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NRR: <\/strong>16 | Material: <\/strong>Silicone | Colors: <\/strong>Transparent, blue, gold, pink, rainbow, glow-in-the-dark green, hot pink, dark blue, copper, dark green | Comes with: <\/strong>One pair of standard and one pair of small earplugs (with one filter), carrying case<\/p>\nEargasm\u2019s High-Fidelity earplugs were very close to being my favorite. I\u2019ve used them at a few different shows, and they were the first earplug I tried that really felt like a contender to the Loops, so I tried them again for this story last month when I saw Beach Bunny at a midsize venue in order to reassess. The Eargasm High-Fidelity earplugs are made from clear silicone in a cone shape. You get two sizes of earplug, one standard and one small, for some level of customization. Mine came with the filters preloaded in the standard \u2014 it\u2019s a little bit of effort to pop out the filters and swap them over to the smaller earplugs, but very doable. Unfortunately, the fit of both sizes felt a little off to me. The standard pair was a little too large, but the small pair was too small. I ended up sticking with the standard, because the small wouldn\u2019t stay in my ears. Overall, the Eargasm earplugs do feel comfortable, but over time I start to feel some pressure on my ear from the standard size. However, the reason I still ranked them so highly is that the sound quality is really incredible. It\u2019s good enough that I think I\u2019d be willing to put up with a little bit of discomfort from the sizing issues.<\/p>\n
There aren\u2019t any large exterior pieces of the Eargasm High-Fidelity earplugs, so they are pretty visually unobtrusive. I have the completely transparent ones, which are especially hard to see once they are in your ear. Eargasm does offer quite a few color options though, many of which are collaborations with larger music festivals. The main difference is the color of the filter itself, not the earplugs, which are almost always clear (the glow-in-the-dark pair are the one exception). The carrying case is also probably my favorite of the earplugs I tried for this story: It\u2019s a short, wide metal canister with a twist-off top that already has a key ring on it. Because the canister isn\u2019t as thin as the Curvd one, it\u2019s a lot easier to open \u2014 especially because when it\u2019s attached to my keys, I can just untwist the bottom portion to open it and grab the earplugs. I will note that if, like me, you clip your keys onto a belt loop with a carabiner and you proceed to dance with any level of vigor, the canister can actually loosen from the lid and twist off by itself. Take it from someone who almost lost this very carrying case in a mosh pit.<\/p>\n
Priced between $46 and $55 depending on color, the Eargasm High-Fidelity earplugs are among the more expensive options on this list. But I think the price is still reasonable for the product \u2014 especially if your ear holes are just a bit bigger or smaller than mine, apparently.<\/p>\n<\/p><\/div><\/div>\n<\/section>\n