The best earplugs I've found.

[@willorchard4190]

My dad’s been a musician for 35 years. The number of those disposable orange plugs I’ve found around my house could fill up an island.

[@Pancakeee]

What size island is it a acnh island?

[@outrageous-alex]

And probably do fill up islands. Let's get reusable ones.

[@bland9876]

Need to make them biodegradable.

[@aeyde]

@@TheWeirdAlley ugh

[@HypeTV_Official]

Maybe a pool of earwax too?

[@theSam91]

I wore ear plugs to a rock concert once as a spectator and found it actually made the music sound better. Could still hear everything perfectly clearly since it was so loud but could not hear all the other noise at a concert that isn't music. Didn't go home with tinnitus either.

[@matthewblackwood9653]

Yep. Concert plugs are fantastic. No droning noise getting in the way of the music and no ear pain either. It's definitely unintuitive, but ear plugs make concerts better.

[@gameseeker6307]

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[@Tynamiitti]

Yep, during normal times I attend a lot of concerts and gigs, and wearing earplugs almost always makes the music sound better. If the sound engineer is wearing ear plugs, the music always sounds better with earplugs.

[@svenfranssen]

I use the motorcycle ones shown in the vid. They are from Alpine. They work great, and the helmet coms sound better because of them. Music is clearer and less "raspy". Next season going for custom ones though.

[@flixelgato1288]

I got some but they’re not that great. Bad damping “signature” so bass and treble comes through but mids really suck and I can’t hear vocals well.

[@johnsmithworth9296]

Ive had tinnitus since I was a kid I found out that small ringing at night wasn't a thing for most people, since then I've tried to protect what I have. Now I work in aviation and almost every day I'm standing behind jet engines, so I always wear double hearing protection, Ear muffs and ear plugs. Most people just wear earmuffs and it drives me nuts. I'm glad too see videos like yours expressing the importance of proper hearing safety.

[@matthewblackwood9653]

If you're just wearing muffs you gotta shell out for some *serious* dB reduction. I mean a jet engine is nearly as loud as a gunshot, but continually. My dad's got hearing loss and it was absolutely from his time as a aircraft mechanic in Vietnam.

[@Tom-iv6kh]

I don’t mean this in an offensive way or anything but reading I’ve tried to protect whah I have straight to now I work in aviation made me laugh

[@andrewarnold9818]

I work in aviation as well, as a technician, and one of the really frustrating things to me is the fact that if you have a comm headset, you are less protected. And I need to have a comm headset so I can help the pilots troubleshoot.

[@Slugbunny]

Same for me. Childhood fireworks took some of my upper range from both ears and left tinnitus. Doubled up for military service so I didn't lose the rest.

[@casedistorted]

Maybe one day theyll figure out how to restore hearing

[@happydog171717]

Just so you know that weird little pocket in jeans is actually a pocket watch spot from when they were common to wear

[@thatguyalex2835]

Wow, I learned something new. :) Thank you kind human.

[@happydog171717]

@@negaandnelle which is what a pocket watch is

[@AhDollar]

they also work great for Bluetooth earphones with small cases like Airpods, Taotronics Soundliberty 79s, and Skullcandy Dime 2s

[@TheRenegade...]

@@AhDollar Steve Jobs also famously pulled out the original iPod nano from there (not that most people have those anymore, but this is at least partially an iPod channel)

[@crand20033]

So it's a relic of the past and not needed anymore but they put it there for looks. Dumb.

[@Javi_Lacking]

You know you're a good creator when you can make *earplugs* interesting. On ya, Dank! P.S. I've been daily-driving 3M's yellow foam plugs for years now, though now I'm tempted to upgrade...

[@MartinDerTolle]

Bot comments...

[@BurgerKingNationalist]

So pronouns?

[@TiBiAstro]

@@BurgerKingNationalist posts racist weeb shit, and scared of pronouns... what a surprise 🤡

[@NoblePineapples]

Worth a shot really! If they don't work out for you, you know what suits you and you can go back.

[@ergonomics_of_flatulence]

cool weeb

[@MrGruffly]

I was literally just told TODAY that I will have to be let go from my job working at a dog shelter because the fact that I wear earplugs to protect my hearing from the constant head splitting barks that a lot of our dogs let out. I don't know what to say as this is clearly an OSHA violation so I did all I could so far and filed a complaint. Their reasoning is that wearing hearing protection makes me unable to possibly hear one of my co-workers being attacked by dogs or some similar emergency, which is down right ridiculous. The timing of this video makes me start to believe I am in a simulation, god damn.

[@rachael1090]

Ok, like surface level I get their point, but ear plugs don't block *that* much noise, and they come in various, uh, strengths. I hope you can fight that somehow

[@boinguss]

I would go about getting a lawyer

[@polygondwanaland8390]

Call an employment lawyer and enjoy your $10k+ severance and wrongful dismissal payments!

[@funkduck210]

Get a decibel reading when barking is happening. If it's over like 70 you can complain and they have to provide ear protection

[@smith7602]

I feel like if safety is their concern they would require visual contact of each other. How are you gonna hear a cry for help over all the barking?

[@ferna182]

I've been using the Alpine ones that have filters on them for ages... They are awesome. It's like turning down the volume dial in real life. I use them for rehearsals and also going to concerts and all that. Sometimes even for sleep if there's construction noises outside or stuff like that. Love them.

