Wind noise while motorcycle riding regularly exceeds the levels at which hearing damage will occur. Protect your hearing without blocking the sounds you want to hear with the NoNoise Motorsport noise filter hearing protection.
Designed specifically for motorcyclists, the Motorsport noise filter hearing protection by NoNoise will help protect your hearing from harmful noise levels while allowing lower level noises such as conversation, sirens and horns to be heard. So much more than ear plugs, NoNoise utilizes ceramic filtration technology to filter higher sound levels that cause hearing damage but allow lower sound levels to be heard.
- Reduces wind and road noise
- Allows communication and intercom use
- Preserves situational awareness
- Comfortable, washable and re-usable
- Silicone free construction
- Venturi shaped sound channel
- Zirconium oxide ceramic filter
- No muffling or blocked ear feeling
- Thermoplastic outer construction
- Over 20 years experience in industry and military hearing protection
- Exceeds strict European EN352-2 guidelines and certified to ISO9001:2008
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NoNoise Features and Benefits
Mean sound attenuation (EN352-2:2002) is 29.6dB at the higher, most damaging frequencies.

All data in decibels (dB)
M = Mean attenuation; S = Standard deviation; APV = Assumed protection value;
SNR = Single number rating; H, M, L = Value in high, medium and low frequency spectrum
Manufacturer # | MTR.UK |
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At speeds abouve 40 , it doesn't work at all. Wind noise was terrible. My ears were on fire that night. (Posted on 3/28/2018) - Review by Guest
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I tried to modify the plugs to fit my ear canal but could not make it work. I already had a pair of cutome molded earplugs that had a filter in it. I was hoping to find a cheaper alternative as a backup. Unfortunately this product did not work for me.
This will work if you have a normal ear canal size. It will not work if your ear canal is smaller or larger (goes in too far). (Posted on 9/4/2017) - Review by Guest
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Unfortunately, but not surprising, I can't return them. A rather expensive failed experiment. (Posted on 7/26/2017) - Review by Guest
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Did not block sound…very, very hard to remove from ear…had to use tweezers
Overpriced, over hyped…definitely do NOT recommend (Posted on 2/29/2016) - Review by Guest
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Some people wrote that the stubs were too short - what they did was insert plugs too deep in ears (like I did the first time). Do not need to insert deeply like with the foam plugs. Push tem in just deep enough not to fall out. (Posted on 2/3/2016) - Review by Heinz
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I can confirm that conversations and music from my in-helmet headset are louder. However, so is everything else. Wind and exhaust noise are noticeably louder than my foamies (3M - 32 dB NRR)
The earplugs aren't comfortable in my ear canal, and no amount of adjustment seems to improve things. They just hurt. I'm not sure if it's the ceramic filter or something else, but they cause major discomfort. That's where the next issue arises...
Trying to remove these from my ears is almost impossible! The stems are both too short and too small in diameter. I nearly had to use needle-nose pliers to remove them, as I simple could not get a grip on them to remove easily.
For the price, I will just buy another 2 years worth of 3M foamies from Lowes and call it a day! (Posted on 8/16/2015) - Review by Brian
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The container is also eminently practical; having it on my keychain makes them very hard to forget and leave behind (have done that too often with other ear plugs). (Posted on 8/1/2015) - Review by Sundevil1983
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Putting them in is most important: For me I really need to push them in the ear far! Enough so the pressure from my helmet does not cause pain to the little flap on my ear. I can hear my engine RPM and talking while stopped is ok, with helmet off no problem carrying on a conversation.
I found that using a pair of tweezers to remove is so much easier than my big club like fingers. I will be buying for both my sons, possily a good birthday present. (Posted on 5/27/2015) - Review by Dlmoore75
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Pros:
1. They are reusable. My foamies only go in my ears a few times before they get difficult to insert. The no noise plugs are reusable...and washable. They go in easy every time, but you have to be careful to get them in correctly.
2. I can hear other people talking to me. With my foamies, once they're in, forget about having a normal conversation with somebody. The no noise allow me to have a conversation with someone with my plugs in and helmet on. This is helpful when talking to a parking attendant or park ranger.
