Earplugs
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Coupe_bloke

Original Poster:

133 posts

247 months

Saturday 6th June 2009
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Newbie question - Can I get some decent ones at the track somewhere? The ones in Boots don't really look up to job for the volume I'm expecting and I'm hoping to get at least a few hours sleep over the course of the weekend!

Cheers

White-Noise

5,500 posts

277 months

Saturday 6th June 2009
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Would be surprised if this was not possible, or on the ferry

moribund

4,407 posts

243 months

Saturday 6th June 2009
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After my first year trying to sleep next to someones generator I bought cheap ear defenders from B&Q - my best buy I think! Makes a massive difference and reasonably comforable.

Steve

Davwlk

304 posts

221 months

Saturday 6th June 2009
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Ear defenders are better because you can still wear ear phones beneath them. A must if you want to listen to Radio Le Mans from the stands

FartKong

897 posts

212 months

Monday 8th June 2009
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Yup Ive got some shooting ear defenders this year. The fireworks and music at 4am every night in Houx Annex pretty much prevented me getting any sleep all weekend last year.

eps

7,090 posts

298 months

Monday 8th June 2009
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Davwlk said:
Ear defenders are better because you can still wear ear phones beneath them. A must if you want to listen to Radio Le Mans from the stands
+1

Someone bought me ones with a socket to plug a radio into as well.. smile Peltor ones.

fatboy18

19,553 posts

240 months

Monday 8th June 2009
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Don't need them for the race, just need them in the tent to block out the sound of snoring biggrin