Honeywell Howard Leight by Maximum Corded Disposable Foam Earplugs, 100 Pairs, Orange

The Honeywell Howard Leight Corded Foam Earplugs provide outstanding noise reduction and are perfect for outdoor activities or other loud environments. Their high-quality foam ensures a snug and comfortable fit, offering reliable hearing protection when needed most.The attached cord is a convenient feature, making it easy to keep the earplugs together and avoid losing them during use. Additionally, the individually wrapped pairs are great for maintaining hygiene and portability, making them ideal for travel, work, or outdoor adventures.These earplugs offer excellent value for the price and are highly recommended for anyone looking for effective, comfortable, and easy-to-use hearing protection. A great choice for construction, lawn care, or any high-noise activities!

I ordered a 200-ct case of these ear plugs, and they work perfectly and are nice and thick. Apparently I have freakishly large ear canals, and so most other earplugs won't seal my ears properly.Hearos work well for me if I put them in backwards, with the fat end next to my eardrum, but they still don't work any better than the Howard Leights do and Hearos are almost three times as expensive. The Howard Leights block out sound as well or better than any other earplug I've tried, and I've tried at least five different brands before.These earplugs work so well that I actually got depressed for the first couple of days I used them. It was so quiet that I started to think what a bummer it must be for someone to be hearing-impaired, and not be able to simply remove the earplugs and hear better the way I can. But I got over that and now I wear them as much as I can, and enjoy the quiet.When someone is speaking to me with my ear plugs in, I have to be looking directly at them in order to understand what they're saying. The loud, diesel-engined public transit buses that pass by me now only give a little "whoosh". And I have to be more careful when crossing the street, to make sure there aren't speeding cars whipping around the curves waiting to clobber me. I usually can't hear them now until they are within sight, so I just quickly look both ways and then RUN across the street. Homeless guys ask me for change, and I just hear them mumble, point to my ears, and keep walking.These earplugs, like all earplugs, are mostly designed to block out mid-range sounds such as voices. Really low-pitched sounds, which vibrate through the body, can't be blocked out very effectively. This is no reflection on the quality of the earplugs. Really high-pitched sounds, such as police sirens, also come through fairly clearly. This is good since I like to drive with my earplugs in and I don't have to worry about getting T-boned by a police car or fire truck.I plan to use these earplugs as much as I can for the rest of my life, and these plugs are cheap enough for me to do that even if I break out a new pair every day. (They can be reused, but there is some risk of ear infection when they get dirty, and they tend to lose flexibility after just a few uses. Then they can't create as effective of a seal in the ear.)The only downside I can see is if someone had really small ear canals, in which case the plugs would probably cause too much pressure within the ear canals. As I said before, I don't have to worry about that. But if you do have that problem, Mack's earplugs would probably work better since they are fairly skinny.Another minor gripe is that the earplugs stick way out of my ears after I insert them, so at first they would get knocked out when I rolled my head while sleeping. I fixed this problem by simply cutting off the back 1/3 of the plug with a pair of scissors, so the ends of the plugs don't stick out past my ears. I can toss and turn all night, and the plugs stay sealed in my ears.These plugs, to me, would be worth the money if they cost five times as much. I would pay the extra if I had to, but luckily I don't have to since the Howard Leights are bargain-priced. Each pair even comes in an individual bag, so I can give them to my friends to try without getting them dirty. I wouldn't want to be responsible for someone else's ear infection.

I bought my first box of these earplugs in 2019. I am almost to the end of my 200ct box about to purchase my second. These are the best earplugs! The "closed cell" foam really is great for keeping them clean and smooth. I will admittedly use them a few nights in row, and they last really good. After a few days they will be noticeably softer and not block out as much sound. I live in a really noisy apartment with the WORST neighbors. These along with my sound machine almost completely block out all the annoying noise. Only the lowest frequencies get through (ones that are more vibrations that I can feel though my bed/wall).

Work amazing, they block out noise and snoring very well. Only brand I use, saved our marriage.

Very soft and easy to insert and reduces most noise to a reasonable level. We use these for sleeping while traveling and they are very comfortable to sleep with them in place.

I work with parrots, cockatoos reach 100+DB and I needed some STRONG ear plugs. These work great even on hot, sweaty days they don’t fall out. I like the cord too so I can pull them out if I need to but then put them back in without having to open a new pack in the same day. Ones without a cord would give me ear infections and I’ve had no issues with these ones.

Each pair is sealed inside a small plastic bag, and they come in a cardboard box. The box has a "door" and can be used as a simple dispenser. They look identical to the "Super Leight" plugs and have the same rating, so I think they are just re-branded.They are relatively comfortable, and I can wear them for several hours without any significant discomfort. I can use them through a 3 hour concert, or several hours in the garage when using power tools. Removal is easy thanks to the flange, it gives just enough extra material to grab.As with most foam plugs, they take about 5 minutes for them to reach peak NRR. They seem to be on par with other plugs and devices that offer a low 30 db rating.