2 Pairs Of Robinson Healthcare Adult Silicone Swimming Push In Ear Plugs With Safety Cords

Though these are the first earplugs I've bought for swimming, I've been both foam and moulded types on motorcycles for aims 25 years. I've never worn any as uncomfortable as these. They felt too long, like when you push a cotton bud on too far (I know, I know, but we've all done it). After a few swims, I did try shortening them by cutting them back to have only two of the three mushrooms, but to no avail.I found fitting to be quite hit and miss, despite having a very good idea of the angles and outer ear manipulations necessary to get a good fit with my riding plugs. The long finger grips seemed to interfere with my outer ear, precluding a good fit on the inside.These make me feel I should be looking for plugs to suit smaller ears, despite my using medium size for riding plugs and earphone buds.I found them leaky (possibly due to poor fit), but never enough to fill my ears with water and leave me with that swooshy feeling for hours. This makes them a partial success.

These worked really well for surfing I did the other day. The string was really useful to as when I wasn't using them I could tie them round my neck or take one out, for instance to listen to the instructor. I had to push them in quite hard but they stayed in through some wipeouts. The main thing was they stopped water slamming in to my ears, which completely changed my surfing experience in which before I've had earache for a day or two afterwards. All in all, perfect and made my day very enjoyable.

Not the best but inexpensive if you loose them, seem to do the job for me when I swim in the sea.

They don't stay in my ears particularly well. That said, it is possible that this could at least in part be due to my ears! Other than that seem like a good product.

haven't used them yet but I have purchased this type of earplug for swimming in the past . not as good as speedo ones but then, not as expensive either.

My wife has used a number of different ear plugs and says these are the best she has tried. They are comfortable in the ear, keep the water out and reduce sound levels.

Having lost one of the previous ear plugs and struggled to find in a pool (why do all the companies make them blue- vrtually invisible in the pool!) I thought that I would give these a try. They certainly keep out the water. Most noise too which is very useful when you just want to swim and not talk to other people in the pool. Or maybe I am just anti social. Anyway, these do what they say. Take care to remove carefully as they fit so well.

What i like about these ear plugs is that they dont slip out so quickly. They do come out but what i try to do is pull the swim cap over my ear to secure them in. I'm happy with them.Thank you