Got Ears? Screw-In Lanyard for Custom Molded Ear Plugs

The original lanyard on my custom molded plugs broke. This kit was a life saver.

This lanyard was exactly what I was looking for. I have a pair of rather expensive ear plugs that were not attached to one another. Several times I had difficulty finding one or both in my pocket, and once I even throw them in the trash barrel with spent shells. With this lanyard the ear plugs hang around my neck when they are not needed. Perfect and easy to install.

Custom ear plugs are the way to go. no more going to the dispenser for another pair they last for years I had my last two pairs 12 - 13 years before one fell off what tethered them together otherwise I would still have them

These ears plugs word and that is the story. Got one pair and made them up that weekend, went and shot out weekly trap shoot, and they worked perfectly. Got my gun club interested in them. I went a bought a second pair for back up.

Made more than a couple of purchases here. Likely I have not made my last. Very reliable vendor.

Perfect and fast shipping

Screws are not the way to secure. Need a molded in stud for lanyard attachment.

Just what I needed. Exactly what I expected

Easy to install and very durable.

Speaking from experience, ear plugs that aren't tethered together will soon turn into a solitary ear plug. The do-it-yourself plugs such as the Acu-Life Pro-Fit Custom Molded Earplugs need a little insurance, and the screw-in lanyard is perfect for the job. The plastic screw pieces easily embed themselves into your newly formed plug to give you peace of mind... BUT... There is one problem... While the lanyard cord and plastic screw pieces are terrific, the plastic tubes that secure the cord to make a loop, are not very reliable. One of them came loose on mine and the cord slipped off of the nub. I had a friend use a metal crimp to re-attach it, but it should not have been made so cheaply in the first place. Pretty serious flaw, so I'm docking two stars. Otherwise, it's a quality cord and the screw in plastic nubs are exactly what you are looking for to keep you ear plugs plural.