Custom Fit Guards

Mr Craig said:

I've got some. Had mine over a year now and fit perfect. No pain or irritation and carries the audio sound via the comms headset I use without any muffling or distortion. Mine are the CF Auto. Good product.

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littleade said:

I bought a pair from Richard a couple of years ago and found that they put pressure on the fleshy part of my ear. I went back and he reworked them but it didn't solve the problem so I've not used them since. TBF the customer support I received was 1st class but I couldn't be bothered going back a 3rd time and I now use the Autitech ones that cost under £20.


The problems I had could well be down to a snug fitting helmet (Schuberth S2) pushing my ears rather than the custom fit guards themselves so might be worth you checking how much room you have in yours and how big the freshy part of your ear that's at the entrance to the ear canal is.

The Autitech ones won Ride magazine's recent test

https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Auritech...=2014644289931141c4a6a1a74014af03911e77263c23

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garan said:

I tried Auritech until I lost one near the end of a 5 day road trip. I went back to the yellow foam 3M E-A-R plugs I had as spares and realised that the filters in the Auritech plugs were letting in a lot of road noise.

I've now gone to Custom Fit Guards and they work perfectly for me and I no longer have to have the volume on my Schuberth C4/SC1 setup turned up to the max. I find that the supplied lube makes a difference with both seal and comfort. I lost a filter a few weeks ago and discovered they are £15 each so be gentle with them.

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