[@Rouven41]

Yea same. One cool benefit is, that you can "adjust" the volume with the filters. So in a Jazz concert i take the lowest filter, while in a Metal concert i take the strongest one.

[@Dej_Matt]

Do you have a link? I have been looking for some due to sitting directly infront of trumpets

[@ferna182]

@@Dej_Matt No, but they're called "music safe pro" they shouldn't be too hard to find

[@MrHQQX]

same, use them on my motorcycle, when someone decides to grind metal with angle grinder the whole morning, or if I decide to use some noisy tools

[@ziginox]

Same, bought some MusicSafe Pros years ago after Tom Scott's recommendation, and they've been super comfy. I don't use them for sleep, though.

[@taimurjamil4790]

Wow! Dankpods really has that extra edge when it comes to engaging and helping his audience. Unlike other audiophiles, besides helping you explore actual good audio, he also encourages to explore good solution for protecting your ears! It all comes down to this, whether audiophile or not, you only get one set of brilliant, rather priceless ears!! Take care of them, and they will take care of you! Much love Dank!

[@roccer2112]

Mate, fellow drummer - I swear I've had that literal exact ear cleaning experience at the doctor. It's hard to describe how satisfying a sensation it is to suddenly turn the volume of the world up a couple clicks

[@bigpharts]

What the heck I was sleep deprived and delirious at 2am last night and I thought to myself "dankpods should do earplugs so I can get some sleep." Seeing this day after is soooo trippy.

[@ikolossal5116]

Literally placed my order before the end of the video

[@mjc0961]

@@ikolossal5116 Same. As soon as he sat the package down and I could read what it was, I went to go order them. 🤣

[@20EsOfficial]

@@junoantaresofficial bots are infiltrating, can't escape from these pornbait virus links

[@andrewwagner942]

Ty for manifesting this vid for us

[@systemdeveloper5266]

Do you guys feel like those helped?

[@ncc74656m]

I had a pair of silicone ear plugs for swimming that were freaking neon radioactive green. Went to the doctor's six months later and she goes "WHAT IS THAT???" in shock and slight horror. Broke out the giant syringe and blew like six full syringes worth of water into my ear and finally ploop, out comes a chunk of that. Never even noticed. Yeah. Avoid those.

[@noahs.627]

Ahh those ones made by 3m for shooting Yeah they'll do that

[@friendly_neighborhood_troll]

Bots be like

[@abnormallynormal8823]

@@friendly_neighborhood_troll for real

[@WastelandWanderer1216]

@@noahs.627 I just used the cheapo disposable ones for Shooting mainly.

[@lillebrorsanvincent2017]

@@nichole4684 oh no the bots have infiltrated dankpods

[@Azeria]

I got a new pair of earplugs in November 2019, just before I saw the last live music gig I’d get to see for over two years 🤣

[@vergiljack6446]

Checkmark guy lol

[@RainyBass]

@@vergiljack6446 he literally has a music channel?

[@johndostech]

@@RainyBass yeah. He comments on every DankPods video too as well as some other channels I watch :)

[@Violant3]

almost every video i watch there's a comment from this fella on the top, does this mean we're friends now?

[@johndostech]

@@Violant3 yes.

[@allthesnakes8888]

You are my patron saint of audio! I've not bought headphones without seeing if / what you have rated them since I discovered your channel and now my newly diagnosed neurodivergent brain can finally buy earplugs! Saving not only me but everyone around me. (side note your accent was so comforting every time I was home sick in lil old Tokyo)

[@kre4ture218]

For the earwax-situation: There are sprays you can buy at pharmacies and drug stores for that. You spray it in your ear (which fells weirdly awesome) let it soak a bit and after 5 minutes all the gunk is dissolved and runs straight out. It works really really well.

[@lutheran229]

What brand are you talking about specifically? I tried Mack's kit but I don't know if it worked.

[@thomasphillips885]

I have to get my ears cleaned out every 12 months using microsuction :-(

[@WonderfulBoness]

@@thomasphillips885 doesnt sound too bad. why sad?

[@botersause3627]

@@WonderfulBoness microsuction causes tinnitus if you're not careful

[@yomchaa]

I love how this channel isn't just talking about audiophile stuff, and that you talk about ANYTHING that in your experience find interesting or important. I'm all for these videos about niche topics that most people don't really think about.

[@KiraSlith]

I dunno about that, protecting your ears from loud noises is just as important for an audiophile as listening to good noises. I'd say it's still right on brand.

[@qactustick]

Earplugs are kinda related to sound though, aren't they?

[@darksoul00002]

Tip for the Bose Sleep Buds: I got mine after watching your first video about them. In the first week, I had the same problem of pain from my ears. I even nicked one ear and found myself bleeding in the morning, even if it was just a little bit. After that, I put them in more properly, as they mention in the app. That helped a lot. I had no issue since then. And yes I really need them. The motorway isn't far from my room and in my dorm people just don't see the possibility that there are more than themself.

[@zebraloverbridget]

Kudos to you for recognizing that there are other people around and choosing earbuds to block out the noise. Instead of just turning what your listening to up which only causes everyone else to do the same. I wish the people near me when I lived in a dorm closet for a year did the same.

