If you’ve ever found your ears screaming after a concert night of decibel-amped-up guitar shredding, or are feeling the weight of one too many festival weekends weighing on your hearing comprehension, ...

I spent three full days in New York City swapping between different sets of earplugs to decide which ones you should buy. The earplugs come from a company called Loop, whose mission is to create a ...

Earplug brand Loop has announced its most advanced earplugs yet, the Switch. The Loop Switch earplugs are an adjustable design that lets the wearer cycle between 17dB, 21dB and 25dB attenuation, using ...

Select independently determines what we cover and recommend. When you buy through our links, we may earn a commission. Learn more. The Loop Quiet earplugs are reusable silicone earplugs that, at $25, ...

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I truly never thought I'd be an earplugs at concerts person. They've always struck me as uncomfortable and ultimately missing the point. You go to the rock show to hear the noise! Thirty years of life ...

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If you've attended a concert this year — like a record-breaking Taylor Swift or Beyoncé tour show — you might have noticed a hot new accessory in the crowd: earplugs that are also a fashion statement.