Huh?
Ear protection, while driving? I would want to be able to hear outside noises like maybe a car horn
You shouldn't Need hearing protection while driving your roadster - not loud enough.
Driving my jeep wrangler with 35" mud terrains - soft top up or down, doesn't even come close to warrant hearing protection.

You shouldn't Need hearing protection while driving your roadster - not loud enough.
Driving my jeep wrangler with 35" mud terrains - soft top up or down, doesn't even come close to warrant hearing protection.
In my Roadster, my wife wears earmuffs if it's cold, but I drive top down at all speeds and in most reasonable temperatures, and have never felt the need for more than a woolly hat. I certainly don't think ear defenders for noise are needed.
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