Doc's Pro Plugs DFFL5 Medium Vented Pro Ear Plugs with Leash, Clear

The earplugs are great for scuba diving and keeping water entering the ear to a minimum. The vent allowing for equalisation for descent and ascent.Users need to know these are not for blocking noise and in fact, unless on a very noisy boat, you can still hold conversations with your dive buddies with them in.I found they greatly reduced the impact of multiple dives on the ear - my ears sometimes get a little sensitive and a little painful after multiple dives but these really helped.I would add that less water potentially means the chance of water borne infections are reduced too.Would highly recommend them to any divers with sensitive ears - of course you need the right size for best results. I got lucky with medium as I have not been able to source locally for trials but as sore ears can ruin a dive holiday/liveaboard they are worth a bit of trial and error.

Heard great things these are super affordable and would have been great if they had fit my ears I had no luck. Returns were amazing though so fear not.

Genuinely thought I was going to have to give up diving. Every time I went diving more than once (few times over a couple of days or more) I would get the most intensely painful blockage in my ear. Went to the doctors and an ENT and they found nothing wrong, so I imagine it is something like a wax build up. But either way, I tried everything like steam baths before a dive, wax drops etc. Nothing worked. These actually work a treat. At one point I thought I would probably never be able to dive, but with these I managed to do a 10 day live aboard diving three times a day with no issues! Could not recommend more

Would be helpful if they came with some kind of colour or with a clip for your wetsuit. Now I need to spend another £15 for something I used only once.

I use these for gigging with a loud punk band. They've saved my hearing somewhat.For the price they are very decent. They reduce the level of sound without completely muffling it, although they do muffle it a little bit. Traditional sponge earplugs cut out too many frequencies and cause confusion when playing but these retain a reasonable level of clarity in most circumstances..For watching gigs they're also really great.Obviously if you pay a lot more for custom plugs you can get better but I find these excellent. Also useful for swimming etc.

Picked up a pair of these as was getting concerned over getting surfers ear. They do the job well, generally stay in while out in the water, keep water out and still allow you to hear. Only issue is the lack of colouring makes them very easy to misplace. Good value

I bought these for a month long kayaking trip to Nepal, not wanting the revolting water pumping through some of their dusty cities to get in through any orifice. This does Nepal a disservice, it's lovely, I'd recommend you go there, but this is not a review of Nepal.These took some getting used to, and I found it odd not beging able to hear the river as clearly, and it felt a little like my ears had 'popped'. Once I got accustomed to this feeling and how much I could hear, they were great. The reduced influx of water in my ears going through big waves made everything much easier. They didn't fall out or even come loose even in 10'+ features.Make sure you wash them, though. We were camping on beaches and I didn't quite get all the grit and sand off one day. It was thoroughly uncomfortable.

Used these for snorkelling and love them. Like the fact they are vented so I could still hear conversations out of water without having to take them out all the time. A little hard to size but I estimated from the size guide I found online and bought the medium ones which fitted well and were quite comfortable to wear for hours of snorkelling.