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Get Festival Ready


Get that festival glitter out, those wellington boots packed and your costumes ready, festival season is here for yet another year. Whether it is Glastonbury, V festival, Bestival, Boomtown or Shambala, check out this essential festival packing list and you are well on your way to creating that amazing memory .  



Using earplugs at festivals

The Essential Festival Packing List


  1. Tent a good waterproof one is the right idea and if you’ve never set one up before, have a go in your garden or get some tips beforehand

  2. Sleeping bag with pillows and blanket you might want an extra blanket, even in the summer it can get pretty cold at night

  3. Fleece/jumper for that extra bit of warmth

  4. Waterproof jacket we are in the UK after all

  5. Socks I don’t know about you, but cold feet are the worst

  6. Wellington boots or waterproof boots it isn't a festival without a bit of mud

  7. Wipes these will be a godsend

  8. Alcogel hygiene first guys, those toilets can get pretty grubby

  9. Tissue roll a given

  10. Sunscreen protect and protect, you will most likely be outdoors in a lot of sun for a long time

  11. Medication/Contraception stay healthy, stay safe

  12. Clothes you really don't want to be wearing the same things the entire time

  13. Drinks go environmentally friendly and think about a refillable bottle

  14. Power bank for those hundreds of snaps you'll want to take. 

  15. Torch or head lamp this is going to be pretty useful

  16. Camping stool just for a bit of added comfort

  17. Camping stove and gas if you are planning to cook check you have enough gas to keep you going 

  18. Snacks you’re going to get peckish and you might not want to pay a fiver for a packet of crisps

  19. Cash/cards stay vigilant though, not everyone at a festival is your friend


FINALLY and importantly...Number 20. Ear Protection.


You are going to be exposed to some pretty loud music at a festival, particularly if you like standing near the front and near the speakers. A person can listen to around 85dB of sound without too much of a detrimental effect on hearing but the moment you exceed that (and some areas of a festival will), you risk damaging your hearing. The first sign of hearing loss can be tinnitus or ringing in the ears, which again most of us will have experienced after being in a loud environment. Hearing loss due to noise exposure is termed noise induced hearing loss.


Preserve and protect your hearing with ear protection from PinnaClear.


These ACS Pacato 16 high fidelity universal ear protection are only £13.99. These reduce the sound by 16dB and give you a relatively flat response, making music more enjoyable. Make sure you insert them correctly though, as any gaps will mean sound will get through making them less effective.




ACS earplugs for concerts festivals and gigs



If you want something a little more customised and longer lasting then we have a range of other ear protection options.





Take Away Message


Enjoy the festival season without the worry of damaging your ears in the long run. Using earplugs don't have to ruin the the experience. Find out how we can help you protect your hearing and still have a great time.


Get in touch if you'd like to know more about how our custom made earplugs can help.







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