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You use regular saws without protection Jonny? I can't take my Stihls without something over my ears, and I wouldn't even want to spend a day cutting with my (mildly)muffler modded cs400.

After seeing that, I was wondering if you couldn't just take the guts out of a regular muff, leave the foam ring, and use earplugs under it.

Interesting. Curious to see how it turns out.

I only recently got into using hearing protection. I first started when I got my 362. 10 minutes of running that, and my ears were ringing. I never wore anything with my poulan. I also noticed how good my ears have held up considering the abuse I've put them through, and I wanted to maintain...

I don't like the squishy ones cause my fingers are usually filthy, and it then gets transferred to the plug/my ear.

Not what you wanted, but for the sake of completeness, this is exactly what I got at walmart(found on page 197 :^P )... https://www.walmart.com/ip/Peltor-Sport-Tri-Flange-Corded-Reusable-Earplugs-Neon-Yellow-3-Pairs/21909796

I'm not seeing them on Walmart's site. I got them last year I think. They're very similar to this, but came in a pack of three... https://www.amazon.com/Peltor-3M-10093045980168-Tri-Flange-Earplugs/dp/B075D24BCG/ref=sr_1_141?keywords=3m+ear+plugs&qid=1637342200&sr=8-141 If you're really...

I got decent plugs from walmart. I wear them mowing the lawn. I don't like plugs much, but better than muffs in the summer. They were $7/3 sets, and made by 3M. They're silicone, with 3 "washers", reusable. Husqvarna muffs are pretty roomy, but I don't know that they're big enough for a mangled ear.