Earplugs which won't fall out when I put my helmet on?

I've got 2 different sets of bud earphones one iPod and one an old sanyo pair and both fall out as soon as I slide my lid on. Haven't brought a pair for years is there a particular type which should stay stuck in well?

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Apple in-ear headphones

Lost count of the number of times that I've recommended this little wheeze. Take a set of bud-type earphones and remove the plastic bit that goes in your ear. Cut a hole in the thick end of a set of industrial earplugs and stick the two together. Instant earplugs and earphones in one. I've ridden thousands of k's using this setup and can recommend it 100% for both noise cancelling as well as being able to listen to music while you are riding. The best thing is that, when the earplugs get a bit "manky" you can just throw them away and use a new set.

Any with the gel tips do the trick. Just go to JB hifi or something similar. They usually start at about $20 odd bucks

Ear Molds

http://www.earmold.com.au/Headsets/Stereo-Headsets.html

Ear Molds

http://www.earmold.com.au/Headsets/Stereo-Headsets.html

Earmolds that allow you to listen to music at the same time cost HUNDREDS!

Yep overpriced and the sound quality isn't that good

seinhessers spell check that but theyre good, all the in ear stuff should be good to go prob for around $60

Ear Molds

http://www.earmold.com.au/Headsets/Stereo-Headsets.html

They're worth it in my opinion, your ears are important .........aren't they?????

comply foam tips. like fezzicks trick
http://www.earjobs.com.au/products/comp ... -tips-t100
ear jobs seem to have sold out but probably on e-bay. just need to sort out the size
you need

Another option Tim, is a Blue Tooth or Shark Tooth for Shark Helmets, Head Set. No wires, listen to music and receive phone calls on the go. You can still wear the el-cheapo ear plugs.

Ear Molds

http://www.earmold.com.au/Headsets/Stereo-Headsets.html

They're worth it in my opinion, your ears are important .........aren't they?????

ahhhhhhhh the age old question

does cost = superior product or safety????

Now thats another thread starter

I have used a set of Shure E2G for the last 7yrs

They're not the cheapest, but I'm yet to hear anything that sounds better or isolates noise as well.
Also they stay fitted when fitting & removing your helmet due to the over ear cabling.





http://www.shureasia.com/products/earphones