MotoSafe Pro

I previously owned the Alpine MotoSafe Tour earplugs and really liked them, but unfortunately I lost them. This time, I stepped up to the MotoSafe Race version for a bit more protection and extra peace of mind on longer rides, even though I don’t do any track days. Just like the Tour plugs, these are very easy to put in and take out and remain comfortable even on longer journeys. Wind noise suppression is excellent, especially at motorway speeds. With the higher noise reduction you do need to turn your audio device up slightly, but this hasn’t been an issue for me. I’m using a Cardo Packtalk Edge, and there’s still plenty of volume while keeping the sound clear. They also come with a small zip pouch that’s compact, well made, and easy to attach to a keychain or jacket pocket. Overall, these earplugs offer great protection, comfort, and value for money. I would definitely recommend them and wouldn’t hesitate to buy them again.

I was sceptical about these as I wanted to protect my hearing but also hear other vehicles. These work fantastically. They dull out the worst of the noise, and basically turn the volume down on everything else. You hear all road noises, voices etc to a good degree. Easy to put in and comfortable. They don't cause ear pain.

These are very well made . The little carry case that comes fits pretty nicely on my keys so I have somewhere to put them when finished riding .. hmmm as for noise reduction I’d say i definitely notice a reduction in my exhaust etc and some from wind noise however not a complete wind noise killer . The little tool to help put them in your ears properly is a great addition. There a nice upgrade from foam but not much difference in sound reduction.

What can i say except fantastic! Easy to insert using the special little tool ( included), almost all the wind has gone and can still hear the engine and other traffic.. Very comfortable on a 210 mile round trip journey with most being noisy motorways.. Very soft so does not get awkward and start aching your ears after a while like most others and very easy to remove.. Worth pointing out these fit any ears, unlike some cheaper rubber brands, they contour to your ear very well.. Included is the little insertion tool which is great as it allows to them to entered into the ear a slight bit further than you can by hand so they wont catch and move when putting your helmet on, and a sort little carry case with built in ring to attach to keys so you don't lose the plugs.. All in all very pleased with them, best set i have bought for ages, and believe me, i have tried many sets..

These earplugs are okay, but I didn’t notice much difference compared to regular earplugs. They are soft and comfortable to wear, even on long rides, and they come with two types of filters, which is a nice idea. They do help reduce wind noise, but for me, the effect felt the same as cheaper earplugs I have used before. I was hoping for a big improvement, but I didn’t really hear one. The case is useful, and the build quality seems good. They are easy to use and clean, which I like. Overall, they are not bad, but I don’t think they are much better than other earplugs. For the price, I expected more. Three stars from me.

Purchased these off of the recommendation of other users and they do what they were intended to do. They keep noise levels way down but let enough through so that you can still hear you motorcycle engine or slightly louder conversation for example, but at a way more comfortable level. They do very well for keeping wind noise down - however you will still hear very slight wind noise They keep my bike quieter for me (important on extended and faster rides like motorway) They allow me to still hear my helmet comms unit - very important They come with an insertion 'pick' as i'd call it, which for me resulted in a better 'seal' compared to inserting these manually with my fingers. It also comes with a neat little carry case which i keep on my bike key loop so i never forget them. They are also washable - which i value quite a lot, i hate the idea of disposable ear plugs. Just make sure you dry them out thoroughly before returning to use with them. The only nitpicks are going to be: They for some reason seem to transfer bumps in the road & other jolts straight into your ear canal - imagine someone knocking or tapping on the wires of a set of ear phones you were wearing them - a similar sensation to that. Now i do not know whether this is a behaviour that all earplugs exhibit, purely because i haven't tried any other type, but it does irritate me a small amount. And they also seem very easy to misplace / drop / loose - but that's what i expected when i purchased anyway, if i wanted to not loose them id have gone for the tethered style of ear plugs, but they add bulk.

Great earplugs. Just work. Remember...you don't have to force them all the way in 😉

This is the second pair I purchased, previously had the race type, which I absolutely loved. This time I opted for the tour ones, but I am not enjoying them at all, while they reduce wind noises they feel smaller and don't fit as well as the other ones did. Another note is about engine noise, not sure how, but the bike feels incredibly loud with them, much more than if you ride without, and not in a pleasant way but very overwhelming. I would rate the race type 5/5 with great wind noises cancellation and very usable for navigation and conversation, perfect to wear for long time under the helmet, while the tour are for me a 2/5. I only gave a generous 4 as I loved the first pair I got but would suggest only stick to those.