Gel Ear Seals for Aviation Headset

for David Clark and SkyLite Headset 

7-14 worldwide delivery with online tracking provided



Designed for luxurious comfort, our Gel Ear Seals for aviation headset are one of the finest ear seals available today.

Considering the challenging weather conditions a pilot may face, the gel ear seals are made of durable high test
polyurethane construction which make it unaffected under temperature extremes (+175°F to -40°F/+80°C to -40°C).

The ear seals also features a unique gel material which will conform to the contours of the user’s ears and head,
ensuring a perfect fit. Pilots that wear eyeglasses or sunglasses will appreciate the way the Gel ear seals mould
perfectly around frames without compromising comfort or noise attenuation.  Also its “vented” design provides
maximum comfort for extended periods of use and is perfect for any prolonged cross-country flight.

It fits most major brand headsets including David Clark, Lightspeed, SkyLite, Avcomm, Pilot and Flightcom! It is the
best gift or add-on for pilots to upgrade their existing headset or use them for replacement at an affordable price.

Get the Gel Ear Seals upgrade and add the highest quality and comfort to your flight now!
 


Review for Gel Ear Seals for Aviation Headset

DS – Sep 28th 2012: I purchased a set of these to upgrade a cheap passengers headset
with foam ear pieces. The quality is great and the fit was snug and fantastic. They were hard to get
on by myself but certainly wont be coming off in a hurry. I will be purchasing them again when it comes
time to replace the ones on my primary David Clarke headset

Struan
April 19, 2014
These are very comfortable and just fit over the ear. They worked for my purpose, which was for ear
protection after surgery.

Eric S
October 15, 2015
Was a great upgrade to my second headset. Much more comfortable then the original foam.

Daniel McKenzie
March 26, 2018
Though not specifically designed for my Lightspeed QFR/XCC headset, these gel ear seals appeared
to be of the correct size andshape to fit. My old ear seals were deteriorated to the point that my headset
was basically worthless and gel seals used in the past had worked very well so I took a chance. My
headset takes "adhesive attached" ear seals but nowhere could I find if these were adhesive fit or molded fit......
these are molded fit with a small lip of rubber to be stretched over the headset cup. I had anticipated that this
might be the case but was willing to "make adjustments" if need be. Well, I just attached the gel ear seals to
the headset using a little contact cement and letting it dry thoroughly before using. The small rubber lip was
so small it was no factor whatsoever in my "mod". The result was excellent! My previously worthless headset
now performs better than new (thanks to the gel). I have flown with them for a couple of months now and have
had no issues whatsoever with them. I'm not sure how changing them in the future will be, but I don't anticipate
it to be too difficult... probably just pull off the ear seals and clean up the glue residue. In the meantime I have
an excellently performing headset.