Protect your hearing! Decibullz Custom Earplug Unboxing and First Ride Review 

What is the Filter ?

@@genewood569 I believe he meant to say the foam plugs. You should use the silicone plugs for the purpose of hot water molding. Then you should switch the plugs out by removing the silicone plugs and installing the foam plugs.

I first make sure the ear plugs have a really tight seal, and then when putting on the helmet, pull the straps outward (away from your ears) and then pull the helmet on. This helps create a little room for your ears and minimizes the helmet pulling the plugs out.

Yes, it does a fantastic job! I only wear these now.

EAROS ONE High Fidelity Acoustic Filters. This is what I wore before trying out the decibullz. I do like them a lot and they're more comfortable but don't block as much noise. Depends on your preference

Glad to have helped you out!

Revvit Roland Sands 3! Yes I've loved them. Definitely a good purchase.

Do you know what is causing the discomfort? Inner piece wrong size or the helmet putting pressure on the plugs? Just curious so others can be aware.

@@Valorcycle Well once I mold them to my ears without my helmet on they fill great. But after I put my helmet on and ride for at about 30-min the pressures from my helmet digs into the plastic ear plugs. I tried 3-different ear tips. Painful around the Cartledge inner ear.

@@All2shop sounds like the helmet padding is pushing onto the plugs. Does it have removable padding around the ears?

@@Valorcycle Yup I removed them ear pads to install my Cardo a month before I got the Decibullz. So my Cardo JBL speakers does sit out a little bit on my ears I notice before I got these Decibullz. Conclusion to my ear pain I see. So I just ordered the Loop Quiet Ear Plugs which is all rubber silicone. I did not return my Decibullz because they are only $25.00. But THANK YOU very much!!!!! for digging into my problem and finding out my ear pain issue Mr. Sherlock Holmes.

@@All2shop glad we figured it out 😁 I hope those other plugs work for you!

I think they have specific ones for ranges

Thank you!

Ive worn these for about 3 hours straight as my longest ride (so far). Yes, still very comfortable and would recommend. With my new helmet, they do fall out when taking my helmet off sometimes but while riding they're great.

I do not recommend them personally. I have a full face Scorpion R1 helmet and after 30-min my ears start to hurt a lot. I even tried to re-mold them 3-times and the same outcome But they do work to keep out the wind and exhaust noise.

Yep! You can still hear very well, its just more muted than having nothing or high fidelity ear plugs.