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PartyPlug: tips for the best experience

How to use Alpine PartyPlug earplugs

1. Find your perfect fit

The medium (M) size comes pre-fitted on the filters and works for most people. If they're not quite right, switch to small (S) if they feel too tight, or large (L) if they're too loose.

2. Put them in

Hold each earplug by the filter between your thumb and index finger, then insert it into your ear canal with a gentle twisting motion until it feels secure and comfortable.

Pro tip: Try pulling your ear up slightly while inserting - it often makes it easier!

3. Check the fit

You'll know your earplugs fit right when:
• They're comfortable with no pressure points
• They create a good seal in your ear canal
• They don’t stick out too far from your ear

4. Keep them clean

Clean your earplugs regularly with warm water and mild soap or Alpine Clean spray. Let them dry completely before using them again.

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Usage

The main difference is in the filter technology. The PartyPlug features a music filter that reduces harmful noise, while the PartyPlug Pro features a high-fidelity music filter for premium sound quality and music experience. The Pro model reduces noise by 21 dB (NRR), while the standard PartyPlug reduces it by 19 dB - so you can pick the level of protection that works best for your situation. Both versions include three sizes (S/M/L) for a custom fit and come with a durable carrying case that clips to your keys or fits in your pocket.

Both models now feature an improved filter design with a wider grip, making them easier to remove. The redesigned case keeps your earplugs secure while making them simple to take out when you need them.

Absolutely! They're designed for extended wear, using soft materials and an ergonomic design that stays comfortable for hours.

Start with size M. If you feel pain or too much pressure, go down to size S. If they feel loose or aren't sealing well, try size L. You'll know they fit right when they create a good seal, feel comfortable (no pain or pressure), and sit naturally in your ear.

Yes! They're made with silicone-free materials that are safe for long-term use.

Clean them regularly with lukewarm water and mild soap, or use Alpine Clean spray. Make sure they're completely dry before using them again.

Hold the earplug by the filter between your thumb and index finger, then insert it into your ear canal with a gentle twisting motion until it feels secure and comfortable. They should create a good seal, feel comfortable, and sit flush with your ear. Pro tip: Try pulling your ear up slightly while inserting - it often makes it easier!
Start with size M - go smaller if you feel pain or pressure, or larger if they're not sealing well or feel loose.

They're made of soft, silicone-free TPE (thermoplastic elastomer). This flexible material ensures a comfortable fit in your ear canal.

They're perfect for concerts, music festivals, clubs, and any loud environment where you want to enjoy the music without risking hearing damage. The special music filter lets you still have conversations while protecting your ears from harmful noise levels.

Reach out to Alpine Customer Service - we're here to help find a solution.

PartyPlug Manual

In the US, we use NRR (Noise Reduction Rating) to measure how well hearing protection works. The higher the number, the more protection you get. You might also see SNR (Single Number Rating) listed - that's the European standard.
PartyPlug Pro earplugs reduce noise by 21 dB (NRR), while standard PartyPlugs provide 19 dB of reduction. To put that in perspective: a typical music festival hits about 100-110 dB. With PartyPlug Pros, you'll bring that down to a safer level of about 80-90 dB. This protection is crucial because hearing damage can start after just 15 minutes of exposure to 100 dB sound levels, or from extended exposure to sounds above 80 dB.