[@seriousgameofficial]

Fuck students. So glad I never had to live in student accom

[@thewritingroo]

I’ve been having horrible, horrible sleep problems for years. I’ve done all the ear plugs, and all of them never worked for me. After a terrible night of no sleep, I drove extremely tired and slap happy to a local electronics store and dropped $200 on the Bose Sleepbuds based on your recommendation. I sleep so well now, thank you. It’s so peaceful.

[@mjc0961]

I read that wrong the first time and I thought you said that after a terrible night of no sleep, you drove extremely tired _into_ an electronics store. 😬😂

[@tonystechrepairs]

Where's your videos mate? Based on the channel art, you look like a talented lad!

[@SockyNoob]

Cute icon uwu

[@friedegg3732]

@@SockyNoob no it isn't, its a fucking furry

[@cruzmatt22]

@@friedegg3732 Fried Egg

[@Sleepy-oi3xh]

This reminds me when I first started going to concerts. My dad is both a musician and goes to a lot of live events. He gave me a pair of the squishy orange ones and my biggest regret is not using them for the first few times

[@liamsmith8518]

I've only ever see orchestras in person, I never knew this was a problem at like loud concerts

[@unuks9731]

i have almost always used earplugs when i go to loud places and thank god i did hearing damage isn't a joke

[@d3xbot]

I love the occasional "ahh my pkcell" I got real hard core into hearing protection after I started noticing some mild tinnitus. I'm in my mid 20's, I want to keep hearing good for the rest of my life, so I had to do something. A well-timed video entitled "Get some goddamn..." on the channel "Matt and Tom" got me to buy my first set of christmas tree musician's earplugs. I've since gotten some goddamn... custom fitted ear plugs and, while the ones I got aren't super comfy for sleeping, they're brilliant for concerts! I'll have to give those happy ears a go since I live by a fire station and they just go on their PA all night regardless of the fact that they're literally 150 yards from a residential building :|

[@ahreuwu]

It's been years since I first saw that video, it may be time to get some god damn. I've had tinnitus since I was a little kid and figured that it was normal, then when I learned what it is I figured it would just stay like that, but I'm worried about my future hearing. I should get some god damn, not to sleep (I can't sleep without youtube videos in the background) but for the regular protection. Thanks for reminding me of the matt and tom video!

[@heartattackphil]

Dank I’ve just bought a turntable setup and HD 600’a because of your channel, you’ve made me discover a new hobby. Thank you so much and keep up your great work! I’m going to be coming a patron so I can binge watch your after shows !!

[@darrenalmgren634]

I work at a factory that requires ear protection (you’d be surprised how loud the clanking of empty metal cans are). I’ve tried and had to use the foam earplugs many times and they just hurt my rather small and narrow ears. I honestly don’t like in ear buds either. So I’ve had to use the over the ear muffs (luckily provided by my work, as are any ear protection) and they are so much better. Granted they made my ears sweat and produce more earwax than I used to, but comfort and protection wise, they’re great

[@matthewblackwood9653]

I'm with you. Over ear protection is way more comfortable for long hours.

[@gegarcia]

can't sleep with ear muffs on though :( maybe if I cut a hole in my pillow...

[@nurhanturky]

What's the best ear muffs please can you help me ? And thanks

[@NickzAndMikz]

You can also sneak in an earbud inside without compromising the seal, if it’s appropriate

[@Dharmayuddha1991]

How much db sound is there is factory?

[@SteliosGiarimoustas]

You are the BEST youtuber out there. You make people laugh and have great content. Keep up with the good work.

[@fallingstar6191]

Agreed

[@walesjedi9217]

straight up fax

[@ShoelessJP]

Facts!

[@couchpotat]

i freaking love his channel

[@waisemthecrab]

@@couchpotat me too

[@notenoughram3312]

Daddy dank sticks things up his ears: The Movie

[@jakesinclair69420]

You're done you're done

[@karinamartinez5604]

@Nayha Srimuni wtf i don’t want to buy frank

[@pakane24]

Dankpods, I want to sincerely thank you. Thanks to you each time I hear someone say "nugget" I involuntarily prepare for the nugget arming procedure and start laughing uncontrollably. Best channel ever 10/10

[@AnymMusic]

nothing is more stressful than an earplug in your ear either. it's horrific

[@mase8832]

As someone that marched 7 years as a snare drummer without protection, I can certainly tell I'm a bit deaf because of it. I only started using protection after I got a nasty infection that left one of my ears really sensitive and now I can't play without earplugs

[@dumpicus_maximus]

Drummers are the greatest people to get earplug recs from I'm definitely gonna watch this Could be useful for marching season next year! (I'm in pit and I handle electronics, so I'm at the focal point of a lot of noise. and don't get me started on when we're in the stands. I'm either in front of snare drums or trumpets) EDIT: Etymotic makes some great earplugs. if you need stuff for similar use case (near the loud percussion, brass blasting in your ear), but still want to hear other people- their filtering ones are great.

