Ronald the Surfoloog about the Earproof Earplugs for Surfers:

“Man, they are expensive, but they are really fantastic. To have these custom-made made you have to drop by in Rotterdam. That is also the reason why they are relatively expensive. It takes quite a bit of craftsmanship to make a good mold and then have it made into a cap.”

“I can say with certainty that this is my favorite surfing earplug of the moment.” Read 'The best earplugs for surfers review and everything about surfer's ears' on Surfoloog.nl

Earproof Surfers are earplugs that cover your ear canal and part of the auricle, especially for surfers, to protect the ears against water and the overwhelming sound of wind and waves.

With these custom-made earplugs, you can choose 5dB or 20dB filters. The 5 dB filters reduce wind noise and wave pressure while still allowing you to communicate easily with other surfers. The 20 dB filters provide greater protection from wind and wave pressure and can even be used as hearing protection at festivals and concerts.

Earproof Surfer is made from a special soft material that is comfortable to wear, floats on water, and includes a fixed cord for added convenience.

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