Windfree Wind Reduction Wind Protection Ear Hearing Aid Wind Noise RED

First, let me say that things do what they are supposed to do. I use them for cycling to reduce wind noise that was causing my ears to ring. These things could definitely be more comfortable. They have a lot of the same ergonomic issues as a pair of headphones. The main wind reducing material is a stiff, plastic, foam-like material. They attach a 'ring' of comfort material that sits against the ear to provide some comfort. Overall, it feels like a somewhat scratchy piece of plastic against your ear; I'm not inclined to want to wear them when the temperature is much above 80F. I wouldn't let this stop you from buying a pair, just saying there is room for improvement.

They don't actually do a great job of reducing the wind on their own. However, when used with Cat Ears wind blockers, the combination reduces nearly 90% of wind noise. The two together cost $50, which is pricey, but what a difference having both makes. AND, you can use them with hearing aids!

These are cheaply made, way over-priced and only marginally effective in reducing wind noise. Basically a huge waste of money.