AXIL X30i Noise Reduction Ear Plugs - Black - Hear-Through Mode Hearing Protection for Concerts, Live Events, Shooting, Sports - 25dB Reusable Foam and Silicone Eartips with Carrying Case

Great for the races and I am sure will work for concerts. Love the design that keeps the ear plugs in my ear even when chewing food. Also the switch to change level of noise reduction is great idea.

Awesome product! Super easy to find the right size of ear plug and adjustment. Able to withstand the bouncing and movement while shooting. Great value for the product. Able to reduce the noise of shooting while still being able to hear people around. I like the adjustment that you make on noise intake.

I bought these for air travel and they do reduce noise while in a plane but not as much as I hoped they would. They are very comfortable and reduce the noise but it didn't help me get any sleep.

While the earplugs work fairly well, the instructions say to replace the ear tips every 4-5 months in periodic use. However, AXIL DOES NOT PRODUCE REPLACEMENT EAR TIPS as confirmed by their customer support.

The buttons to “hear” don’t do much…fit well in my ear, actually hard to get out. If you’re gonna wear for long periods they will definitely not slip out….

Great product for people who shoot and move and manipulate weapons and need hearing protection. Easy to get a good fit and seal and comfortable to wear. Really stays put in my ear and have zero concerns with them coming out no matter what im doing

As a competitive shooter I gave up on the hype of expensive electronic ear pro. This is the most comfortable ear pro, for pistol and rifle. And has been holding up and not falling out while doing USPSA. Seals great. Phenomenal price. Very easy to keep on my person. The design is sleek. Even use at indoor ranges because the noise cancellation works!

The little switch for isolation feels really cheap and I had to put it back together a couple of times. Fits the ear nicely and tips are great otherwise. I don’t think they are better than my sure fire unfortunately.

oui ca fonctionne mais comme un bouchon d'oreille en mousse à 1e ou même gratuit chez l'audioprothésiste... et jamais vu de différence entre les deux options... d'ailleurs vu qu'il n'y a pas d'electronisme je ne vois pas comment cela pourrait se faire.