Longbeauty 1Pair/2Pair Vintage Brown Natural Wood Double Flared Ear Tunnels Expander Plugs Stretcher

I got these on sale and they're the most accurate to size plugs and tunnels I've ever bought honestly kudos to this seller. They rock. If I could give 20 stars I would. Great quality, beautiful plugs, highly recommended

I haven’t worn these yet, although I’m anxious to do so. These are real wood. They are double flare. I would imagine they are very comfortable to wear because these are light weight.They will probably get a lot of mileage because they’ll match any outfit. They’re worth a try. I’m looking forward to wearing these.

I’ve had my ears stretched for about 4 years now, and have never found plugs that I love more than these. I was originally at a 00G, but eventually went back down to what I thought was a 2G (I wanted them to close up as much as they could for a while). It turned out that my ears never went below a 0G and I was buying the wrong size plugs. Because my ears were just barely at a 0G, I had only been wearing silicone tunnels. I figured it was time for a change, since my ears adjusted once again to the 0G. I had a bit of difficulty getting them in just because my ears haven’t had double flares in in quite sometime, but once I got them in I was so excited. They are beautiful and so so comfortable.

The size of the hole is way smaller than advertised and the pain began chipping off soon after I put them in. Doesn’t feel very sturdy either. But for the price ? I guess they’re ok. I’m also too sore to take them out after putting them in so I’m committed at this point.

So my first lair of wood tunnels and plugs. They look good but and here are my very few grips! First they may be 9/16th but the center hole is not a tight(trying to get right word) but its not as thin(there we go) as metal or stone as I am used to wearing. Meaning my tunnels do not look like they are 9/16 but being wood I imagine they had to do it this way so the wood would not break. I have not tried the plugs yet my wife is making me put those in my stocking(your guess is good as mine) bit I imagine theu will look like 9/16 cause their is no center hole. I hope this made sense. And i don't know if its cause its wood or if its the size but my inner ear seems to being stuck to the tunnel a lot longer than when I wore metal or stone(when u spin the tunnel it takes some effort to make the ear let go of tunnel) even after applying Neosporin(as i do 4 times a day). But other than those 2 things not a bad pair of tunnels. I do believe this will be my last pair of wood tunnels I'm going to use to gauge up, as I have stated metal and stone are much easier(with me) during the healing process. Now I do imagine they are going to be fine when ear finally heals all the way(Lord please hurry up) but till then kinda annoying but I can live with it.

Look great and stay in when sleeping and working as a mechanic

I mainly purchased for the wooden tunnels. First they look and feel great! I'm used to wearing just silicone tunnels and these don't feel much heavier at all. After awhile they don't feel like anything is even in so that's a plus.The depth of the saddle is just right on these. They take a little pressure to insert but not much, but this is what you're looking for with plugs/tunnels with a saddle. I don't have to worry about them falling out ever.I've been wearing them for a few months now and clean them in the shower. They hold up well to moisture, no warping or discoloration. Also, no smell between cleanings like you would with stainless or other metals.

These were not treated so the wood was like pulling splinters from my ears. I wore them for two days and it was like ripping my skin. Don't waste your money.