CP240 Double Flange - S - Patented Silicone Eartips for Replacement (1 Pair, Insert Included)(for Nozzle Diameter from 4.5-5m, w/Insert from 3-3.5mm)

They work! I have bass with my earbuds finally! I have bought quite a few even high end foam ones, which all the foam breaks apart after time. These are silicone and they are the two layers so it is like wearing two sets of tips. One is in the ear canal deeper and the outer one keeps it sealed always. They actually stay in at least while I am gaming and sleeping. They did itch quite a bit at first, and so I took then in and out too much which made my ears sore a bit. So I try not to mess with them. Seems like now that they are broken in better they fit really well.

Overall these provide a great sound profile with excellent isolation from sounds around you, but the fitment is a bit odd in my case. I have both the small and medium CP240's and find that the small tips sometimes have issues sealing with both flanges but are very comfortable. The medium tips on the other hand seal great every time but often dig into the back of my tragus after more than about an hour of listening. When comparing the two, the medium tips are slightly thicker in both flanges making them less flexible and therefore not as comfortable. Perhaps that just comes down to manufacturing tolerances, but if the two tips had the same material thickness I think the medium tips would be a perfect fit! After two months of going back and forth, I think I have settled on using the small tips. When compared to other single flange tips I have used in the past, I would say that these do fit a little larger than expected; the small tips fall somewhere between small and medium while the medium tips are between medium and large. As for sound with my NuForce EDC3 IEMs, these CP240 tips are wonderful! Being that the nozzle bore is about twice that of the stock tips but longer, the bass performance is ever so slightly less, yet the treble has an appreciable improvement in quantity without bringing in sibilance or turning bright. The added isolation over the stock tips is a huge plus for me; being able to hear all of the small details without them being lost to noise around me is a treat! When compared to the stock foam tips, these are a no-brainer as an upgrade! The isolation is nearly the same without dampening the trebles and making the bass muddy or overpowering. Bottom line: These are great tips and certainly an upgrade over most stock tips, but there may be some fitment or comfort issues.

I'll start this by saying I am in no way an audiophile. The pair of these I purchased are for my first pair of IEM's, I typically daily a pair of V-moda M-100 Master's, coming from years of use on the Audio Technica M50x, and the Sony WH-1000xm3's for office use. I purchased a pair of Blon BL-03 to use with my Nintendo Switch, and potentially my desktop a little while back. With that, I purchased an upgraded cable and a set of foam tips. Immediately, I disregarded the included silicon tips with the BL03's, and put on the foams which soured my experience with them a little bit. They're a bit of a nuisance to take in and out as i'm moving about the house throughout my day, so I decided to order these tips next. I assumed the deeper insertion meant for a better and easier seal to take in and out. I also assumed that it wouldn't have a drastic difference in the sound signature, but boy was I wrong. I've EQ'd my BL-03's using Peace APO alongside the recommended eq settings, and I did my own tweaks to get a bit more mid-range and bass as I prefer a v-shaped signature. (Deal with it!) After putting in these tips, I popped them in my ears, and the entire mid-range and low end were completely gone. What the heck. I checked my EQ, no changes. Popped the BL-03 included medium-sized silicon tips, and it was absolutely booming. These tips actually wiped out all bass essentially. Major bummer. The next gripe I have is the comfort. Boy are these uncomfortable (for me). They are light as can be, super soft, but i'm not sure if it's just an issue with my IEM's and not a typical issue, but it feels like i've got a bug or something so deep in my ear it's itching my brain. I can't wear these at all. They absolutely murder my ear feeling. Sorry guys if this is just a "me" problem, but I really don't like these. I'd love to try a pair of single-flange Spinfits to see if it solves my complaints, but i'll do that at a later time (Strapped for cash going into the new year!). I have no complaints with the quality of the product whatsoever, but I do know for a fact these absolutely murdered the sound of my IEM's and made them unusable levels of discomfort.

Hold in your ear like glue! I do alot of hybrid training and these never slip out, work great on my B&W pi8s, barely slip in the case, if you get large size, might not work on these buds, sound signautre changes, but as expected since its way farther in your ear, but noise cancelation is excellent, if you want something that holds for working out, and isolates well, these are it.