[@lightningbot85]

What’s wrong with us trumpets? We don’t try to be as annoying as possible to the people in front of us *at all!*

[@noahs.627]

Do you really need plugs in marching band? I don't use them. Maybe I should though lol

[@abnormallynormal8823]

If you need a good set of headphones, Senny HD25 ‘s have amazing passive isolation and crazy separation. Gotta be careful not to add to much mid into the mix, but they’re amazing

[@dumpicus_maximus]

@@lightningbot85 I'm a Mello- at the start of this last season, I started off marching. in the stands, we were right in front of trumpets. I was in front of two 1st trumpets, and one of the stadiums had narrow stands. so, given the height difference, I had high notes blasted in my ears. not fun. and since I joined pit about 3 games in, I was then in front of 2 snares. they're LOUD.

[@dumpicus_maximus]

@@noahs.627 Need? I'd say yes. Your ears are sensitive, and you can damage them much more easily than you think If you play a brass instrument- it takes some getting used to, but it actually made it easier for me to figure out my pitch in the stands. It feels WEIRD tho

[@SMBBM92]

0:28 - Can confirm, I'm a Dad and I absolutely have a big bag of orange foamy boys in the garage, I have them for when I'm using powertools and stuff. But what I use for my everyday reusable earplugs i.e motorcycling and sleeping is the Loop "Quiet" earplugs. They're super comfy and low profile, I barely feel them and I haven't pulled them out in my sleep yet! Totally rate them if you haven't checked them out, but don't bother with the "Experience" ones, they're rubbish and the hard plastic makes them less comfortable. The Loop's case is a bit nicer than the Happy Ears too which is a plus.

[@ImCannibalOfficial]

+1 for the soft loop plugs. I swapped out the silicone tips for some IEM tips I prefer and they're the best earplugs I've tried, and by swapping the tips between silicone and foam I can change the sound reduction for different conditions.

[@SMBBM92]

@@ImCannibalOfficial Foam tips are a godsend! I find normal silicone ones irritate my ears after a long time so for earphones I use comply foam tips. Oddly the standard Loop Quiet tips didn't irritate my ears so I haven't bothered changing them. 🤷🏼‍♂️

[@comuniunecuosho-campulbudi7611]

So do you think Loop Quiet are better than Happy Ears?

[@tjzambonischwartz]

@@comuniunecuosho-campulbudi7611I personally think the loop quiet are way better and I've used both. The largest happy ears were too small for my right ear canal and had to be removed with tweezers. Luckily happy ears has a really good refund policy and actually proactively email you a couple weeks after your order to see if they're working out and remind you to request a refund if not. Great company to deal with, but I far prefer the loops.

[@TheTheLeeloo]

The way to avoid pain from the vacuum seal when taking the earplugs out is to twist them while slowly pulling them out!

[@midann]

I just did that, thanks

[@The-Secret-Dragon]

I bought a discovery pack of these on your recommendation and they have been an absolute lifesaver. I can actually sleep at night without waking up constantly throughout the night!

[@DAnn-wi7nm]

say u wear it and still needs to wake up early the next day, would u be able to still hear ur alarm go off?

[@The-Secret-Dragon]

@@DAnn-wi7nm yes. It dampens sounds significantly but doesnt block everything out. But all the tiny noises in the house, or people moving around outside my room are blocked out. I still use them nightly.

[@NdrHere]

the happy ears one?

[@maitri8413]

Is the sound cancellation good?

[@exzyyd392]

Imagine ever being able to sleep even without noise

[@garroshhellscream5850]

Imagine being able to sleep without tinnitus.

[@elsa_g]

@@slopmoosic just report it, replying only makes it stronger

[@VreyIsGrey]

@Joshua EdwinRoehl 🤖🤖🤖

[@whollymindless]

Referencing them probably makes the stronger.

[@20EsOfficial]

@@garroshhellscream5850 dude

[@Numbnuts007]

I've been working in manufacturing for four years now. I have hated when I have to wear ear plugs. I'm going to buy these to be able to test them out and see if they are better than the other options. I equally hate the foam ones, and the Christmas tree ones do hurt my ears after a while, and the building I currently work in, it is mandatory to have earplugs in. If I can find a better alternative to the company supplied ones, as a result of your video, you would be a lifesaver in my book! Thank you so much for making this video!

[@Johngle]

Are you having trouble sleeping due to noise? Have you tried: -Sleeping harder? -Screaming to drown out the noise? -Holding your breath until you pass out? Hope this helps

[@Eliza-vn5my]

Yes

[@djalbums37]

I’m hoping you tried all of these tips!

[@Tula.]

Yes specially the last one

[@kdjets]

I absolutely love the Earos Ones. They're really good for going to concerts. You can be pretty close to the amplifiers and all the noise well still protecting your ears and filtering some of the sounds through to your ears at the same time. They usually go for about 40 bucks a guitar center and come with two separate fitting Christmas tree style silicone tips. I use them at a festival this year and I was really satisfied watching St Vincent at the front of the stage protecting my ears and still taking in the music.

[@williamholdsworth]

Took a chance on these a year ago and can't sleep without them now. Thanks for the recommendation!

[@Passrbra]

AMAZING! I've used Happy Ears for a couple of years myself, and got REALLY surprised seeing these on your channel. Nowadays they're seemingly IMPOSSIBLE to get a hold of, so last time I found a shop (in my country) retailing them I bought a ton of them!

[@startjumpmodernize3954]

I just watched a 10 minute video on plastic to shove in my ears for silence. I'd watch this again. How is this man so entertaining

[@1991LMR]

As someone who falls asleep to white noise, or monotonous voices, I don't need earplugs, but so happy you found the ideal earplugs 😂

[@ZachGBM]

The first and last video I will ever watch on earplugs. It says something special about your channel that you can get people completely uninterested in the topics to watch your videos. Whatever it is that makes a youtuber great, you have it Mr DankPods.

