Filtered earplugs built for the site. One capsule clipped to ya keys, three swappable filters. You'll still hear the foreman, the radio and the bloke next to you.
LITE·MID·MAX
Same plug. Same plug tips. Swap the filter to suit the job.
“Takes the edge off. Everything stays natural, just quieter.”
Your chippy on the hammer or the nail gun. Everyday carry, office-and-site days, more talking than cutting. Sleep and travel.
“The all-rounder. Cuts the noise, keeps the clarity. This is the one most people want.”
Your tiler on the angle grinder all day. General site work, power tools, gigs and festivals.
“Maximum block while still hearing what matters around you.”
Concrete cutting, demo saw, the jackhammer. Heavy machinery, motorsport, down the front at a gig.
Four questions about where you work and what’s loud around you. We’ll sort ya out.
Why we exist
Earvengers™ didn’t come out of a boardroom. It came off a jobsite. Michael’s a carpenter, ten years on the tools. One afternoon, a couple of cuts on the drop saw in a bare tiled room, with his earmuffs sitting out in the van. That night the ringing started, and it never switched off. That’s tinnitus. It doesn’t go away.
Foamies were never the fix. You can’t hear a word with them in, so out they come and they stay out. The muffs lived in the van. Nothing out there was small enough to wear without everyone asking about it, or clear enough to hear your mates through. So he made his own.
“Foam plugs are for blokes who like saying ‘what?’”
A couple of cuts, a forgotten pair of earmuffs, and everything after.
How it works
LITE, MID or MAX. Not sure? Four questions and we’ll sort ya out.
Tab up, slight twist as you push. Both sizes are in the box, so swap if Standard sits loose.
The filter takes the edge off the harsh stuff and lets the talking through. In at seven, still in at smoko.
The aluminium carry capsule
You never know when you’ll need them. And there’s no point them being in the ute when the noise starts, because you won’t walk out and get them.
So they go on ya keys. The aluminium carry capsule is black anodised, and holds a pair plus spare plug tips and filters. The pair you’ve got on you is the pair you’ll wear.
Where we sit
Reviews
Michael, on the tools. Tap any of them for sound.
Questions
That’s the whole point. The filter takes the edge off the harsh stuff and lets speech and warnings through. They stay in, and you stay in the conversation.
Yep. Wash ’em, dry ’em, back in the capsule. Plug tips and filters both swap out when they wear, so you’re not binning the lot.
They sit low in the ear. Fine with a hard hat, and they go under muffs for the really brutal jobs. No pressure points.
The filters keep going as long as you look after them. The plug tips are silicone, so after a few years of hard use they can tear — usually at the tab. Swap those out and you’re back in business.