I wear these stylish earplugs to every concert and music festival, and they're just $19 thanks to Prime Day deals
These earplugs look cool and save your hearing
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Who knew Prime Day deals could help your ear health? Imagine this: speakers the size of semi-trucks radiate through festival grounds, the bass thumps through every inch of your body while bands sing and strum and drum for hours on end. That's what I live for as an avid concert-goer, but if I plan to be dancing in crowds for years to come, I need to protect my ears. That's where the Loop Earplugs come in.
Right now you can get the original Loops Earplugs on sale for $19 at Amazon. That's 30% off the price of the very earplugs I wear whenever I attend live music events. I love Loops in particular because they don't actually looks like earplugs — with an discreet design and variety of fun color options, they're the perfect accessory for my festival looks.
Loops Earplugs: was $27 now $19 @ Amazon
These fashionably discreet earplugs are a must for festival- and concert-goers, reducing noise to safer levels. They're great for those who need some added quiet while studying and sleeping, too.
The basic Loops come in four colors: black, mint, lilac and white. Each also come with four sets of tips, so you should have no trouble finding a comfortable fit. Unlike the pairs they stock in hotels and pass out on airplanes, the Loops are washable and reusable, offering a more sustainable approach to ear health.
Loops also makes a more advanced style of earplugs called the Loop Switch Earplugs. The Loop Switch Earplugs are on sale for $45 at Amazon right now, down from $64. If you plan to wear earplugs often, it might be worth investing in this set that has multiple noise reduction modes.
Loops Switch Earplugs: was $64 now $45 @ Amazon
Available in blue, white, pink, or black, these high-tech earplugs let you fine-tune your noise reduction experience, wherever you are. They even come with a handy carrying case to keep them safe.
Loops has single-handedly made earplugs cool, so even if you haven't thought about buying earplugs before, consider the benefits to your long-term ear health. Ear health is tied to many other adverse health affects, so if you find yourself exposed to loud noise often, Loops would be a great gadget to try.
But don't wait for these Prime Day deals to sell out — score your very own pair of Loops for as low as $19 while you can. And if you're looking for more savings, be sure to check out our Prime Day deals live blog for all the best Amazon sales happening now.
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Kate Kozuch is the managing editor of social and video at Tom’s Guide. She writes about smartwatches, TVs, audio devices, and some cooking appliances, too. Kate appears on Fox News to talk tech trends and runs the Tom's Guide TikTok account, which you should be following if you don't already. When she’s not filming tech videos, you can find her taking up a new sport, mastering the NYT Crossword or channeling her inner celebrity chef.


