Binding: Electronics
Brand: Shure
EAN: 0042406123105
Feature: Pack of medium replacement flexible sleeves for Shure E1c, E3c, and E5c sound-isolating earphones
Is Autographed: 0
Is Memorabilia: 0
Label: Shure Incorporated
Manufacturer: Shure Incorporated
Material Type: Silicone rubber
Model: PA758M
Publisher: Shure Incorporated
Studio: Shure Incorporated
MPN: PA758M

• Pack of medium replacement flexible sleeves for Shure E1c, E3c, and E5c sound-isolating earphones
• Ultra-soft reusable sleeves fit comfortably in the ear
• Easy to insert and remove
• Medium size designed for people with mid-sized ear canals
• Includes 10 sleeves (5 pairs)

Because every ear is different, Shure sound isolating earphones come with a broad assortment of sleeves to ensure a personalized fit, as well as to ensure proper sound isolation. Shure reusable flex sleeves fit comfortably in the ear and allow for ease of insertion.

Customer Rating:
Summary: Yes they will get stuck in your ears if you take them out wrong....
Comment: ... but once you know how to take them out, it will never happen. When you remove them, twist them a bit and push to the side of your ear maintaining pressure so they don't come off.

If they come off in your ear, grab the tweezers. It's not that big of a deal.

These are the most comfortable sleeves for the Shure earphones for me - I've tried them all

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Customer Rating:
Summary: They slipped off in my ears!
Comment: When I first got the headphones (E3c) I tried all of the sleeves, trying to find a good balance between comfort, ease of use, and sound quality. It is important with all of them to insert them correctly to get a good seal, and therefore good sound.

I really liked the Ultra-soft sleeves because they were simple to put in, had a good seal, and were confortable to wear. Unfortunately they are so soft they slip off of the stem if they are in too deep. This happened to me twice (I know, fool me once...)! My wife had to get in there with tweezers to get them out. I have read that I'm not the only one. Others have had to go to the hospital to get them out. Beware!

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