Spring Tips Silicone Eartips for Nozzle Diameter from 4.8mm-6.4mm Acoustic waveguide Double Support Structure Silicone Earphone Ear-Tips 3pairs (M-3pairs)

I tried Spring Tips for the first time when I bought some Moondrop Chu IEMs a few years back and they had some of the best tips I've ever used, so I'm very glad that they now sell the tips on their own. They're very comfortable - I could happily wear these for a whole day if I got the opportunity. They're a great fit - I was worried I'd need to go large, but mediums are nice and snug. Of course, your ear canal may vary, but I'd imagine medium will do fine for most people. There's no compromise on sound quality, and a good fit means good passive noise cancellation. In addition to getting these, I still have the original Chu spring tips somewhere and they are holding up well, and I think that these are pretty much identical to those, so I imagine these will last years. I can definitely recommend these and may well start putting these on all my IEMs.

Yea top Gear work really well

The buds are comfortable to sit for long hours. Good sound quality. Tips can fit most of the people fine. Quality of the tips are also nice

Snug, comfortable and they open the sound from your existing buds if you’ve been using foam tips. They fit tightly around the buds themselves (Sony WF-1000 xm3 in my case) meaning they are unlikely to come off.

Great tips. Controlled resolving bass, clear midrange, don't exaggerate the treble. Some of the best silicone tips and I have a few.

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Wow, these eartips are fantastic. I have very small ear canals and these helped my Tea Pro's fit like a glove. I have tried the Spinfit W1's, Divinus Velvet's, some foam tips, and stock Xenn eartips. Out of those four, the velvet's were the best, but the stems are kind of long and it hurts in my ears and often slides out after some minutes. These spring tips have very short stems and sit basically at the edge of your IEM tips or whatever you call it. The grip on them feel a lot better than the Spinfit's. The Spinfit's always slid out if you had even a tiny bit of sweat buildup. I've had the spring tips in my ears for about 30 minutes now. Shaking my head there is zero budge and no pain. I'm no sound expert, so I'm not going to pretend that these improved or worsened anything. The IEMs (Mangird Tea Pro) still sounds amazing. Soundstage is there, bass still kicks, quality is crystal clear. Same as all the other tips I've tried.

Top comfort with sticky flexible thin silicone. Shallow insert for small ear canal well. This is on par with the Spinfit W1 at 1/3 the cost. Will not replace my W1 but will now be my goto due to value price. -------- After a week going back and forth vs Spinfit W1 (med), I find the slightly smaller Medium Moondroop Spring to be more comfortable. This also affects the distance to my ear canal and gives a fuller bass. Testing was done with same source and S12 Pro on 4.4mm and FH3. Ordered a second set.

Most comfortable eartips ever. And the silicon really seals and grips. But with my Flare S Pro earphones, which already have great bass and overall accuracy, there was so much bass everything got muddy and I lost way too much treble. My workaround is to use my iPhone's equalizer. Having to use the equalizer sounds bad, right? The thing is, though, that it proves what a tremendous difference these eartips make. So if lack of bass is your problem, these are a likely solution.