XELASTEC 2 Earbud Tips, TPE Replacement Ear Tips (MS (2-Pair Set))

I have always had a slight silicone allergy and on top of that, they NEVER had any with any kind of waxguard, so for the last 10+ years, I've been using Comply memory foam tips with my various IEM's. I've used every size and shape from the smallest Size 100 (Westone/Shure) to the massive Size 600 (Celest PhoenixCall IEM's), and always THOUGHT that they gave me the best seal possible. I have now been proven wrong 🫠 I have odd sized ear canals and my right ear canal is larger than my left. So if I move my mouth to talk or yawn, I slightly lose my seal in my right ear with the Comply. And every so often, I would have to push both IEM's in further because they would slightly lose their grip and start to fall out! Fast forward to getting the Xelastec II last week. I am simply AMAZED at the seal they provide, and no matter how much I talk or move my mouth, they stay 100% SEALED and I no longer need to use a different size Comply for each ear, which I've had to do occasionally in the past. Not only do they stay sealed, but the Xelastec II are also NON-allergenic for me as well. So zero ear itching like every other silicone tips I've tried. And add in the waxguard and these are easily the best tips I've ever used. I'm currently using them on my AFUL Performer 8 IEM's, but they also fit my old Westone UM Pro 30 WITH the nozzle adapter that came with my old Spinfit CP100+. And I'm going to TRY to fit them onto my Celest PhoenixCall IEM's, which have the largest nozzle of any IEM's I've ever had, at a whopping 6.5mm. If I can get them on those, then I'm literally DONE using Comply memory foam tips, which is something I NEVER thought I'd say. The Xelastec II are also body heat activated, just like the Comply tips, so they form to your ear canal perfectly, which is something i never thought possible without memory foam tips. My ONLY con is that I wish they came with the nozzle adapters to use on smaller IEM's, but not a big deal to me as i already had the SpinFit CP100+ lying around unused, and the fact that those types of TINY nozzle IEM's (Westone/Shure) are going away pretty quickly and aren't being used nearly as much anymore. I do have a couple of tips though to maximize the seal and to make them last as long as possible. Firstly, I placed my Xelastec II a little bit less far on the nozzle, instead of pushing them all of the way onto my Performer 8 and UM Pro 30, and it definitely helped me get a better seal. So depending on YOUR ear canals, play around with where the tips are on YOUR nozzles to get the best maximum seal. And to keep them clean. I just use a tissue to clean my ears prior to using them. And when they get dirty, I take them off and clean them under the bathroom sink. So if you want the BEST, most comfortable seal, and something that is NON-allergenic, and still sounds amazing with phenomenal bass, like memory foam, give the Xelastec II a try. I'll definitely be buying a couple of more packs of them, and I might even try their other tips with the waxguard. Because for some strange reason, NONE of my current IEM's have a mesh nozzle in place. Just completely open with the sound tubes exposed. So keeping wax and dirt out is VERY important for me! I hope this helps someone make the change, or more importantly, you like these as much as I do 🎧👍✌️

These work very well, I used these with the KZ AS10 IEMs to cut down on ambient noise while using my electronic drum set. I got these instead of memory foam, which my ears have more trouble maintaining a seal with. These worked great for me, no sound gets through and they work noticeably better than the stock rubber earbud tips the IEMs came with. The plastic is almost *sticky*, so they stay in your ears well, although it tends to make them get dirty fast, so you'll need to wipe them off often. Worth the money.

The TPU these are made from conforms to the ear and holds tite very well. There is no other ear tip that fits better or is more comfortable. The only downside is they only last about a year before they need to be replaced.

The fit of these ear tips is okay in my Sony XM5 earbuds only two real issues are one the hex mesh inside the earbud on two of them was torn right out of the package so they were unusable in the XM5 earbuds the second is the earbuds themselves are incredibly tacky against your skin so getting them in your ears requires a lot of effort one thing I will say is that once they are in they do sound good.

Very good ear tip. Due to material, prone to quicker wear than other tips. I have discovered that I benefit from "wide bore" ear tips, and these are more of a regular bore. I enjoy them but for my ear configuration they weren't the best choice. If you get a good fit from more ear tips you probably have a regular bore ear and these would be a good option.

Better seal than what came stock with my earbuds, and those are 'supposed to' seal good. I found this brand trying to find replacement tips for the Sony WF XM4 series, and a lot of other brands just made the same thing; junk. I literally found you guys by chance via an old reddit post that was asking for brand recommendations, a small handful of names were shared, I looked you up, started researching compatible ear tips, and ordered. Went on perfectly, fit great, bought another pack just in case. Might pick up a third to future proof further. Just wish it was easier to ID a earbud's nozzle(?) to expedite tip compatibility identification. I've got other headphones that I'd love to get refitted with your products.

They are only giving you 2 instead of 3 in the past or from other sellers! There are room for 3 sets in the case. Others' complaints about a narrow or slim bore to fit into the ear are very correct. If you need a wider ear bud to fit into the ear opening better, this is not a good fit. That is good if you do NOT want to have a tight seal; if for instance in gaming where I need to hear other's in the room or music in the background. Pick a bigger one or find a better silicone ear tip brand. I have another set that has M-ML-L and a wider profile that does a much better job in all applications.

These are the best I've tried. And I've tried them all. Comply, silicon, hybrid foam, stepped and about a dozen different shapes. I usually wear XL tips if I can find them since I need them big. Comply were hard to get a seal and put a lot of pressure on my ear making them uncomfortable. Silicon were the most comfortable, but I had trouble maintaining a seal and had to always adjust and continuously press them into my ears. Not these. They fit and stay in place, no issues. They have a bit of "tackiness" to them and don't slip around when you put them in your ear. The shape deforms easily when stored, but it's not an issue conforming back to the ear canal and getting a good seal when in use. Very happy with these.

Isolation parfaite, bonne restitution sonore. Confortable même pendant de longues périodes d'écoute. Revers de la médaille un peu fragile. On ne peut pas tout avoir.

Better than first version, especially because now they attach strongly to the earbuds while previous version was slightly loose and sometimes while removing the buds the ear tip would stay inside the ear. This features has been enhance on XELASTEC 2, however the buds are slightly shorter than pervious and the same issue with the shape. The tips get deformed with usage. Other than that, if you have the correct size they fit very well, grip on to the ear very well and are comfortable.

Ritengo che siano fra i migliori auricolari in silicone per IEM, secondi forse (ma di poco) agli Spinfit W1 e al pari dei Dunu. Ottimi dettagli, e buono il soundstage, ma vanno accoppiati a IEM che non siano eccessivamente sibilanti.

I have used these with Etymotic MusicPro Elite Musicians Earplugs and Jabra Elite 10 headphones. Convenient to have similar plugs that fit into ears. Much better that both originals.

The passive sound isolation and ANC works and it sticks to the ears and fits perfectly for the respective ear sizes. However there are downsides too. It's a wax and dust magnet, it's hard to clean, it will change color and deform over a short time because the ear canal is not perfectly round. That's why I gave it 2 stars. If you're a frequent user, give or take 1-2 months before you need to change to new eartip. Otherwise, your best bet is to buy the alternative medical-grade silicon type (Azla SednaEarfit Max for TWS) because they last much much longer, don't deform or discolor, and are easier to clean.