Earplugs for music

At any average festival, you can suffer permanent hearing damage within just 5 minutes. If you've ever had a buzz or ring in your ears after a concert, it's a sign of hearing damage. This damage is irreversible. Festivals and concerts can reach up to 110 decibels, causing harm quickly. Protect your ears with high-fidelity earplugs to enjoy music without risking your hearing. Alpine PartyPlug earplugs reduce harmful sounds while preserving sound quality, allowing you to enjoy festivals safely.

Hearing protection ranges from foam earplugs to custom otoplastics. Foam earplugs are cheap but can irritate the ear and cause infections. Wax balls and silicon plugs also seal off the ear but are single-use. Universal earplugs with adjustable filters prevent a shut-off feeling. Custom otoplastics fit perfectly for long-term use. Earmuffs, attachable to helmets, are ideal for noisy environments but may cause irritation in warm weather. Earmuffs differ from headphones, which are mainly for listening to music.

Anyone who visits Formula 1 or MotoGP races knows the track can be deafening. While the sound can give you goosebumps, it's often so loud that it can hurt your ears and cause permanent damage. Motor races can reach 130 decibels, enough to immediately harm your hearing. Sound over 80 decibels is harmful, and exposure duration halves with every 3 decibels increase. To protect yourself, sit further from the track and wear ear plugs like Alpine WorkSafe. Regularly take 'ear breaks' to allow your ears to recover. Enjoy the races safely with proper hearing protection!