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Why did you wear noise cancelling headphones while flying? They're not designed to protect your ears from acoustic trauma. You should have worn...
Why are you guys overthinking this so much? I'd say one would have to be an immense idiot to screw up something so incredibly simple as...
It's not really DIY. The cushion part of the muffs are made by 3M to be user changeable. Don't worry, you'll be fine. It's easy.
What makes you think that? It would make much more sense that the documented noise reduction rating would iclude the gel pads that they sell...
3M sells polyurethane silicone gel pads for the Peltor line. It does not compromise the noise reduction of their product, otherwise they wouldn't...
Yes, it's not that difficult. That's exactly what I'm saying. Perception doesn't mean shit. What really matters is the actual attenuation...
I've modified them without altering the actual product. It's quite easy and it only takes a few minutes. That would be unwise, I'm afraid. Many...
You've been misinformed about the range of their capabilities, unfortunately. They are just headphones made for music. Because of this, they're...
Because they're not properly certified hearing protection. They're not capable of reducing noise to a safe level. Also for the simple matter of...
No, they are by no means adequate hearing protection. Noise cancelling headphones =/= hearing protection. The reason the Peltor muffs are...
No worries, plugs/muffs will definitely solve your anxiety about flying. Have a nice day.
Why do you keep asking the same question worded in different ways over and over again? This has been answered several times. Take the information...
Yes, they work great. They're also the strongest earmuffs on the market atm. I've also recommended these to you in another thead you've made about...
Why don't you just buy a pair of really good earmuffs for use at the cinema? I personally wear my Peltor X5A when I go to see a movie, and it just...
How you feel about your situation isn't really the fault of the tinnitus, eye surgery or OCD. There's people in this world with no vision, no...
