🚲 Wind-Blox Pro - Helmet Wind Noise Reducer: Enhancing Your Cycling Experience Review

Wind blocking ability is better than other products. However, wearing this product with glasses (prescription or sunglasses) is problematic. Worn over the product, the temples spread out and don't sit on the ears (or, if inserted, are very uncomfortable). Placed under the product, the arms push the product away from my head and create a gap for the wind to pass through, greatly reducing the effectiveness of the product. A solution seems feasible here and would be a real necessity as driving…

I think it helps, but it's often hard to tell. They are a lot thicker than expected. They work best when the soft side is close to the face. But I find it almost impossible to keep the padding in that position. The entire strap wrap rotates around the helmet strap and gets out of position every time I take the helmet off. Also, they seem to work best if you have goggles that are on the outside of the strap wraps. My chin strap isn't too tight (because the helmet has a built in strap that…

I felt a noticeable reduction in wind noise. They seem to be most efficient at lower speeds, maybe down to 15 mph or so. As you approach the 20s, they reduce wind noise, but there's still quite a bit of residual noise. If you can get them out of your head a bit you can see how much they still do, but at high speeds don't expect them to magically eliminate turbulence. They stayed for a few minutes. You'll have to adjust the straps a bit to account for the extra bulk, but it's not a big deal. It…

I was very skeptical when I first knew they existed, but I was willing to try them as I didn't bike to the station with my new Airpods almost fully loaded wanted to drive to work. They work great to drown out the general noise that comes from driving at high speed in relatively calm air. I think if there are gusts, or if the wind is just strong in general, then all bets are pretty much off. I think most of the bad reviews here are from people who want to wear glasses at the same time. I don't…

Wind-Blox Pro Bought in 2016 and used for 2 years. I've never been very impressed. They don't go well with helmet straps if you have a small head like me. The product fades very quickly in the Florida sun. Between the sun, sweat and rain, mine were downright ugly in just 2 months. And it doesn't seem to help much. It was 2016. It's now late 2018. I recently crashed and bought a new helmet. I didn't take Wind-Blox to a new helmet. On my first ride I noticed a lot more wind noise. I could barely…

They work great for me. I have a Garneau Raid helmet and a small to medium head. Because the helmet fits me, the Wind-Blox is a bit longer than the strap, but I was still able to attach it. My helmet is actually a bit more comfortable and snug with the ear cups attached. They don't block 100% of wind noise, but they do block the biggest sound, the piercing wind, which seems to be coming straight into your ear canal. With them, the wind sounds more distant and more like a hum. I wear headphones…