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1. They do not block out anymore wind noise than the foamies. The no noise plugs do seem to block more of the engine noise, but at highway speeds the wind noise is the same or worse than the foamies.
2. If you don't get them seated correctly when you put them in, they hurt. I have to concentrate on getting them inserted in my ear so they go in straight. They are not as soft and forgiving as foamies.
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Since I have them already, and my pros and cons cancel each other out, I'll keep them. I have returned items to Twisted Throttle with no problems in the past, so I know the process is not difficult...but I don't hate the no noise plugs enough to go through the process. Having said that, if I knew what I know now, I wouldn't have paid $30 for the plugs. I use the no noise if I'm in an urban environment, but for highway trips and trips of two or more days, I'll stick with the foamies. (Posted on 3/31/2015) - Review by captain
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If they were just a bit longer they'd get 5 stars! (Posted on 1/31/2015) - Review by Chas
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That being said, they are comfortable with or without a helmet, easy to put in and take out, and allow nearly all frequencies to pass, just at a lower level. In other words,things sound normal, not muffled.
After an hour at highway speeds I do notice a difference, but not as much as the standard quality foam earplugs.
On a typical ride, back roads and such, they work great and allow me to hear things around me with less fatigue, but if I plan any significant time at highway speeds, i'll be using my foam plugs. (Posted on 1/1/2015) - Review by bob
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Clean them in warm soapy water and they are good to go.
Yes, I carry foam ear plugs as spares for emergencies, like when I lost one of my NoNoise plugs at Deals Gap this fall!
When it comes to your hearing is $30 really all that much? Plus you get an nice metal container for storage.
I now have three sets of these ear protection plugs. Wish they had more color selection, but I am more than pleased with this product. (Posted on 12/23/2014) - Review by ray
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I can hear the CB great!!! (Posted on 11/26/2014) - Review by yamifz
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engine low frequency noise. You get more relaxed in high noise environment. (Posted on 11/13/2014) - Review by noisy
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As for using them with intercom units; that's a big YES! They work exactly as advertised. Road and wind noise is substantially reduced to an almost eerie quiet, but audio via your in-helmet com comes through very clearly. Love these and will buy another pair when this one wears out. (Posted on 10/16/2014) - Review by sickticket
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If I put them in so that they were easy to remove, far too much noise got around them but if I put them in so that they worked as described, they they then became hard to remove. Several times I had to use needle nose pliers to get them out. They really need to redesign with longer stems. (Posted on 10/15/2014) - Review by jpel
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buy em! (Posted on 10/12/2014) - Review by drharveys
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The only other complaint was that the rubber seal on the canister tore up and fell off on about the third opening. (Posted on 9/30/2014) - Review by Don
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meaning that they have to go deeper into the ear canal to be effective. This leads to the next issue which is that the extension used to remove them becomes harder to grasp (its rather short to begin with). And the main problem now is that this extension has split which makes them even harder to remove (tweezers were required today).
Also, if you already have a helmet that is noisy at highway speeds, these are less effective than ordinary plugs.
$30 seems like a lot of money for something that already needs replacing after less than a year of use. So, with reservations, I would recommend these to a friend, but not wholeheartedly. (Posted on 9/13/2014) - Review by Garryallen
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45 min. commute, I found out that they did block a fair bit of wind noise but still allowed me to hear my music (I have in helmet speakers) and while going thru the security gate on base, I was still able to hear the guard talk to me. All in all I'd say its worth the price. And yes I did not have that under the water experience that I normally get with foam ear plugs. I did secute them wth rubber bands to act as pull strings to make it easier to take them off. Love the metal container and I have it on my Keychain to remind me to always put them on. (Posted on 8/27/2014) - Review by Larry
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Pros:
1. They are reusable. My foamies only go in my ears a few times before they get difficult to insert. The no noise plugs are reusable...and washable. They go in easy every time, but you have to be careful to get them in correctly.
