Tomorrowland and Loop Earplugs Debut Two New Loop Experience 2 Colorways
LoopEarplugs andTomorrowlandare reuniting for a duo of Loop Experience 2 earplugs, designed to enhance the festival experience.
This collaboration, building on three years of the Belgian brands' successful partnership, offer 17 dB (SNR) of filtered noise reduction and a dance-proof design, ensuring clear music and a secure fit. Inspired by Tomorrowland Belgium's 2025 'Orbyz' theme, the limited-edition earplugs are available in 'Holographic Ruby' or 'Holographic Black,' each with a matching Loop Carry Case. The collection also features the first Tomorrowland x Loop Link connector cord.
'Going beyond Belgium to events like Tomorrowland Brasil and Tomorrowland Winter is a huge milestone in redefining the role of hearing protection at festivals,' says Loop co-founder Dimitri O. 'Tomorrowland shares our vision for a deeper connection to sound, and its unique blend of music, art and technology create the perfect stage to shape this on a global scale.'
Check out the collection above. The Tomorrowland x Loop Earplugs 2 are available now via theLoop webstoreand onsite at Tomorrowland.
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