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Why wear Loop Earplugs?

Because sometimes life gets loud. Whether it’s city traffic, chatty coworkers, crying babies, or booming speakers, lowering the volume can make all the difference.

With Loop earplugs, you can:

Protect your ears from long-term damage.

Reduce noise without blocking it completely.

Stay comfortable with reusable, stylish designs that actually fit.

Choose your vibe — whether it’s sleeping better, focusing, enjoying concerts safely, or just finding some calm in daily life.

And if you’re curious, you can try them risk-free with our 100-day free returns.

How often do you release new Loop Earplugs?

We drop new earplugs every few months, featuring everything from bold seasonal collections to limited edition brand collabs and more. There's always something fresh on the horizon to help you dial down the noise in confidence and style. Stay in the loop – sign up for our newsletter today to be the first to know when new Loop earplugs land.

What level of sound reduction does Loop Earplugs offer?

Each Loop Earplugs model offers a different level of sound reduction, depending on your needs:

Loop Quiet™ 2 → 24 dB (SNR)
Perfect for sleeping, traveling, or deep focus when you need real quiet.

Loop Experience™ 2 → 17 dB (SNR)
Keeps music crisp while lowering volume at concerts and events.
With Experience™ 2 Plus, add the Loop Mute for an extra 3 dB, for a total of 20 dB.

Loop Engage™ 2 → 16 dB (SNR)
Everyday noise relief that keeps conversations clear.
With Engage™ 2 Plus, add the Loop Mute for an extra 9 dB, for a total of 25 dB.

Engage Kids™ 2 → 16 dB (SNR)
Big protection for small ears — helps kids focus and play without distractions.

Switch™ 2 → One pair, three modes:

Quiet™ Mode → 25 dB

Experience™ Mode → 21 dB

Engage™ Mode → 17 dB

What is the difference between NNR and SNR?

These values come from two different standards that measure how well hearing protection devices (like earmuffs or earplugs) reduce sound. In the US, we use the NRR (Noise Reduction Rating) for ANSI certification. In Europe, it's the SNR (Single Number Rating) for CE certification. Because the certification bodies use different calculation methods, SNR ratings are usually about 2-3 dB higher than NRR ratings for the same product. But both ratings reflect the same level of performance and functionality.

How-to

How do I insert my earplugs?

How to insert your Loop earplugs in three simple steps:

Hold the ring of the earplug between your thumb and index finger. Gently insert the ear tip into your ear canal.

Once you feel a gentle seal, give the plug a small twist toward the back of your head. It should sit snugly at the base of your ear, almost “locking” into place.

Adjust for a comfortable and secure fit. When properly inserted, the earplugs should be discreet from the front and stay put (even as you move).

Fit check:

Move your jaw from side to side—your earplugs should stay in place without shifting.

If they feel loose or fall out, try a larger size.

If they feel tight or stick out, go down a size.

It’s common to need different sizes for each ear.

Pro tips:

Clean your ear tips regularly with a damp cloth.

Don’t insert them too deep—just enough to seal the canal.

Remove slowly with a gentle twist to avoid discomfort.

Still unsure? Watch our video tutorial to see the technique in action.

How do I change the ear tips?

Swapping out your ear tips is simple. Here’s how to do it in four easy steps:

1. Gently pull the ear tip off your earplug.

2. Grab the new ear tip you want to use and hold it between your thumb and index finger.

3. Line up the ear tip with the earplug's stem and gently push and twist until it fits snugly. Having trouble with the silicone tip? Flip it inside out, push it onto the earplug, and then fold it back into place.

4. Pop them in your ears to see how they feel.

Still unsure? Check out the video to see how it’s done.