2. I can hear other people talking to me. With my foamies, once they're in, forget about having a normal conversation with somebody. The no noise allow me to have a conversation with someone with my plugs in and helmet on. This is helpful when talking to a parking attendant or park ranger.
Cons:
1. They do not block out anymore wind noise than the foamies. The no noise plugs do seem to block more of the engine noise, but at highway speeds the wind noise is the same or worse than the foamies.
2. If you don't get them seated correctly when you put them in, they hurt. I have to concentrate on getting them inserted in my ear so they go in straight. They are not as soft and forgiving as foamies.
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Since I have them already, and my pros and cons cancel each other out, I'll keep them. I have returned items to Twisted Throttle with no problems in the past, so I know the process is not difficult...but I don't hate the no noise plugs enough to go through the process. Having said that, if I knew what I know now, I wouldn't have paid $30 for the plugs. I use the no noise if I'm in an urban environment, but for highway trips and trips of two or more days, I'll stick with the foamies. (Posted on 7/7/2014) - Review by GreenGargoyle
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Take care to use the suggested method (on the box) of pulling your ear back just so when you pop them in. That way they stay in and feel right.
These cost quite a bit more than cheap foam plugs but they seem to be high quality that should last a long time. Lastly I like the nifty case that ships with each pair. (Posted on 7/7/2014) - Review by Anonymous
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I hate earplugs. Not that they don’t work, and not because I know I should use them all the time. I hate that they are two small things I always forget to put in. As someone who is always trying to make good time riding, remembering about earplugs as I pull out of my driveway or as I pull away from a gas stop is just a bit too late. Having short term memory loss, well, that doesn’t help either. Why can’t the manufacturers make earplugs you leave in all the time, and just flip a switch when you want to block sound? Sort of like reverse hearing aids. Perhaps they could make them bigger then your ears, and brightly colored so we would never forget to put them in. How about making them harder to lose by making the pair a single piece instead of separate, like they did years ago to pants? Something I may work on after I make my first million from selling my amazing non-stick tape.
Another issue I have with earplugs is I seem to get worse fuel mileage when I wear them, I ride a bit longer in the saddle, and just between you and me, the voices in my head seem to scream at me louder. I wore a set of generic foam ear plugs on a recent long trip, and if I did managed to get them in equally, they only worked adequately to reduce the road and wind noise, but also my audio from my radar and GPS had to be at 100%, and even then it was hard to hear. A buzz from the engine seemed to get louder with the plugs in, and I was frequently checking to see if it was not some alternator whining noise. It wasn’t. Cheap earplugs are just cheap. I argued this point with the voices all the way home.
Years of riding motorcycles have clearly caused some listening and hearing problems for me, and one of my New Year’s resolutions was to ALWAYS wear earplugs, even if I was just going out for a couple hundred mile ride. I got a set of these NONOISE brand Motorsport precision tuned earplugs and got a chance to test them out on a recent morning commuting to work. I had worn them the day before while stacking firewood in the yard, as my neighbor was landscaping with his chainsaw again. The plugs seemed to work well. The trick would be remembering to insert them in the morning, before my helmet and gloves.
I decided to leave the house early and take the long way to work, about 100 miles extra - just because. I was so proud I remembered to insert the plugs, keeping them in my mouth before entering the garage was the trick. As I rode, I really thought there was something wrong with the earplugs; my motor seemed to howl and thud quite a bit different then normal. I was riding pretty spiritedly though, and it wasn’t till I got to work that I realized my exhaust really sounded odd. I found my Y-pipe had cracked in half, and removing my helmet and plugs, my exhaust was LOUD. The earplugs were doing their job and actually seemed to allow the right sounds in and noisy sounds out. I could hear my GPS and Radar beeps fine, while the whine that cheap earplugs created was nonexistent. I like these plugs so much, I wore them Sunday while taking a nap, and as my Grand Daughter wailed on some new musical instruments she got for her birthday, I slept like a baby with Nonoise. --Longhaulpaul (Posted on 7/7/2014) - Review by Kenneth
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