Spearguns Reusable Hydro Seal Aqua Ear Plugs for Swimming, Noise Reducing, Soft Silicone Hypoallergenic Earplugs, Blocks Water, Allows Equalizing, Perfect for Surfing and Diving, Medium, 1 Pair

Works very well, love how easy and great they work. Equalizing is easier now and not getting water in my ears has solved my problem with the muzzled hearing after a dive.

I always had trouble equalizing one of my ears and gave them a shot due to the affordable pice. I read about them helping ear equalization specifically in colder water. In layman's terms, they seem to limit the amount of (cold) water hitting your eardrum at once and seem make it easier to equalize by keeping your eardrum warmer and therefore more flexible. Once in a while they become loose, but I also do not force them in very deep. Had no issues using them for Scuba up to 90ft and could equalize very well. very comfortable, you almost forgot you have them in. Also come in handy for noise reduction if you are on a smaller boat with a loud engine. I liked them also for snorkeling, since you don't fell like constantly having waves and water splashing against your ears. Sizing is as expected, if you have earbuds with exchangeable rubber pieces you probably already know which size your typically go for. I was scared of loosing them but they stay pretty well in your ear, just need to push adjust in the ear channel once in a while. Keep them clean after each use and I'm sure you get some great use out of it. Storage container is useful but can be a dit flimsy. I wouldn't have minded a more solid plastic container to keep them safe over time, but then again can't complain at that price.

Comfortable well formed plugs, I have never had issues with ear infections etc. But I do like not having to dry my ears out and when in scummy water not getting crap in my ears. They do vent well while descending to depth with little to no added effort to equalize your ears. They do muffle underwater noise a bit and make hearing signals from your dive buddy a bit harder especially while wearing a hood. I'd give five stars if they'd develop a color other than pink and had a lanyard that connected the plugs that you could put behind your neck. .. I personally have not worn them on technical dives nor would I recommend it beyond 5ATA considering the amount of pressure beyond that not that I'm saying you can't or shouldn't but I'm not going to try. Other than my couple complaints they are a decent product that I like, I would buy them again and I would recommend them for recreational depth if you are prone to ear infections

My doctor recommended I try some ear plugs when diving because my homemade swimmer's ear solution was drying out my ears. I was skeptical, but now I love these and hate diving without them. I dived 3 weeks in Malaysia, not always the cleanest water, and had zero ear issues. Now my husband uses a pair along with several of my friends. They do make it harder to hear on the surface, but are OK if I pull them out a little. Underwater, I feel like I hear better and clear my ears better. They really keep the water out of my ears. They also stay in really well, with or without a hood.

I originally found these at a diving supply company and read the reviews. They are ear plugs that help divers decompress easier and you can still hear above the water. The completely seal the canal yet water can gather by the top and block some hearing. I just shake my head and I’m good. They ergonomically fit in your ears. Our whole family wears them for swimming in the outdoor, at the Y and especially the beach. We are seriously prone to swimmers ear so we find these necessary. They are worth every penny spent. Matter of fact I’ve bought extras and replacements because our son lost his in a lake At camp. It was just too murky to find them. Most people do wear size medium. Our teens and my husband and myself wear that size. Make sure you follow the instructions on putting them in. Hope this review helps someone else!

I ordered a medium pair to begin with and they seemed a little loose while using them. I then ordered a second pair large and they were a little too big. The pink plastic seemed to be the part that was too big on the second pair. I use the med pair but they seem to still let water in. I didn't see anything that said they wouldn't let water in so i can't say if thats normal. I got surfers ear and have suffered with it for a while so i really need something to help. Ordering and receiving were awesome. no complaints there.

I used to use the silicone plugs and they are ok. THe problems were first that they need to be clean and need some fiddling to fit your ear. Don't try taking them out and reinserting while in the water (to hear someone better) and they can't be cleaned after dropping them. I tried a few different vented plugs that would allow me to hear in the water but the other brands stuck out from the ear and got caught sooner or later (on kelp etc) and pulled out. The jbl hydro seal sits inside the ear so it can't easily be knocked or pulled loose but is very easy to take out and reinsert and to clean. The size refers more to the external part which fits under the folds of the ear. My ear canal is small but the exterior is "average" so the medium fits perfectly. The ear plug does not 100% seal out the water but it prevents it from flooding in and I am told that is what is needed to prevent damage from cold water and bone growth. I've been using these for 1.5 years and after about 9 months the first set got a little stiff and brittle so I replaced them. Also there is a dedicated left and right so if you are prone to losing things you should have a full spare set. TO recap -good for swimming -allows you to heard sounds and voices around you -a no snag easy to use fit -not a perfect waterproof seal but sufficient to protect the ear -size is determined by exterior portion of the ear -read instructions to understand proper fit, it is different than the usual plugs