Comply Foam tips seem to be the go to for a lot of people, and they do create a great seal. However, over 3 years I spent close to $200 on little pieces of foam since they degrade so fast. These create a seal just as good if not better than Comply tips, AND they don't reduce the higher range frequencies like comply tips either. What's also nice about this is that you don't need to crank your EQ to tune up the higher frequencies, and when your music isn't so heavily EQ'd your music will be louder. Before I was always going 100% volume in the gym with Comply tips, with these I'm always around 75%-80% (and this is in a very loud environment) which is so much better for your ears. There are a few cons: Sizing is crucial. I found these to fit a bit on the smaller size. I'm a medium in Comply Foam tips, but the medium Spin Fits were too small so I had to go a size up to a large. Also, these tips do take slightly longer to set in your ear than foam, but that has always been the case for silicone tips at least for me. With foam tips I can just jam them in my ear and I'm good to go, with these you have to find the right spot to set them to get the best sound but after that they stay in well and sound amazing. These are a bit pricey for one pair of tips but to me it's easily worth it. If you're coming from Comply Foam tips like me I highly recommend giving them a try.

I got these because I was looking for an alternative to the very bad Jabra Elite 65t's stock ear tips. They didn't stay in my ears, they caused bad pressure and just didn't work. These looked super secure and I knew I couldn't go wrong with them. I was right too. The quality of these is AMAZING. They feel like they will last and feel like they are made out of good materials. Now, I will admit, I ultimately failed to use these with my Jabra's because they just didn't fit into the charging case (pictured above) BUT I did find a home for them on the second set of headphones I have; on which they work BEAUTIFULLY. Now here is something kind of nice to take note of. If you are struggling to find other ear tips for your Jabra's, these are still a good buy due to the fact that they come with these really nice soft plastic pieces that fit over the nozzle. I bought some Veritas Memory Foam Earphone Tips (4mm- 5.5mm) and you can use the rubber nozzles on your Jabra's to fit these nice cheap comfortable foam ear tips. You can take the little plastic bit out too whenever the foam eartips wear out (like many are supposed to do). Normally this would cost a crap ton, but those foam tips are CHEAP and worth it. So in a sense, you are buying two products with these ear tips. Nice nozzel ends that can be used for other ear tips on your Jabra's and already awesome sound isolating ear tips to use on other headphones. I 10/10 would recommend these for this purpose. I hope all of your Jabra owners who hate their headphones because of the fit look at this! If you have questions please ask! I'm happy to help :)

I have a pair of Sony XF1000XM5 earbuds. Sound isolation is necessary to get the best ambient sound control. And, I do not like any foam earbuds. I have tried multiple options and have tried many different earbuds. I do like buds that have a double cone as they seem to have a tighter seal which is confirmed on the Sony testing app. I thought these might be perfect as they have both a double cone and I have always been impressed with the quality of Spinfit earbud tips. Unfortunately, these tips did not provide the stability, sound or isolation that I was expecting. The larger inner cup does fit ok, but the smaller outer cup is not as flexible as most double cone earbuds and does not conform or insert into the ear canal with ease. On forcing it into the canal, there is some loss of sound quality. Also, there is no screen or protection in the tube. They earbud tips do fit onto the Sony XM5 earbuds and do fit in the case for charging. Fit is not an issue. The size of the large is similar to the Sony sizes, just a little taller as there is the double cone. These are comfortable to wear. I have found the Diofit eartips a softer, triple flanged option.

