We Can't Hear You!: Best Earplugs for Cancelling Out Noise

Mack’s AquaBlock earplugs are largely regarded as one of the best out there and definitely the best pre-molded ear plug. Though they are pre-molded they are still very soft and comfortable inside the ear. The unique design makes it easy to insert them into the ear, block water while they are in the ear, and easy to remove when done. Because of their unique design they offer a fit close to custom for everyone. These plugs are a little more budget friendly and they come with a shatter proof carrying case that helps to keep them safe and intact for a long time. Even if you do lose a pair Mack’s offers two pairs per box.

The silicone earplugs by Anbow are a great pick as they’re one of the most malleable and expandable options that you can find. These will easily adjust into the ear and lie flat without causing any discomfort for side sleepers. They’re also a great choice for different ear canal sizes. Unlike the foam counterparts, the silicone earplugs cover the outer opening of the ear perfectly cancels out the noise and does not add pressure to the ears.

The ultra-soft material is not only great for enjoying a good night’s sleep but is also suitable for commercial areas, flying and travel, construction sites, swimming, and more. The reusable earplugs have got you covered for years. Experience noise reduction level NRR 32 with these super soft earplugs comfortable to wear. The pair is BPA-free and comes with a bonus waterproof pouch.

These pre-molded plugs are awesome in a clutch. They do not come in a ton of sizes so it is hard to find the perfect fit. That being said they still block out water fairly well in both the inner and outer ear. They are soft and comfortable which is not always the case with pre-molded ear plugs. If you are looking for an inexpensive alternative to other earplugs these are your plugs because they are dirt cheap for the protection they provide. They also come with a convenient carrying case that keeps them in one piece and one pair.

The Doc’s earplugs look more like a hearing aid than an earplug, but that is part of the reason that they are so great. Their unique design helps to prevent all kinds of medical conditions because of their full ear coverage. They come in an array of sizes which allows for a more personal fit but may also make it difficult to find the right fit at first. They are very reasonably priced and quite comfortable when you find the right fit. They are meant for scuba diving but work great for swimmers too as long as you have a swim cap to help keep them in place.

Mack’s earplugs are everything that you would want in a multiple use earplug. For starters they soft to the touch and function like a pillow for your ear canal. These non-porous earplugs are made with silicone and super easy to form as they work to keep out harsh sounds out with a noise protection rating of 22 decibels. They can also be used to keep out water, debris, and can even relieve discomfort on flights. The silicon material used is also hypoallergenic, antibacterial, and non-toxic. Mack’s is also nice enough to include a carrying case with their products to ensure their safety and cleanliness.

Hearos Xtreme are what you envision when you think of earplugs. The Hearos Xtreme version are specifically designed to keep out any potentially harmful sounds with an excellent noise protection rating of 33 decibels. The soft foam makes these earplugs super easy to mold and insert into the ears where they can sit comfortably for hours. The material is also naturally antibacterial and hypoallergenic. These earplugs don’t come with a carrying case because they are meant to be disposed of after a few uses.

There is a reason why this particular earplug is called the SUPER Leight. It is a one-time use earplug that is designed to keep as much sound as possible out with a noise protection rating of 33 decibels. They also form a tight seal to protect the ears from other hazards like dirt and other debris. These earplugs are soft to the touch and easily slide right into the ear before expanding to fill the ear canal itself. Howard Leight offers the Super Leight in both corded and uncorded options to better suit your individual needs. These earplugs do not come with a case because they are designed to be discarded after a single use.