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The little melted end would pull right through the soft plastic
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So if you're in the market for a $20 small, damaged plastic bag, this is the product for you.
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The clear plastic pictured in the description is hard plastic
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The ER20xs has the added feature of replaceable tips, which is great, because the hard plastic portions essentially last forever; and it lets them sell the universal fit kit with three different pairs of tips so you can figure out what size you like without having to share
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The hard plastic inner skeleton just isn't comfortable at all
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Simply put: they are incredibly stiff (likely due to the abundance of hard plastic in the design) so they are uncomfortable to wear for extended periods of time
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The second pair I had met their gruesome end when the cord got wrapped around it and pulled so tightly that it severed the plastic in half
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The string goes through tiny soft plastic bits to form a slip-knot so that you can secure it to each earplug
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Besides looking dorky sticking out of your ears (the clear plastic helps a little), they are very uncomfortable to insert.
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bad plastic, fall out of ear, doesn't even shield sound.
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They are made of hard and uncomfortable plastic that isn't malleable enough to create a seal
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The standard size soft silicon bits are identical, the differences are in the hard plastic bits, the stem on the ER20 or the can shaped bit on the ER20XS
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The clear plastic pictured in the description is hard plastic
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It's basically a hunk of hard plastic with no place for sounds to enter
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and I could feel the harder plastic tab irritate my ear after half a day,
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While the internal piece fits just fine the hard plastic puts pressure on the outer parts of my ear causing discomfort when worn for any significant length of time
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Received the older more basic version of these with the blue tips and the straight clear plastic piece in the center...
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It's a plug of clear plastic inserted into the usual tri-umbrella of silicone.
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It is difficult to rest your ear on a pillow because the earplug end is hard plastic.
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Works as good or better than expensive custom earplugs!
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Works as it's supposed to, but gets crusty from my waxy ears
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Concerts are instantly more enjoyable as you can clearly hear everything that is going on, as well as saving your hearing for the next day
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I've used these in a gig situation now (with an extremely loud drummer!) as well as at an ACDC concert, and I'm surprised by the results