Focus Bike Helmet Pads, Ear Warmer, Helmet Wind Blocker for Audible Riding, Full Coverage Muffs for Biking and Cycling,

These are life changing!! I’ve been struggling with cold ears for years—the wind blows into my ear canals and causes terrible earaches. Plugging my ear also means not hearing traffic as well, a safety hazard. I’ve tried so many solutions but this is the only thing that blocks the wind, keeps my ears warm, and still allows me to hear traffic and other hazards. And they’re so easy to take on and off—I can use them in the early mornings and quickly remove them when it warms up. I’ve only been using them a few months but they seem like they’ll last for years—very sturdy and well made. And they’re soft and cozy. Where have these been all my life??

I bought this to protect my ears when bicycling in windy and cool-ish weather. Today was 73 degrees, but VERY windy. In the past, my ears would be so hurting - today nada - worked great. Slightly difficult to put on the helmet, and does slide down a little bit. Very comfortable. Doesn't cancel noise that I can tell.

My 14-year-old rides a bike to school at 7:30 am every day (besides when it is raining) and in Northern California it can get pretty cold during the winter in the mornings. After researching several possible solutions we gave these a try. They seem to fit well, they don’t seem to slide down and get out of place, and my child has reported that they perfectly cover the ears and help keep them warm. So… success!!!

Until now, I was unable to find a way to listen to a podcast while biking. If your bike at 15 mph, wind noise requires turning up headphones to a dangerous level. Even when I wore Apple AirPods Pro, there was a lot of wind noise.I tried Cat-Ears AirStreamz Cycling Wind Noise Reducer, and the wind noise was reduced but not eliminated.Wind Blox eliminated all wind noise. And even in 90° weather, they don’t get hot and sweaty. They seem to breathe well.If you are hoping to use these in the winter, they probably block the wind chill but they don’t have insulation to keep you warm. They are well vented.

These work as advertised. They muffle noise and insulate. They are comfortable. My only gripe is there are 4 layers of fabric, enough for sub zero temps, but too much if the mercury rises above 20° F. Would be nice if I could choose between 1 and 4 layers, depending on temperature.

It did cut some of the wind. It did slip despite adjusting the straps. It did not keep the ears warm. Has to wrap a scarf on the outside around the helmet , which is not practical. In southern California for weather reference

They work great. I live in a windy area makes riding more comfortable.

I was so impressed with these wind blockers when I got them that I threw away the packaging before I tried them and I really wish I hadn't. They are very well made, easy to install, comfortable, warm and block out the wind BUT they do not block out the wind noise. Maybe because these are more substantial they catch the wind and amplify it. I don't know but I had been using cotton in my ears with a headband before and that was quieter. If you want to keep your ears warm, they are great! If you want it to block the wind noise, they are terrible.