Ear buds?

[thunder938]

I have a real problem with my radio, I can tell that the track is talking but I can not make out what they are saying.  I have tried the push in ear buds and Sony rap around and still no luck.  The rap around let too much outside noise in and the foam push ins pull out or just are bad.  So, I found these and wonder is anyone else has used them?

http://www.earfuze.com/index.html

[justfreaky]

Those look pretty cool! A custom fit. Price doesn't seem to bad either.

Steve

[DanH]

Not bad at all. Are you using a raceciever by any chance?

I have had proper racing ones made and the noise that they block out is unbelievable only need 1 notch of volume on the raceciever.
The ones shown above dont seem to sit in the ear as far as the ones i have, but for less than $50 well worth a try.

Dan

[IraceLegends77]

I need to get something and these look really good. Has anyone tried them with are radio's?

Scott

[Vern Houseman]

Please let me know if they work.......

[IraceLegends77]

Anyone try these yet?

[VMS Motorsports]

Raceceiver used to sell an in- ear mold kit,  but there were so many complaints about them that they pulled them off the market...still havent found one worth replacing it with. I use the Raceceiver drivers earpieces...pricey at $85.00 but they sound good and block out alot of noise, but not enough sound deadening as the old foam ones had though, in my opinion

[Vern Houseman]

so who has bought and tryed these ?

[thunder938]

A fellow racer did pick them up, but has not made or used them yet.  Once the racing season starts here in Ohio I will let you know.  After we make his and I see how they are I will buy some too..

[bback58]

I bought a set and the ear pieces seem to fit real nice and seem to block out a lot of sound.  All I have listened to is my mp3 player for 10 minutes or so.   I think they are going to be a good thing.  Won't know for sure till we get on the track, but I don't see any reason they won't work well.

[jgrimracing]

My brother got these at the end of the season and used them in one race.  It was at Mountain Speedway and he said they did very little talking on the radio, only track we ever went to that did not use a freq. on the raceciver.  But anyway he said they seemed to block out the noise pretty well.  He is pretty sure the noise he got was actually sent over the radio cause the guy was next to the track talking.  He said they were comfortable.  He got them molded in a few minutes as well.  The only thing is he got the skin colored ones, they also say they have a set with one red and one blue so it is easy to tell which is for right and left.  The best ones he has tried where from racing electronics but the length was so short he needed the raceciver taped to his helmet.  We tried to find an extender cord with no results.  I would say the earfuze ones seem to be worth a try.