I was wondering if the have SAE for us Americans and metric for the rest of the world.Do they make a version for fine threaded ears ?
No matter what helmet you have, you should be wearing some form of ear protection.I wonder what the NRR is?
I personally don't wear earplugs, just because my helmet seems to cancel a lot of the noise for me, already. I am, however, a very avid trap shooter, and just use the trusty rubber "Christmas tree" shaped earplugs from Walgreens, for shooting. Those $33 aluminum plugs are nice, but I know how often I lose my $2.00 plugs. ?
I thought about it. I just don't want to have a police car, fire truck, or ambulance come up, and me not hear the siren.No matter what helmet you have, you should be wearing some form of ear protection.I wonder what the NRR is?
I personally don't wear earplugs, just because my helmet seems to cancel a lot of the noise for me, already. I am, however, a very avid trap shooter, and just use the trusty rubber "Christmas tree" shaped earplugs from Walgreens, for shooting. Those $33 aluminum plugs are nice, but I know how often I lose my $2.00 plugs. ?
I may give it a try. Thanks. That has always been a concern for me.You will hear sirens, horns and plenty of other sounds with ear plugs in. When you get tinnitus like a bunch of other members here now have you will think a super early warning of sirens was not quite as important. <img src="http://www.ducati.ms/forums/images/smilies/wink.gif" border="0" alt="" title="Wink" class="inlineimg" />
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