[@biggie2chainz]

Dank is the only guy who can make a 3 minute video turn into a 10 minute video and STILL make it entertaining to watch.

[@lizardkeeper100]

you should try the decibullz ear plugs. you custom mold them yourself and they come in varying noise reduction ratings for different applications up to 32db reduction

[@wohdinhel]

I bought a portable otoscope (lil ear camera) with scraper attachments specifically to clean out my own ears. They’re surprisingly affordable, the one I got just connects to your phone for live video out AND recording. My ears had not been cleaned since I was a kid, and the amount of wax I got out was mind-blowing.

[@poop-bq9ev]

How much was it? Im quite interested

[@eirinym]

Honestly the foam ones can actually get very uncomfortable in my experience.

[@linux_fox]

Foam plugs don't even go inside my tiny ear canal to begin with

[@Ethan-kp4vz]

@@linux_fox screenshoted

[@mimidotcat]

@@linux_fox screenshoted

[@Dave_the_Dave]

Gotta find the right ones for you and get used to them. I've been sleeping with foam earplugs every night for about 13 years now. Can't sleep without them. Never had a problem with earwax buildup either. It seems to come out with the earplugs.

[@Cobalt985]

@@linux_fox screenshotted

[@hestric6401]

if you go into their website and scroll down a little they have a link to this video lmao

[@nilayrachchh3371]

On Bose website?

[@the-mighty-taco]

Mate I've been getting woke up at all hours of the night due to crazy noises. I remembered you post this video so now I'm watching it for real world advice rather than memes.

[@meowsatocatsuragi7839]

Recently I’ve got myself a pair of individual silicone ones. They come with audio filters (mine plugs are made for stuff like shooting, but there’s a load of different applications). Oh boy, it’s the best way for ear protection. They worth every dollar in my opinion

[@LaughingMan44]

Which ones did you get?

[@palithepancake2873]

I really appreciate this video. I have Misophonia which means certain noises trigger a bad fight or flight response which as you can imagine is exhausting. I've never had luck finding sleep ear plugs (currently I use white noise but I cant use that everywhere) So thank you for this wonderful video

[@ianaumy]

Same here

[@LuckyLego]

Haven’t figured out your upload schedule yet but this is a welcome surprise

[@TheStopmotionMovie]

It's literally every Thursday

[@LuckyLego]

@@TheStopmotionMovie never figured that out lol didn’t pay much attention to it

[@IamKingSleezy]

being someone who has misshapen ear canals due to multiple ear infections as a child, this is nice to see that company thinks of a kit so I don't have to buy separate kits for my ears. My ears are totally different sizes and it's that companies are starting to give out multiple sizes for in ear stuff since my left ear canal is smaller than my right ear canal.

[@melihspots7939]

Dank pods is the only KZbin channel where I get more excited than anything else, to see that a new video is up.

[@intensionless]

I've been falling asleep with audiobooks for about 10 years now, and after a long time trying to find the right buds I've settled upon the soundmagic pl50's. The driver is really small and the body is tiny, flat and has rounded over edges. They are a little fragile, and the sound is anything to write home about but coupled with a pair of Shure memory foam tips they work an absolute treat. I always sleep on my side and have no sore ears or anything. I hardly notice em. The pl30 are pretty good aswell. Just a tiny bit chunkier

[@johnpaulunderhill1388]

wow. do you understand/ digest the material you hear in your sleep? have you ever woken up knowing what happened while you were asleep?

[@ttk-stephenfox1507]

@@johnpaulunderhill1388 I’ve fallen asleep watching KZbin and have had dreams with the content I’m watching usually live streams of cs go or destiny 2 but I have fallen asleep to seananners and have heard his voice in my dreams. It’s wierd but cool at the same time

[@intensionless]

@@johnpaulunderhill1388 :) fun question, but no. I useally turn on a sleep timer. It automatically shuts off playback after an hour.

[@trixy9]

I discovered the Loop earplugs last year and I've been pretty happy with them as well! Especially for sleeping, they're very comfy. I use the Quiet version which is said to reduce sounds by 27dB, they also look pretty good in ear when outside :) I don't know how I functioned before them, I guess I never realised just how noise sensitive I really was.

[@nobodynothing9765]

Same, though I got the plastic ones with removable insides (experience pros). I regretted not getting the silicone quiets though because I realised I could’ve slept in them and I don’t take out the insert anyway

[@nurhanturky]

Hey does it help with really loud noises like slamming doors or if your roommate is playing guitar?

[@spilledteaissadtea3037]

@@nurhanturky yes. As someone who wears a headset at work it keeps loud high pitch noises to something bearable. (Listen to sirens through a high pitched speaker, it’s not fun)And that was with the cheap set so I’m sure the higher end ones will help you.

[@muskangulia7015]

Plz tell me the name of ur earplugs and where i can buy this i m suffering from bad nights due to noises 🙏🙏

[@comuniunecuosho-campulbudi7611]

Loop Quiet @@muskangulia7015

[@TPLS2]

One time I had a earplug in ear piece get inside my ear, you never realize how scary it is. I started getting disoriented, and you start having a crazy head ache as your ear starts to throb. I was panicking because I was struggling to find some tweezers to get it out. Yeah 0/10 don’t recommend the experience.

