Comply Sport Pro | Memory Foam Replacement IEM Ear Tips for Jaybird, BlueBuds, Freedom & More | Superior Noise Isolation, Ultimate Comfort, Secure Fit | Black, Small (3 Pairs)

So, I've used comply tips for years now, and I love everything about them. From the isolation, noise cancellation, increased bass due to seal...well, just in general because of the perfect fit that you can achieve with these tips. Fit being the most important thing when using IEMs,since that can determine the sound quality of headphones. And I feel like a lot of people have missed out on a ton of great IEMs, all because they couldn't get the right fit with the tips.Anyways, back to these tips. Whenever I have a new pair of IEMs, if none of the included tips provide a perfect fit, then I'll just get some comply foam tips. It's my go to because I know they'll provide the perfect fit. As these did just that!However, there is one thing that has always being a minor nuisance with comply tips, and that's how hard it can be at times to take them off your headphones. You're not going to be taking them often, but when the time comes, it's extremely hard to pull them off of them. I like that I know that the tips will never come off while I'm using the headphones, which is another reason why I bought these for my X3 -- common issue with the X3s. But it's always a pain when it's time to take them off. Especially since memory foam tips definitely have much shorter life span compared to regular tips, so you'd be changing them more often. Often being maybe every 2-3 months due to wax build up, they become soft and don't expand as great, etc.Now to the worse: I was working out in the gym and had my headphones on. I was working out with my friend and she began to talk to me. So once I saw her talking to me I pulled out the headphones. As I pulled them out, the right bud didn't budge and stayed in my canal. Next thing you know , I see that it did come out, but literally only half the bud. The fit was so perfect that it was strong enough to pull the entire headphone structure out in half. Also, it's kind of unsettling when you have a bud stuck in your ear canal.Maybe that's more of a flaw with the construction of my Jaybird X3, but I'm not surprised that it happened with the comply tips in my ears. I had only been using these comply tips with the X3s for about three weeks when this happened, wayyyy before it was time to actually change them. Now I'm just headphone-less and working out without headphones sucks a lot.

Earphone tips are all over the market, and I have used plenty over the years on my Jaybirds, Jaybirds X2, and Jaybird X3. Due to my travel schedule, I use my earphones everyday, so much that I keep 4 pair charged or charging all of the time. Earphone tips do not last forever, and what a pain when one blows out. One thing I noticed last year is that sizes are different for different brands, especially if you are like me and get these at the airport shops. I purchased the 3 size pack to get the correct fit. The Small is what I chose, and have placed an order for several packs of these. I have also noticed over the years that when I use a larger size than what is required for my ear, they will blow out quickly. The Comply Sport Pro is up there in price and I can easily see why. I highly recommend this product.

Theses are the most comfortable slippers I have ever owned.

I ordered these to replace the original foam tips that came with the Jaybird X2s. When I went to put them on the headphones, I was hesitated because the size of the core on the new tips was much small than the prong on the headphones themselves. I was immediately worried that I ordered a defective product. It was then I saw another review saying that the core was smaller and wouldn't fit. I was about to write to Comply Customer service, but before I did, I started to double check that I could even get the right product. It was then I noticed that these tips are touted with a FLEXIBLE core and I thought "Let me at least try to see if they'll fit". Low and a behold, they did FIT! Even though the core is smaller, they WILL fit (snuggly) the Jaybird X2s.They are also really comfortable and 10x better than even the original tips that came with the headphones.

With so many different ear duds out there now, from wireless, sports, noise cancelling. Buyers are overwhelmed with choice. But there is nothing worse than doing your research and finding your new buds don’t fit or sound a little hollow.This is where these little pieces of magic come in.Having these on your buds will change everything. The material is memory foam so when you find the right size - and you will, you can gently squeeze them, push in your ear and the form a great seal with good comfort.This then leads to great sound, more bass, clear sounds and less ambient noise.So before you throw out or return your new ear buds, give these a try.

They degrade pretty quickly, separate from the earbuds, then get stuck in my ears.

It is products like these that really upset me. I bought these for my jaybird f5's and they are perfect. They eliminate all of the problems I had about my jaybirds. However, because of how well these work and how poorly the buds in the jaybird's work, this is yet another example of lack of concern for consumers. If these foam tips had come with the jaybirds then they would be perfect. However the fact that I have to buy them separately just so that my earbuds don't fall out every time I use them is a huge setback. These foam tips get a 5 for their reliability and effectiveness. The jaybirds get a 3 for being so reliant on another company's product.

These sound really good and are pretty decently comfortable. The variety of tip sizes is cool if you don't know what size you are/have two differently sized ears (me). My only issue is that they're seriously not durable- they're basically shredded at like the three-month mark. That's kind of to be expected with foam tips, though; they sound better and are more comfortable, but are not as durable as silicone. Still, I'd definitely recommend trying them out if you normally don't like in-ear headphones because they're uncomfortable or sound tinny, because they don't have to be. I keep repurchasing them anyway because they make my earbuds sound great and block out a lot of the outside noise. Great for the gym, running, and travel.