouldn’t have paid $30 for the plugs. I use the no noise if I’m in an urban environment, but for highway trips and trips of two or more days, I’ll stick with the foamies.
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