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The same speech-first tuning as Loop Engage, in a body sized for children's ears.
What you get
Why this one
16 dB of noise reduction
Brings a loud classroom, party or cinema down to something manageable.
Voices still get through
So a teacher, a parent or a friend does not disappear with the noise.
Sized and shaped for kids
A smaller body and softer tips, with a case that clips to a bag.
Made for
Great for
- School and homework
- Birthday parties
- Cinema and fireworks
- Sensory overload
Less ideal for
- Babies and toddlers
- Sleeping
- Maximum silence
Specs
For babies and toddlers, use Loop Cocoon earmuffs instead of in-ear plugs.
How to fit
- Pick the ear tip size that feels snug without pressure — most people need a different size per ear.
- Line the plug up with your ear canal, then turn it back until it sits flush.
- Check the seal: sound should drop noticeably the moment it locks in.
- Rinse with lukewarm water and let them dry fully before putting them back in the case.

Made for kids
The same idea, sized down
Why Engage Kids 2
Built for smaller ears

16 dB of noise reduction
Enough to make a loud room manageable, not so much that a child feels cut off from what is happening.

Voices still get through
A teacher, a parent or a friend stays audible, which is what makes children willing to keep them in.

Sized and shaped for children
A smaller body and softer tips than the adult range, with a case that clips onto a school bag.

How it works
Gentle by design

Fit and materials
Four sizes, washable
Good to know
Not for babies or toddlers
In-ear plugs are not appropriate for very young children. Loop Cocoon earmuffs are the right format for that age.

Getting the fit right
How to fit them
- Choose the smallest tip that seals, and check both ears separately.
- Pull the top of the ear gently up and back before inserting.
- Turn the plug back until the ring sits flat.
- Ask them if it feels tight — it should not.
- Rinse and dry fully after each use.
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