3M E-A-Rsoft OCS1135 vs Earasers

This review has some redundancy to others, namely that these plugs are kind of short length-wise making it possible to insert too far into one's ear; though this could be said for most earplugs I suppose. That said, I'll be comparing these AO Safety/3Ms toMSA Safety Works 10059484 Expandable Foam Ear Plugs in Counter Display, 100-Pair as I've used them in the past (i.e. in Prometric Exam-testing Centers)

Erasers fit securely, they're comfortable for hours, and they're nearly invisible. And rather than muffling the sound like most foam earplugs, they si...

i would give this 3.5 stars if it were an option. on comfort, the reason i bought these, they are quite comfortable. however, they are not that different in comfort from the howard leight max lite plugs i was using before these (which are well reviewed, and amazon has a prime seller selling as "maxlit")

I play in various bands and sometimes things get a little loud. The Earasers cut down the peaks of volume without making me feel like I'm stuffed up. The music still sounds the same and I can still hear people talking. I own a pair of custom-made earplugs (made by taking molds of my ears), but the comfort of the Earasers and the clarity of the sound that I hear with them beats the other ones by a mile