[@tjzambonischwartz]

I went through that last week the earplugs being reviewed in this video. It wasn't fun. Even the largest size was unusable for me.

[@kugelblitz5229]

I watched this video in the morning, then about 40 minutes later I went into the website and bought a pair... Cheers for the awesome info mate. Having no noise makes it far, far easier to fall asleep.

[@blairwilliams136]

I've been through many different ears plugs over the years as well and have been looking for the best ones for sleep for awhile. Thank you so much for posting this Dank!

[@Keatoil]

Now we just need dankpods Earplugs as merch

[@superbanananinja]

I have a mental disorder called misophonia. It causes me to have EXTREME emotional reactions to certian sounds that I find annoying. All sounds made by people. Being in public sucks, but obviously I don't want to be a hermit. I've been on the hunt for good plugs that make it so I don't have to be anxious about being triggered in public. I've been blasting music in my ears for years in an attempt to overcome this, which has predictably led to tinnitus and slight hearing loss. I kept finding expensive plugs and I don't want to gamble $200 on plugs that might not work for me so I'd rather do ones like what you had recommended. I will check these out :) Also your snake is cool

[@hydromusic6257]

I can't tell you how thankful I am you made this video, man. I've been using earplugs for a while now at night and my ears have been aching and started actually getting dizzy, so I'm going to give the Happy Ears a go soon after I'm done with these silicone ones (also yes, long hair and pillow cases? really fun with them!)

[@FalzarGregar]

Did you get them? How are they?

[@motomadness222]

This is so interesting, I ride dirt bikes, drum and drive a mower for work and I've never used plugs for all my life. So I should probably be take some of this to heart

[@hedgeearthridge6807]

I work in manufacturing, I wore ear plugs for months until I couldn't handle it anymore. Doctor had to flush the wax out my ears like Dank described, and now anything being in my ears hurts the ear canal walls so bad; I couldn't even wear IEMs if I wanted to. So i've just been having to deal with earmuffs, which are so annoying with safety glasses and just don't block sound as well, especially low frequencies. So I should try these out, hopefully they work!

[@Space_Reptile]

Foam plugs are the best, they are by far the cheapest, the most comfortable and the most efficient ones, no matter if you are on a bike, on a stage or just want to sleep in a hospital

[@JennyTheNerdBat]

But do they work for space reptiles?

[@pizzaloverbh4745]

@@JennyTheNerdBat batto asking the important question

[@Space_Reptile]

@@JennyTheNerdBat reptiles have simple ear holes, so yea, they would work

[@beluga2857]

Nope, personally my ear's become really itchy!

[@slakk5093]

They are the cheapest, but they are not the best. Otherwise all these alternatives wouldn't exist, everyone would just use the foam ones

[@yme3345]

6:33 "I've been trying so many different plugs." .... That's one way to put it.

[@ecapsdira]

Super late but I've bought myself a pair of Happy Ears plugs and am willing to answer any questions people have about them. So far they're pretty great, have a break-in period where they become more comfortable but also more easily slip out and don't block out all noise but enough to remove any distractions. Also the large size just barely fits my ears and I've never thought I had especially large ear canals, so they definitely will not fit everyone.

[@RobertNotKeen]

How good are they for sleeping?

[@ecapsdira]

@@RobertNotKeen tough at first since they're stiff out the box but not terrible later on. the stem goes at an angle into your ear so it smushes down when you lie down and the part that goes in when softer collapses really easily

[@swamppotato_]

hii, next to my house there's a construction place and my dad struggles with the noice at all. He doesnt want to hear any of the noice, but we want him to be able to conversate with us. Do you think they will work? Are they comfortable to sleep as well? Thank you in advance!

[@ecapsdira]

@@swamppotato_ depends on how loud the construction is. if it's around whisper level then the happy ears will cancel them out, but above that it will probably muffle it which will help, but not completely erase it. one thing to note is that he'll hear his heartbeat, breathing and other body noises if he wears the earplugs for long periods, which can be annoying too depending on the person. you will be able to talk since he can take out one of the plugs which is very easy with the happy ears. I sleep super well with them myself but they do fall out sometimes at night. it's annoying since they're hard to find after because they're so small. otherwise it's a great sleep aid, but they do need to be worn some beforehand to soften enough for sleep wear.

[@swamppotato_]

@@ecapsdira thank you so much! I really appreciate it. I'll keep it in mind when buying as well. Thank you and have a nice day🥰

[@uraniumbolt7594]

5:05 i work blue collar and I can personally confirm this. It doesnt "hurt" but it feels super uncomfortable when it happens and feels super damaging to your ear's inner workings if repeated

[@Shoonoonoo]

Happy for ya man! Been following you for a while and heard a lot about your sleep woes. Cheers

[@blankpage9277]

I regularly use debrox to dissolve the excess earwax when I'm feeling muffled. I hate putting things in my ears, ear buds make my ears snotty and I worry about deafening myseld using them too often.

[@ouiVEVO]

Does that alter the taste?

