r/LoopEarplugs

Does anyone have it? I STILL havent received one ):

Wanting to get a loops link so I don’t lose the earplugs when I’m at a fezi so wondering if anyone’s got any DIY/link dupe ideas instead of paying £20 for a link

I work in an office and for some reason, my little corner cubicle is the void where all of the stupid random sounds like to hangout the most. And this absolutely drives me insane.

There is someone who hums all day long, someone who taps their foot on their plastic roller chair matt, someone who clicks their pens constantly and someone who eats with their mouth open. I prefer over the ear headphones, and I throw those on and play music. But I can still hear them sometimes. Plus, part of my job is to listen to what is going on with projects around me, and listen for when people need assistance. So having headphones in blasting music all day isn’t an ideal option.

What is the best version of the loop earplugs that will block out these stupid sounds that shouldn’t get on my nerves but do, while also allowing me to listen to the needs of others close by? Currently looking at Switch 2 and Engage Plus 2.

Hey, ive recently starting working more as an event medic, stretching from football, to motorcross, meaning im constantly subject to loud environments. Im looking for something which can limit the sound of the bike engines, but still allow me to talk to patients, my crew, and notably, hear my radio.

Ive noticed the experience seems like a good option, but also the switches, and was wondering if ive missed anything, and ultimately what the best choice is for my situation. :)

Hello together,

I am thinking about buying LoopEarplugs. I had some other Earplugs which took away 20dB. For me this was too much, the music wouldn´t really reach me anymore, the music was too quiet, it lost his emotion if you know what i mean.

So if I read it correct, the LoopEarplugs reduce sound about 17 dB. I know that the difference of 3dB is actually pretty much (if I am correct).
So would you say I should buy the Loop-Earplugs? I mean I want to protect my hearing so i read more then 20dB over more then 4 hours are damaging you ears. So the Loop-Switch are even better because I can change the reduction of the Noise.

Or should I look for some that doesn´t reduce it so much (I cant find one really anyways -.-)

hi! i am interested in buying a pair of loops to use at night when i sleep due to my partner’s loud snoring. with this being said, i need a pair that will block out her snoring but also still allow me to hear and wake up from my alarm in the morning. any suggestions?

Hey everyone,

I’m reaching out for your help because I’m looking for ear protection for parties, raves, festivals, and similar events, and I’ve read some reviews about the Loop. I’m interested but I don’t know which ones to choose... is the “Plus” version really worth it? For anyone who has them, are the Loop really worth buying? Do they ruin the party vibe?

I've already read some reviews I found here in other posts, but I'm always unsure... some people say good things, others say bad things. I just want to be sure before I buy, because they're still expensive.

Thanks!

Hello,

I'm thinking about buying the daily calm bundle but I have some concerns.

The very reason I'm thinking about buying it is also why I'm cautious. I have autism, which makes me quite sensitive to noise so I get overstimulated easily in busy environments and struggle to sleep if it's not fully quiet.

But my autism also gives me sensory issues and I've never had a pair of earbuds that didn't hurt to sleep on, or were overstimulating due to discomfort.

(I'm a side sleeper and move a lot)

From what I've read the daily calm bundle would be amazing for me if it works, but I'm just worried about them being uncomfortable which would just make me overstimulated anyways haha.

I'm currently stuck wearing headphones all day every day but I'd prefer to be free of them. I'm starting to worry about hearing loss in the future...

Hello all! I am very sensitive to noise. Clapping, slamming, lawn mowers, loud vehicles and bikes, loud talking, too much talking, all of the noises. It physically hurts. I’ve tried loops engage pro 2 and it didn’t cut the noise quite enough. Or really at all from what I could tell. I also can’t take the feeling of the memory foam tips or silicone tips in my ear canal. I can only tolerate Apple AirPods gen 2 in my ear. Or the Mack’s wax ear plugs but then that cuts too much of the noise and I can’t hear people and also makes my tinnitus worse. What are some options for me do you think? I’ve researched and researched and I don’t know what to do. I also don’t have a lot to spend. Any suggestions would help :) Thank you!

Any kind Internet stranger not using and interested in selling or wanting to part with their Swarovski loops?

I've got alerts set on all sites to no avail and it's become a need much more than a want for multiple reasons.

Help.

I lost my Loop Engage earplugs which I need to use in movie theaters. But I’m not that distraught because the silicone hurts my ears.

I don’t have small ear canals, but the skin in there is really sensitive so any harder material irritates it. I used the XS size of Loops for the least pressure but it still hurts.

Meanwhile I can wear large foam earplugs all day and be fine.

I’m wondering, are there foam earplugs that are similar to Loop? Ones that only block out some noise? I’d assume there’d be some cheap shit on amazon or aliexpress that could do the job, but I’m struggling with search results.

Or some other alternative idk.

(btw regarding movie theaters: I have used audio assistive tech in the past, which would have been a life saver, but the quality of it has been so poor it’s such a shame!)

I go to festivals and raves regularly – which earphones should I go for? People have recommended both the Loop Switch 2 and the Loop Experience 2 to me. It’s important that I can still hear the music clearly and chat to my friends. With foam earplugs, I can’t do either of these things.

I just received my Loop Switch 2 yesterday and tried sleeping with them. As a back sleeper, I don't have too many issues with the pressure.

But I woke up and I was lying on them. How do I avoid this happening (I don't want to lose them)?

Edit: Yes, I know they aren't supposed to be used for sleep - I don't have the money to buy multiple pairs that I'll barely use.

I decided to purchase a pair of Loop earplugs because of all the positive reviews. I ordered directly from their website and noticed they were fairly expensive, but I figured the 2-year warranty made it worth the price.

Less than 30 minutes after placing my order, I found the exact same earplugs for half the price on Amazon. I had only received the order confirmation, so I immediately contacted Loop to request that the order be canceled.

Instead, I received a generic, clearly automated response stating that they couldn’t cancel the order because it had already been “shipped or packaged.” Less than 30 minutes after placing the order? That’s extremely frustrating and, frankly, very hard to believe.

The entire experience has made me question the company’s customer service and the authenticity of their reviews. I would strongly recommend comparing prices elsewhere before ordering directly from Loop. I certainly wish I had.

Having suffered ringing in my ears for at least 24 hours after gigs and rehearsal sessions I decided to try a few different low cost ear protection products. So far I've tried Loop (£25) - 17 to 20db reduction; Flare Isolate (£25) - 30db certified protection; HearProtek (£15) - 23db Noise reduction; Earasers (£42)- 26db reduction and ACS pacato 16s (£15) - 16db reduction. The only criterion was, play a gig or do a rehearsal and then assess the ringing in my ears. The winner out of all of them by a reasonable margin was loop. Any experience of others?