Comply Comfort Plus Tsx-100 Memory Foam Earphone Tips (S/M/L, 3 Pairs), Black

These are the best. I picked up some Klipsch X11 but hated the silicon on my ears. These foam tips feel WAY better. I wear head/ear phones most of the day and these are a life saver. They also isolate better than the silicon which translates to a nicer sound. It took a bit of practice to put them in the first try. Do yourself a favor and head over to Comply's website and check there FAQ for a "How to use" video.I am used to wear earplugs so this wasn't much of an adjustment from that. I have yet to hit my threshold for wearing these and have probably had them in 6 hours in an 8 hour workday.As for fit I thought I was small when I got them but after a few weeks I switched to the mediums and worked pretty good. I am usually a medium tip kinda human.

These are comfortable, effective, and unlike other reviewers, I didn't find their sizes to be unusual. The large fits me quite well, which puts them in-line with most other ear tips. The only down side I find with these is that they're not entirely durable, though this is probably unavoidable with current foam technology. Fair warning: these will disintegrate on contact with isopropyl alcohol. I use my earbuds in fairly filthy environments, and I've developed a habit of occasionally wiping the tip down with hand sanitizer... imagine my surprise as my comfortable new foam tips crumbled in my hands! Lesson learned. I like them enough that I ordered more.

I suppose if your ear fits one of these 3 sizes you're good to go. Myself, I've NEVER found a pair of in ear buds that stay in my ear.. Maybe I just don't know how to insert my headphones, but very frustrating as I would really like to fully enjoy my Klipsch in-ear monitors to their fullest.

I tried these with a pair of Shure SE846 IEMs. For those who have comfort issues with stock foam tips and still prefer foam over silicone, these may be a significant improvement. If you don't have comfort issues with the stock tips, then don't bother.These foam tips are initially much less pliable than the stock Shure foam tips. However, once warmed up, the foam becomes very soft and very pliable, much more than the stock tips. Prior to warming up, they're easier to insert into your ear because they expand much less rapidly, giving you more time to position them correctly once you compress them.Supposedly, the only difference between the Comfort PLUS and the Isolation PLUS is the shape of the tip. The Comfort PLUS are rounder, whereas the Isolation PLUS have the traditional cylindrical shape you see with the stock Shure tips. The round shape may be more comfortable for some, but I found that the round shape didn't seal as well. This may force some to try a size up, which can defeat the purpose of the more comfortable round shape.Some have complained that Comply tips change the frequency response or muffle the sound, but I didn't notice any difference. I do, however, always compress the top of the foam to the level of the barrel so that the top edge of the foam doesn't block the barrel when inserted.These do have the built-in wax guard, but Shure has recently begun placing a wax guard in their stock foam tips as well.These are a decent product for those who are bothered by the stock tips, but there is little to be gained for others.

Had a pair of Shure 535se and it had amazing sound but it hurt to put on. Tried every ear piece that it came with. Actually shelved that and used a 50 dollar Klipsch that I can't remember the model number. Decided to maybe try another ear peice for the Shure. Night and day difference. I can't use anything else now at home. Not the best noice cancellation but hey I'm home I can make a quiet spot. Wouldn't wear that setup on the road but that's what wireless is for.

Sound quality better with these, but like if it was %20 before with oem ear tips before, with this it goes up to %40, not %100,The problem is , after 1-week use, ear tips completely came apart. Yes, there are 3 of them in 1 package. But $20 dollar is so expensive for 3 week use. Maybe I got a defective one, but I don't think so.

Perfect...Great isolationGreat fit (once you find the size you need with this mixed size kit, you can then buy 3 pair of a singe size)Make sure you understand how to put them into your ears, you must first compress the foam with your fingers, insert them and allow the memory foam to rebound and adjust to your ear.If they are loose after they expand they are too small, if they apply too much pressure when they expand too big, if they feel secure and apply just a hint of pressure that's the Goldilocks size.Very comfortable, can wear them all dayBuilt-in wax screensBottom line... I think these are the best ear-bud replacements on the market.

These earphone tips provide the best noise reduction I've ever experienced. The other day I was listening to music on my iPod Touch at a moderate volume on a bus. I felt my phone vibrate in my vest pocket but didn't hear the ring. The rider sitting across from me heard my phone, but I didn't. I feel that I'm hearing more of the music than I've heard with other earphones. The only downside is that the tips have separated from the earbuds on a couple of occasions. The earbuds have been comfortable, too. So far, so good.