Pyra Dp1001 Corden Plug 100Pair/Box Nrr 32Db

The Pyramex DP1001 corded foam earplugs offer a practical, cost-effective solution for shooters who need reliable hearing protection without breaking the bank. This 100-pair box is built for high-volume use at the range, in the field, or on the job site—ideal for anyone who runs regular shooting sessions, trains groups, or manages a facility where hearing protection gets distributed frequently. With a Noise Reduction Rating (NRR) of 32 dB, these plugs deliver solid attenuation across the noise spectrum you'll encounter at the firing line.

The corded design keeps your plugs tethered together and easy to locate when you need to swap them in or out between stages, strings of fire, or after a break. The foam construction compresses easily for insertion and expands to create a seal in the ear canal—a proven approach that works for most shooters and requires no batteries, adjustment, or fussy electronics. Yellow and orange coloring makes them visible at the range, reducing the risk of lost pairs in gear bags or on the bench.

Because you're buying 100 pairs per box, the per-unit cost stays low, making this an excellent choice for setting up a shared range kit, outfitting a shooting club, or maintaining a well-stocked personal reserve so you're never caught without backup protection. They're simple, effective, and designed to handle the volume demands of serious shooters and shooting programs.

Key Features

• NRR 32 dB noise reduction rating for effective firearm noise attenuation
• Foam construction for comfortable, conforming fit
• Corded design keeps both plugs connected and easy to locate
• 100 pairs per box—economical for frequent use and group settings
• Bright yellow and orange color for visibility at the range

Specifications

Frequently Asked Questions

What NRR do I need for shooting hearing protection?

The Pyramex DP1001's 32 dB NRR provides effective attenuation for most shooting applications, including rifle, handgun, and shotgun use. For extremely loud or prolonged sessions, some shooters double-protect (foam plugs plus earmuffs), but 32 dB is a solid, proven standard for range and field use.

Why are these corded instead of loose?

Corded earplugs stay connected so you don't lose one plug when you pull them out. This design is especially useful at busy ranges or during multi-stage training where you're inserting and removing protection frequently throughout the day.

Is 100 pairs too many for personal use?

For individual shooters, 100 pairs is a multi-year supply—perfect if you shoot regularly and want a backup box on hand. For range facilities, clubs, or training programs, this bulk quantity keeps costs per pair low and ensures you never run short when clients or members show up unprepared.

Do these require any special care or insertion technique?

Foam earplugs are straightforward to use: roll them between your fingers to compress, insert gently into the ear canal, and let them expand. They require no batteries, adjustment, or special maintenance—just store them in a dry place between uses.