Shure EAYLF1-10 Yellow Foam Sleeves (10 Included/5 Pair), Replacements for E1, E3, E4, E5, SCL3, SCL4, SCL5, SE110, SE210, SE310, SE420, SE530, SE112, SE115, SE215, SE315, SE425, SE535 (EAYLF1-10)

These are the perfect replacement for the EtyMotic foam tips that fall apart easily. No sign of them coming apart, I think they will loose their shape or get dirty long before the foam comes off. Also there is a sceen or filter of sorts that will keep your filters clear longer. Really bummed I diddnt try these sooner.

I am using these with the SE215, and I find these to be better in almost every way than the black foam tips that come with the earbuds. That said, I don't think they actually changed the earbud's sound quality in any noticeable way. Pros: 1) They are easier to use. When you squeeze these, they stay compressed for noticeably longer, giving you more time to insert them in your ear. The original black tips would begin to expand the second I stopped squeezing them. 2) They are more comfortable to me. 3) They seem to have a subtle advantage in noise isolation in that they expand farther out to fill your ear more. The only downside is that, as another reviewer noted, these get dirtier and are harder to clean than the black tips. I'll most likely be purchasing another set of these if/when they wear out.

I bought a 20-pack of Shure yellow foam sleeves early 2007 (for only a bit more than a 10-pack costs now), and have been using them ever since. When they all get too gross, I put them all in a sock, tie it closed, and wash it with my laundry (cold water, air dry). It works pretty well, but they do lose resiliency over time. When I finally bought this new pack, I was surprised at how large and soft they are. My original e3g headphones came with a bunch of different sleeves, including one pair of the yellow foam ones, several sizes of black foam, and some flanged plastic or silicone ones. The yellow ones fit me best, but they get dirty, so I bought more, then figured out how to wash them. I continued using them with my SE310 headphones after the e3g developed a bad connection in 2010 or so. I also sprung for a pair of custom molded silicone sleeves (hundreds of dollars, including having an audiologist make the molds), but I didn't end up using them much. They give better isolation and probably somewhat better sound quality, but they just weren't as comfortable. From what I can tell, later Shure models allow a less intrusive custom earmold design, so they might work better that way. I want to point out a subtle difference between the yellow foam sleeves I received and the ones in the picture: the ones I got (from Amazon) have tiny grilles in them to keep debris from getting in your phones. One other thing: these sleeves are "universal fit"; there also seem to be sized ones (small, medium, and large). I'm not sure there's much point, but maybe some people with smaller ear canals would find the small ones more comfortable.

As an Etymotic user, I really do love the sound quality and isolation provided by them, but even the smallest silicone tips aren't terribly comfortable. I've tried multiple foam tip options, from Comply, Westone, and Newbee+JLab (Using an adapter). Every non first-party tip I've tried has been uncomfortable, so I tried two types of these "very open cell" foam tips, the small beiges from Etymotic (Which are horribly rare), and these Shure Yellows. Build quality comes before anything else, since Etymotics require some force to insert any type of tip, and I've destroyed at least 1 first party foam tip from installation alone. With these tips, the core is a moderately soft material, not as soft as the silicone stems on Etymotic foam tips, but better than I expected. The foam is adhered to the core with actually good adhesive, so it's probably going to stay on the core no matter how roughly you treat the tips. The foam is hard to describe, but if you've used Ety foamies, the foam feels like the exact same material as that. The tips seemingly have an inconsistent length, so it's pretty important to pick two tips of identical length, preferably picking the ones with the least recessed opening. Usage is exactly as you'd expect, just roll up the tip, pull whichever part of your ear you prefer to widen your ear canal, slide the tip in, and hold it for 20/30 seconds, or alternatively (My personal favorite way), roll them up, shove them in as fast and deep as possible, and leave it (Hands off) to expand on its own. Removal is much easier than it is with the Ety foamies, as the glue is actually durable, so you can just yank the IEMs out without destroying the tips. The foam, like with the Ety foams, acts differently at different temps, so when they're cold, the foam is harder, and stays compressed longer, and when heated, they soften up massively, and are quicker to bounce back. Useful to know this, if your tips become deformed, just heat them up a bit, and they should spring back to their old shape. Comfort is pretty good, and something that even the Ety foamies couldn't achieve, I can lay on my side very comfortably, even with the deep insertion nature of my specific IEMs. Eating while wearing them isn't perfect, as my left canal tends to pinch the tips when I chew, and it does cause an small but audible crinkle sound, but it's not uncomfortable, or a deal-breaker. As with the Ety beiges, I can wear these for more than 6 hours easily, and that's always a hard goal for most IEMs/tips to achieve. Sound quality and isolation feel about the same (Compared to Ety foamies) to a non-audiophile like me, but the debris filter on the tips apparently can make high pitch sound reproduction a little unpleasant. Given that the whole core (Filter included) is a soft rubber, you can easily punch out the filter with a drill bit, but so far, I haven't felt the need to do that. While the black olives may be a better option for people using the tips on actual Shures, Ety users may get some value out of these yellow foam tips. They're reasonably affordable, less likely to be destroyed by rough handling, and aren't horribly difficult to buy, while still being about as comfy as official Etymotic foam tips. I'd say buy them if you own Etymotic IEMs (Not the ER6 though, that one has a different nozzle), it's probably one of the best foam tips available for them.

Just adding to what most have already made abundantly clear: There is no match for sound fit and seal for these yellow foams. Proper fit and seal are crucial for proper frequency response and sound isolation, especially for bass frequencies. These yellow foam tips are more pliable and porous, which allows them to expand to fit exactly to your ear and create a remarkable seal. However, that same porosity means it attracts dirt and ear wax like a magnet. Regularly cleaning them off before the gunk can really take hold is your best bet for extending the life. And you'll definitely want to extend the life because these are the only tips worth buying. I wish I could buy them by the hundreds and save money for bulk purchases.

These are very comfortable to wear for hours at a time. They easily squish down and expand in your ear to block outside sounds. They are basically earplugs with a small hole. Great product that I’ve order many times.

These sleeves provide a great seal for my in-ear drivers without the need of buying expensive custom molds!

Really made a big difference. The seal is really good and syays in place all through a gig

色がね、ずーと買わないで来たんだけど今までどれだけ金を捨ててきたかと思う・・・ これだけでもう十分、本来の音で聞けるのはとてもうれしい。 見た目さえ許容できるのであれば音は完璧。

För små proppar, inte en chans att de täpper igen öronkanalerna. Och jag är inte särskilt stor heller. Jag får leta rätt på större proppar och se om plastkanalerna i mitten går att flytta över.

I was on a quest to find the perfect ear tips. I use my shure's to sleep due to noisy neighbors. These foam ear tips isolate well on the first day but the next they get deformed and do not isolate well anymore. Not worth it for 1 days worth of isolation.

These work really well for me on Shure SE215 IEMs. Very good sound isolation. I did not get on with the Comply tips that came with my IEMs but these are perfect for me. I broke my Comply tips when I tried to remove them from my IEMs. The Foam Sleeves are very comfortable as they mould to your ear.

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