Can you use these to sleep in
209126
They don't look like they would be very comfortable to sleep in. Where the white rectangle is on the waistband is a velcro I believe.
209127
If you sleep alone yes. If you share a bed these MMA shorts tend to make you punch, kick, knee and elbow in your sleep.
209128
I wouldn't suggest, that's not what they are designed for. The velcro closure would be uncomfortable.
209129
not really. there is quite a bit of velcro that makes them a bit stiff at the front closure. great for sparring, not so much for sleeping. my opinion
209130
I would not recommend it. It is made to be durable and isn't what I would want to sleep in.
209131
I slept in them before and the velcro waistband left a mark. If you do just dont velcro it up. Then again it also scratches against you so its your choice
1367070
No, you couldn't sleep on them. I took to long to return them, don't waste your money.
787778
I had these and they had very good bass considering that they are in-ear. If you sleep on your back it would be fine, but if you sleep on your side it would be painful with the earphone being pushed into your ear.
1974254
No they do not, they are only for listening. But they are really comfortable and as I wrote in my review, great for listening while falling asleep.
466886
they have a cord and would not be easy to lay in a bed. sleep in a chair sitting up..... perfect
476086
Just my opinion, but I think not. As I said in my review, I found them too uncomfortable to wear for a few minutes, but even if they fit you better than they fit me, I don't see how anyone could possibly sleep with these on. Try some simple earplugs like these: http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0001YXOEE/ref=nosim/103-1990038-9555833?n=228013
1636174
Hannah--the QC2s are not good to sleep in. I'm sure it could be done, but if I were you I would look into a pair of noise-canceling canalphones such as the Etymotic ER6i's.
374730
They are soft and good for sleeping. However, that's very subjective and everyone is different. I use them for 6-8 hours under a helmet on a motorcycle. Also, the fit may take some practice but once you learn how to insert and extract them comfortably they should be good for any use. They stay in place. In fact, be careful extracting them. Go slowly so you don't create a vacuum against your eardrums.
1239411
Only if you can sleep on your back comfortably. Sleeping on your sides with them on isn't really feasible.
973555
I do not believe that these would be comfortable to sleep in, but don't know how they compare to other models
1637315
I'd think they'd be damned uncomfortable unless you sleep on your back without turning your head to the side at all. But, then, I've never tried sleeping with them on, so I can't provide an answer from personal experience. You'd probably be better off using some ear plugs to block out noisy neighbors.
2163098
Yes they can be worn while sleeping. No pain. You can also cut them to be shorter with a razor blade for more comfort.
1947428
If you intend to be sleeping beside the snorer I wouldn't recommend these. They have a small extension that goes beyond flush with the ear. It would be uncomfortable if you turn your head on the pillow. If you are up and functioning around the snorer it would reduce the intensity of the sound but not 100%
1563311
They have a standard 1/8in headphone jack, so yes. Using headphones to go to sleep is dangerous because the cord can wrap around your neck. You may consider another option for bed.
872987
I don't think so. Have not tried. My reason for purchase was to have protection when I am at a disaster and we are working with chain saws. I would find them heavy and bulky for sleeping. Might be ok if you only sleep on your back. I like them for the purpse that I purchased them for. Today, I was going to go to a Sport Event where we were going to be shooting guns at targets and skeet shoting and I was going to take them.
949302
They aren't very comfortable for overnight sleeping I've tried. They are a tad too bulky. This is especially the case with "side sleepers" you would be better with 'Hearos ear plugs'
819826
I would say no to your question. You would need a different kind of ear plug. My daughter uses these for drumming so she can still hear everything, but it protects her ears from the harmful sounds. A lot of people use them for going to the movies or to a concert. You can buy sleeping ear plugs at a drugstore for not much money. Hope this helps!