Cool case, plugs not great for helmets.
These arrived on time, packaged well.  The container with screw top is cool, and the little clip attaches to my motorcycle's tank bag zipper, so ear the plugs are really accessible, even when I'm ready to ride.  I was hoping to find reduction in white noise inside my helmet,  that didn't interfere with hearing my gps directions in my helmet comms.  I was interested in this product because of the promise of moderate noise attenuation -- old school foam plugs reduce by 30bB, whereas these were more like 15ish.<br /><br />The ear plugs themselves are awkward to put into my ears,  particularly with medium-long nails. The shape of these is like a teeny tiny umbrella. You hold the little post between your fingers and insert the cup portion into your ear.<br /><br />I bought them to combat the mostly white noise that comes with long distance motorcycling,  as I'm close to heading out to ride parts of Route 66.<br /><br />What was the biggest disappointment is with my helmet on,  the wind noise actually transfers from the helmet, to the ear-plug "post", magnifying the wind noise with an odd thumping sensation,  much like when someone opens the back windows of the car on the freeway.  I literally pulled over on the freeway shoulder,  took off my helmet, and yanked out the ear plugs -- threw them into the garbage when I got home!  I've gone back to the old school foam plugs to cut white noise,  but keep them in the container that came with this purchase.  I wasn't happy, but my use was specifically for motorcycling.  They may work for you if you're not planning on utilizing them with a helmet.
Rating: 1 stars