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<blockquote data-quote="Bauer" data-source="post: 390442" data-attributes="member: 775"><p>37 years old and not quite to the hearing aid point yet, but my audiologist I just visited said if I hadn't come in, and if I don't do something about it now, it wouldn't have been very long and I would have needed them. I started my venture as I was looking for a comfortable pair of in-ear shooters protection as the &lt;$500 value ones I had been endlessly wasting my money on always had a trait I didn't care for. During my exam (Alliance Center For Hearing, Bismarck A+++), we talked about the options from Sound Gear that they have had great luck with and I ended up purchasing the Phantom devices that are placed into a custom molded earpiece with a direct fit to my ear. Man, what a difference, not only do I like wearing them now due to comfort, but the upgraded quality microphone doesn't give my goose calls a tinny sound and I can hear more of the things going on around me with my friends. Its crazy to know what I have been missing out on all these years. I did have to pay nearly full price for these (discounted through the audiologist) but they did qualify under my HSA so I was able to use those funds to do it. Hopefully this endeavor can keep me out of the hearing aids until I'm 50+.</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="Bauer, post: 390442, member: 775"] 37 years old and not quite to the hearing aid point yet, but my audiologist I just visited said if I hadn't come in, and if I don't do something about it now, it wouldn't have been very long and I would have needed them. I started my venture as I was looking for a comfortable pair of in-ear shooters protection as the <$500 value ones I had been endlessly wasting my money on always had a trait I didn't care for. During my exam (Alliance Center For Hearing, Bismarck A+++), we talked about the options from Sound Gear that they have had great luck with and I ended up purchasing the Phantom devices that are placed into a custom molded earpiece with a direct fit to my ear. Man, what a difference, not only do I like wearing them now due to comfort, but the upgraded quality microphone doesn't give my goose calls a tinny sound and I can hear more of the things going on around me with my friends. Its crazy to know what I have been missing out on all these years. I did have to pay nearly full price for these (discounted through the audiologist) but they did qualify under my HSA so I was able to use those funds to do it. Hopefully this endeavor can keep me out of the hearing aids until I'm 50+. [/QUOTE]

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