There are numerous options for concert earplugs nowadays, so you don’t have to settle for the bargain bin foam bits that completely seal off your ears anymore. The PPE-grade products vary in design ...

Want more tried and tested recommendations from the Editors of Women’s Health? Sign up to our new weekly newsletter The Edit. Click here to subscribe. A little chunkier than the brand’s other earplugs ...

Cons: Hard to adjust in ear without toggling modes, at higher volumes the difference between modes is less noticeable Compared to the earlier version of the Switch, Loop’s Switch 2 now has an ...

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 ...

You'd be lying if you said you hadn't come across Loop earplugs in one way or another, particularly if you're a follower of the wellness scene. Known for their ability to reduce noise without ...

We spend a lot of time here on various headphones and earbuds and how they’re able to block out the noise while still letting in the sounds you need to hear. Sometimes it’s noise cancellation as a ...

Our product picks are editor-tested, expert-approved. We may earn a commission through links on our site. Why Trust Us? Loop gained early momentum thanks to its signature silicone donut design that ...

Adjustable decibel levels can be moderately effective—though these sound great across the board. Tuning tech is easy to master. Very comfortable (at least for me). The original Loop Switch solved this ...

It may seem fairly obvious, but it’s still worth stating: Formula 1 is a very loud event. For the team racers, for the pit crew, and yes, even for the attendees in the stands. In a perfect world, ...