Cat Ears Classic Cycling Noise Reducer Review

but these things really work. I've tried them and Wind-Blox Pro and really have nothing to compare them to. Cat ears definitely offer more reduction in wind noise. After starting to suffer from tinnitus I really wish I had worn these things many years ago. Things to look out for: • Works best with helmets where the straps touch the full length of the head/cheek instead of having a gap. Otherwise, the belt itself will generate noise. • Sunglasses should be worn over the straps, not under. But…

item arrived quickly in good condition. I live near the ocean, I bike almost everywhere. I listen to BT headphones when I ride, but I often miss most podcasts, news, or music on my bike due to wind noise (not to mention car noise). When pedaling through empty lanes, I often have to crank the volume up to an inappropriate level just to get the transmission to work even a little. So when I read about cat ears here at Revain, it was an easy decision to buy. When I received them, I immediately…

First, I wear hearing aids in both ears. I bought these noise cancellers to eliminate or at least reduce the loud and annoying crackling wind noise in my hearing aids when cycling. I went through a company video that helped me properly tighten and position the gears and noticed that if someone is wearing sunglasses, the end of the temple should be placed over the helmet strap. The results were mixed. Then I stumbled across what seemed like a good solution. Normally, when I wear glasses with…