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[ST] ear plugs
In a message dated 3/4/01 9:57:36 AM, owner-st-digest@xxxxxxxxxx writes:
<< However, for any other ride I always have plugs in, despite extreme pain
(very narrow ear canals) with any commercial plug I've ever tried. I'll
have to break down one of these days and fork out the $150 or so for custom
ear plugs. >>
Custom plugs aren't necessarily the answer. The ones I got did not seat
properly, and the noise came trough. I have heard there are custom plugs
available with a one-way (exit) air valve, which lets air out when the plug
is pushed in, and when the plug is released, a vacuum is formed which
maintains air-tight seating.
For my narrow canals, I find Howard Leight Max plugs quite soft and
comfortablw-they are soft foam, peach-colored, and bell shaped. Dave Collins,
San Diego
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