Traditional ear plugs can muffle sound, leaving you feeling disconnected in the water. SurfEars tackles this problem with an innovative design that incorporates acoustic mesh.

This feature allows you to hear clearly while effectively keeping water out, substantially reducing the risk of conditions like Surfer’s Ear and Swimmer’s Ear.

What sets SurfEars apart is its modular design and customisable fit, designed to accommodate 99% of all ears. Plus, the optional leash minimises the risk of misplacing or losing your plugs.

Prevention: Act Early to Save Your Ears
1. Early Action
Take early preventive action against Surfer’s Ear to slow bone growth and reduce the likelihood of complications such as ear infections and hearing loss.

2. Ear Plugs
Use ear plugs to keep cold water and wind from entering your ear canal.

3. Extra Gear
Consider hooded wetsuits for added protection and use ear drops to clear trapped water.

4. Regular Checks
Frequent ear exams can catch the condition early, making treatment more effective.

Following these steps will help minimize your risk of Surfer’s Ear.

What are the Symptoms?

Water Retention: If you find that water remains trapped in your ears after a surf session, it could be an early sign.

Recurrent Ear Infections: The narrowing of the ear canal makes it difficult for water to drain, increasing the risk of infections. This risk is particularly heightened for surfers who travel from colder to warmer climates with more polluted waters.

Advancements in wetsuit technology have enabled surfers to spend more time in colder waters, inadvertently increasing the prevalence of Surfer’s Ear.