Earplugs in Dallas?

[wabbit]

Looking for a molded earplug source in Dallas.

[igo-wfo]

I don't have it with me now, but there is a guy in Waxahachie that will meet you and do a custom mold for you.
He was at Eurosport during the open house doing molded plugs.
When I get back to the casa this evening, I'll post it for you if someone hasn't by then.

[sharkey]

Well, the Gunshow at Market Hall in Dallas is this weekend. There is always a guy there from Garland who does it for $35 (I think). He does it while you wait. I bought some over 5years ago and they still work great. He has stereo ,mp3, adaptors if you want music too but they are pricey and I think he ships them out to have that work done. He is located in N/E section of the hall, 2nd row.

Just think, you could shop for a Glock, AND molded earplugs. You would be very safe for the ride home!

[igo-wfo]

http://www.safeear.com/page4.html

[rickmillertx]

I went to a doctor across the street from Baylor Hospital on Gaston. They charged me 30.00 for the custom molded earplugs. I don't use them much because the blue foam plugs I buy at Walgreens are the best I have found.

[msfdude]

I called Roy at Safeear.com and we met at Motoliberty today. I walked away with a set of custom earplugs which cut the wind noise and are extremely comfortable for $50. I also was fitted for a set that will have the speakers for connection to an MP3 player. They will take 3 wks to get, but if they are anything like the ones I wore home, they should be outstanding!

I'll provide an update when they get here!

[bluedogok]

If you are looking for some for use as speakers and ear plugs, you might want to try something a little cheaper, I bought a cell phone hands-free earphone made by Jabra (http://www.jabra.com/JabraCMS/NA/EN) for $9.99 at Fry's yesterday. It has a pair of the Jabra Ear Gels (http://www.jabra.com/JabraCMS/NA/EN/MainMenu/Products/Accessories/JabraEarGels/JabraEarGels) for each ear in small, medium and large. I pulled the phone speaker out and tried both some Sony and Apple ear buds in them, the Apple worked beter since they were round and the Sony had a less than round shape. I know that Radio Shack (http://www.radioshack.com/product.asp?catalog%5Fname=CTLG&product%5Fid=43-2009) has the replacement Ear Gels available online for $7.99, I haven't seen them in stores though.

It might be an inexpensive thing to try, seems to work pretty well for me.

[Texas T]

I haven't seen them in stores though..
$6.99 at Best Buy (http://www.bestbuy.com/site/olspage.jsp?skuId=5413867&type=product&id=10518262 88038)

[bluedogok]

I looked at my local one, but they were not in stock at the time.

[brd]

I bought some custom-molded ones with speakers in them last Nov at the motorcycle show. http://plugup.com/ is the lady that makes them (I know, she's not local). I finally got around to using them for the first time 2 weeks ago, and they are worth it! It's one of those things where you wonder, "Why did I go so long without doing this?"

[rhadd1]

dB Specialties out of Plano. 972-578-1829 dbspec@ticnet.com. Custom molded in just about an 45 minutes and around $30 if I remember correctly.

[sharkey]

Looking for a molded earplug source in Dallas.


Just a heads up, there is a Gun show in Dallas at Market Hall this weekend and I know guy is always at this show.