[@audreyrasmussen540]

I can relate. I've received two pairs of earbuds because I hate the loudness of public transportation, but they also come with the clause that I can't use them elsewhere because, if I use them too much, I would gunk up my ears, requiring several rounds of debrox. I would rather have over-ears, but oh well--guess it's tinnitus in my right ear for me.

[@Cobalt985]

Deafening with earwax or with volume? ANC prevents the whole volume situation cause it makes your surroundings quieter making it so that you can listen to your music quieter.

[@alphaplayzz1381]

@@Cobalt985 assuming earwax

[@Mukiout]

Oh man, thank you... I have a condition in my ear that is extremely distracting and upsetting, and the doctors don't know what it is and don't bother to try and figure it out... I've just started covering my other ear every time it happens, but it really starts hurting after a little while. No earplugs I've tried are good enough or comfortable enough to use daily. This video title in my subscriptions made me super happy, I'll definitely try these

[@zebraloverbridget]

Find yourself a new doctor ASAP. They should not be ignoring symptoms like that! A good doctor admits when they don't know what is wrong, and then suggests / refers you to other doctors that can better help you. They shouldn't just be giving up. Source: had bad doctors dismiss symptoms because they didn't know what it was. Found an internalist DR who did his job very well and immediately knew some of what was wrong. For things he was unsure of, he made that clear to me and sent referrals to the appropriate specialists so they could diagnose those issues.

[@matthewblackwood9653]

@@zebraloverbridget Seriously. I suffered daily migraines for years and horrifically bad allergies. Finally found a doctor that was willing to take my issues seriously and my health is so much better now. Migraines are far less frequent and my allergies are under control.

[@Mukiout]

Yeah thank you, I will try to go see more doctors. The previous ones really just checked my ears, said that they don't know what's going on and sent me away... Comforting to know you guys are doing better now

[@ItsSoDane]

That little denim jeans pocket was originally used for pocket watches. Miners couldn't wear wrist watches because they'd break and fall off, so they started wearing jeans with a button on top to attach a pocket watch chain and a pocket to store it.

[@sourgrapekate1003]

I was told the little denim jeans pocket was for iPod nanos, but this makes more sense. Can’t believe Steve Jobs lied to me.

[@ThatMarco]

The amount of patreon names has increased SO much and that makes me so happy

[@zeitgeist2720]

I can say I am blessed to sleep through any noise. Glad you found the perfect set mate.

[@alcatraz9805]

Have you ever tried Loop Earplugs? They have some for -18db and -27db. There are ones where you can put in a filter ring so you can decide whether you wan to cut out more or less noise. I’ve been wearing them at work for 4-9 hours straight for the last year now and really like them.

[@muskangulia7015]

From where i can buy this plz tell me 😢😢

[@starlight8554]

3:12 The same thing happened to me lolol. I had *so* much earwax in there the doctor was shocked. Mine was caused by having really tiny ear canals though, not because of earplugs. I had to walk home after and I felt high because everything sounded so ~crisp~ and my tympanic membrane felt so taut.

[@Benrysim]

When I see dank upload, CLICK FASST

[@ezekiel0606]

thanks! I don't know how long I've been looking for these

[@kaan1361]

I wake up to the slightest cat step on my roof and have been suffering a lot on all sorts of weird plugs. Now I've been spared. I fucking love you Dank

[@Olumin37]

Thanks for the recommendation, ive been having trouble with my silicone/wax type ones lately. I will check this out. I was happy to see that they ship directly from within Germany.

[@k.allen007]

Speaking of super gross but kinda awesome earwax stories. I had a hard chunk of wax built-up in my ears that came out in the shape of my ear canal. I went from failing a hearing test to having better than normal hearing when they got it out lol.

[@fairsaa7975]

@o.o9709 unexpected shrek moment

[@One-op8hf]

nice that your on floatplane

[@lorettarodman9117]

I’ve moved rooms already in my dorm because my first roommate kept setting alarms at weird hours (4AM and 12AM) and now my new roommates like to laugh and talk until 2AM and keep me up. I can’t afford to move again. I need something that will work to wear while I sleep. Why do people have to be so inconsiderate to other peoples sleep? If these work to let me finally have one nights uninterrupted sleep I will praise your name sir

[@DankMoist]

Hey man you make these neesh videos, but your commentary is legendary, maybe it's the accent, maybe it's the way you combine the words with emotion so well, I can tell your passionate and im glad your also pretty funny, don't get a big head but I love your channel, keep killing it mate

[@insertcreativenamehere5929]

The ammount of ear plugs i find around the house because me and my dad both go shooting is surprising i think the most ive found is a bunch of like 10 or 12 in drawer and we still have like a couple hundred around the house waiting to be used

[@benl2069]

thank you! im a drummer as well and need some, these all look very good, thanks for the recommendations :)

[@EJF1994]

I had a set of custom molded ear plugs for work that I started to sleep with and they were great but a bit uncomfortable. I tried out the happy Ears and they're fantastic. Honestly having the best sleeps I've had in a while, highly recommend them

[@imgeffrey]

These could be the ones! Thank you so much!