I came across SpinFit tips through some social media comments on best-fit earbud tips and looked into their various designs. The swivel head is a novel idea since everyone has different shaped ears and ear canals. I liked the concept of the flanged CP240 tips as I use Mack's ear plugs with 4 flanges and they work really well at sealing and are comfortable when mowing and doing other ear-damaging things. They never fall out! So, the idea of a flanged earbud tip with a swiveling head seemed ideal for a tight hold, good seal and a potentially even-better sounding earbud. I decided to order them and see if they were really worth the $12. That's pretty pricey for just one pair! FIT: I love my Tribit Flybuds C1 earbuds as the sound is incredible with crisp highs, clear vocals and powerful but not overpowering bass - a very realistic sound. The Tribit and SpinFit tip was about the same size, with the extra flange added to the length of the SpinFits. I was a little concerned that the extra length would not allow the body of the earbud to sit properly in my ear. However, on insertion, the earbud sat comfortably in my ear in the same position as before. Clearly the flange had fitted in my ear canal as intended. It was actually very comfortable and no amount of head shaking, jaw movement or bending forward would alter the sealing. These are just what I was looking for - awesome! SOUND: I paired the earbuds and played some music. Argh! The treble was muffled and the sound had lost all it's sparkle and realism. It was very flat. My earbuds sounded like some cheap, gas station earphones. I adjusted the fit with no change. What a disappointment! THE PROBLEM: I took the tips off and compared them with the OEM tips and immediately I saw the hole in the SpinFit was significantly smaller. I placed the OEM on top of the SpinFit and you could see the material around the smaller hole (see photo). The OEM tip hole diameter is the same as the speaker outlet hole in the body of the 'phones. The SpinFit tips were restricting the airflow to begin with and the hole may even have deformed as the flange is squeezed inside the ear canal. I refitted the OEM tips and the sound was back to previous perfect! CONCLUSION: I have already returned the tips after less than 30 mins of trying them. I'm very disappointed and cannot recommend these to anyone. Certainly not worth $12 for a pair, which should really be $12 for two pairs considering they aren't anything special in terms of material and construction, compared with other earbud tips. I did note that the extra length with the flange means they DO NOT FIT in the OEM charging case. They have to be removed to be charged. Not a big deal if they worked well, for me at least. Great concept and comfortable to wear, but it's all about the sound quality and the sound from these is just awful!

Antes usaba de memory foam, pero con el tiempo se volvían muy sucias incluso limpiandolas, decidí cambiar a estas porque lei que eran muy comodas y lo son, no me arrepiento para nada del cambió y de haber sabido lo buenas que son las habría comprado desde el inicio. Mis audifonos son unos KZ ZXS Terminator, los uso para calle y trabajo de oficina.

Cuando recibí el paquete con sólo un par de almohadillas estuve a punto de devolverlo (entendí mal, creí que recibiría 5 pares). Finalmente, decidí probarlas y... ¡realmente noto la diferencia! El sonido me llega más nítido, con mejores agudos. Puedo apreciar mejor la escena sonora. Se me adaptan a la perfección, pudiendo escuchar música durante varias horas sin descanso. (Con otras almohadillas tenía que descansar cada poco más de una hora porque notaba como una irritación en los oídos.) Veremos cuánto me duran.

Bin leider enttäuscht vom Tragekomfort und Abdichtung/Aussenisolierung. Getestet wurden die Aufsätze auf einem Shure SE 215 in einer Proberaum-Situation mit Inear-Monitoring. Selbstverständlich sollten und können diese keine Otoplastik In-Ear Monitore ersetzen, jedoch war ein Tragekomfort nach ca 30min im-Ohr-Einsatz nicht mehr spürbar, nahezu unangenehm und auch die Geräusch-Isolierung halte ich für nicht gegeben. Tatsächlich bin ich dann mit Shure-Schaumstoffaufsätzen besser gefahren für den Rest der Probe. Evtl hätte ich eine Nummer größer bestellen sollen, jedoch macht es für mich nach den bisherigen Erfahrungen keinen Sinn diesem Produkt eine zweite Chance zu geben, weder für's private Musikhören, oder in einem Band-Kontext. Schade eigentlich...

Muy cómodos, sellan muy bien, modifican un poco el sonido haciéndolo un poco detallado.

No sellan mejor que otras mas sencillas. Todos los que estamos permanentemente en la búsqueda de la almohadilla perfecta, hemos probado de todo. Estas de SpinFit parece a simple vista que por su diseño de doble sello podian ser lo ultimo en almohadillas. A mi no me han funcionado. Sellan peor que muchas mas sencillas o incluso modelos mas simples de la misma marca.