[@a-Tom-ic]

I recently saw an add for some wireless noise cancelling headphone from a brand called Status Audio and it was very bright about how good they were and that they were on the same level as those that are more expensive. The add also talks about how only audiophiles know that they’re the better decision when choosing a pair of wireless headphones so I thought I’d put in a request for a review. The raycon video was a real splash of cold water for those who were looking into them as being a just as good cheap alternative and I feel like we could really benefit from a similar video with these. Always love you’re videos man and I’ve always loved how real you are about the claims that companies make when coming out with audio device, keep the vids coming

[@JETobin]

Musician here - I got given a pair of these Happy Ears a few years ago when starting at the Royal Academy of Music in London as part of a hearing experiment. They seem great but none of them ever fit my ear properly as I don't have a usual ear shape so limited to foam/mouldable ones :(

[@pwnedyouwithpurple]

I live with two snorers that I can hear through walls and I've been using sleepphones....except they have a four hour charge time. I can't tell you how many times I've forgotten to charge them until it's far too late. (Yay ADHD!) I would love to have a comfortable backup for the nights I forget.

[@kaitlyn__L]

I hate when people say “so just plug them in when you wake up”, like, what did you think I forgot to do?!? >.> I’ve developed a bit of an anger response to “(so) just” being used to start a sentence

[@pwnedyouwithpurple]

@@kaitlyn__L I’ve had a little more success by setting an alarm to remind myself to do it in the evening when I can just stop and do it, rather than trying to remember it first thing in the morning…but even then I still forget quite often anyway.

[@kaitlyn__L]

@@pwnedyouwithpurple that’s understandable - I have a lot of daily repeating reminders in my Google account! But also like you say, if I don’t do it as soon as the reminder comes in, it could be hours or days before I actually do it 😅

[@vicho5960]

Scarlett Fire earplugs version incoming

[@FineNightmare]

Thank you so much for this video, I’ve been eyeing these earplugs for some time but wasn’t sure if they’re any good.

[@hacktrixapii]

I turned my volume up before the video started, and that second of silence made me think it was muted, so I turned it up more. That was the loudest (ironically) I've ever heard the phrase "Ear plugs".

[@aaronpescasio]

Can these stop the noises in my head though?

[@OwO-]

4:17 if planes are taxiing through your house you should have bigger concerns than noise

[@Ruslannar]

"if you've tried a lot of plugs and you're strugglin'.. what have you got to loose, I really dig it, get the pack with all the sizes in it" 8:45 HE MEANS EAR PLUGS.. RIGHT? RIGHt?

[@jameswhee]

I've been looking for high-fidelity ear plugs for gigs and raves. I'm glad the algorithm brought me here 😂

[@GabeTheGrump]

I started wearing soft foam earplugs every night for the last 6+ years and now it's very hard to sleep without them. Even if it's quiet outside the noise from my fan can keep me up I'm too used to everything being muffled. Even being too uncomfortable to sleep if I don't have the feeling of plugs in my ears keeping the air out.

[@kaichappell9659]

So, with the Christmas trees.... I've always thought they are different sized earphone rubber bits This means that I would be getting some scissors and cutting each one (usually ditching the tiny bit) and swapping between each when I'd eventually lose it. I never knew what they were actually for until now because I never bothered to check the manual (I got them with some pairs of crappy earphones at my local gas station). The thing is though, the little hollow rubber in the middle of it all fitted perfectly around the earphone!!

[@TychoVan]

I used to have both custom ones (before they got expensive I've had like 4 pairs, sadly grew outta them) and the christmas tree ones for showering n swimming n stuff in the past haha! My ears are really shitty and I've had 9 surgeries on them, luckily I no longer need earplugs for that!

[@_monti142]

why 9 surgeries

[@TychoVan]

@@_monti142 for a big part I have no Idea. Always had weak/weird eardrums (my right apparently used to look similar to a deflated balloon). For years my left eardrum had a hole in it which they tried to plug up. 7 years ago they made a new eardrum for my left ear. (Its called tempanoplastiek in dutch or smth) Then 2 years ago a joke went wrong and I got hit on my right ear, in such a way the air pressure ripped the eardrum in 2. Last year I had a rly long surgery to get that replaced too. Luckily it should all be fine now, it sounds way worse than it is haha!

[@Lewid93]

5:10 - no lie I once got a small rupture on my left eardrum by pulling one of those out when I was working at a hillclimb racetrack (race cars are MEGA loud, for those who've never experienced it), as I walked from the bottom of the track to the top it kinda created a small vaccum seal in my ear and the pressure differential when I finally ripped them out of my skull was enough to permanently damage my eardrum. Most painful thing I think I've ever experienced... I genuinely couldn't walk straight for a day because it messed my balance up so much, I have permanent tinnitus in my left ear and it's like super sensitive to loud noises because of the scar tissue. So yeah... Be careful when shoving things in your ear canals AND when taking them back out, kids.

[@miked6097]

I live in a town right next to Logan airport in Boston. Planes come so close to the houses. Looks like you can throw a ball at them. I don’t even notice the noise from a plane any more. It’s crazy how you can adapt to almost anything over enough time.

[@ArvidOlson]

I don’t know if you play any other instruments than drums, but all musicians I know, me included, strongly recommend custom earplugs over Christmas tree ones to be able to accurately hear tone quality when playing you instruments. The ones I’ve got has exchangeable filters as well so you can choose how many db to lower the sound around you. Expensive yes, but lasts for years and soooo worth it. That being said, the only plugs I used before getting custom ones where happy ears, and so did all my friends. Maybe they are more well known in sweden, being swedish.