Replacement Ear Pads for Bose A20/Aviation Headset X (A10) Headset, EarPads Cushions with Soft Protein Leather, High-Density Noise Isolation Foam - Black

If you’re an aviation enthusiast or a professional pilot, you know that comfort and noise isolation are non-negotiable when it comes to headsets. I recently got my hands on these replacement ear pads for my trusty aviation headset, and I must say, they’ve truly transformed my flying experience. What immediately stands out is the high-density foam, which provides a snug, personalized fit. These aren’t just any ordinary ear pads; they’ve been crafted to offer top-notch noise isolation, which is crucial when you’re up in the air surrounded by engine noise. The soft protein leather feels luxurious against the skin, and I can wear my headset for hours without any discomfort. It’s like giving your headset a plush upgrade, making long flights much more bearable. Durability is another area where these ear pads shine. They’re reinforced with glue and hidden stitches, ensuring they don’t fall apart after just a few uses. It’s nice to know that they’re built to last, even with frequent use. Plus, replacing the old pads was a breeze, thanks to the user-friendly guide that came with the package. It only took me about five minutes, and I didn’t need any special tools or skills. Overall, these replacement ear pads have breathed new life into my aviation headset. They’re not only comfortable but also significantly enhance noise isolation, making flying a much more pleasant experience. Whether you're a seasoned pilot or just someone who loves flying, these ear pads are definitely worth considering.

I bought 2 used A20 headsets this year, but knew they would need a refresh. I Thought I would try these for the money. Inside the pretty thin box came 2 ear cups, scrim pad sets (inside foam sheet covering the speakers) for both A10 and A20s, and a folded instruction sheet. The same ear cups fit both models. The instructions for the A20 scrim pads are folded on inside of the instructions for the A10s so that was a thing... Also, no instructions or hints for putting on the ear cups, but that wasn't too hard to figure out. The scrim pads for the A20s fit perfectly, but it helps to see how they fit so only do one side at a time so you have a reference point. Took about 10 min to do both sides after figuring out the instruction for the A20s. Fit seems nice and soft on my head. Seemed just a tiny bit warm after wearing for 10 min around the house. I can tell a big improvement in noise reduction compared to my blown out Bose pads. Others report the scrim pads not fitting, but I am guessing they used the wrong pads? Mine went on with no problems and seemed good quality so I bought a second set for my Wife's headset. I'll report back if they fail the flight check, but I don't anticipate any issues.

Good, economical replacement--even comes with a tool to help seat them in the retaining ring

I looked at several brands, this was the best of the bunch. It comes with foam inserts for two Bose models (A10 and A20). Some other brands came only with foam inserts for the A10 even though they were advertised as compatible with the A20. This product was the only one with formed (curved) foam for the inserts which feel more substantial than the less dense, spongy foam type (see photos). Still not as dense as the original, but acceptable. Note the density of the foam back on the third photo (Bose A10 scrim mat): no light shows through. The original Bose inserts are like this. Since the ear cups are really what need replacing, I'm not too concerned about the foam inserts at the moment. SOULWIT could have a killer product if it used a foam back of the same density provided on the A10 scrim mat insert for the A20 inserts (note the light shines right through, they are very thin). Also notable is the stiffness of the material which stretches around the headset ear cups to hold it in the machined slot (see photo). Most of the brands I tried had this adequate stiffness, but one or two were very flimsy. Not sure if replacements from Bose ($$) would hold up better or if you can still get them at the level of quality delivered in the original, but they lasted 8+ years (~500 hours of use). Hoping these replacements hold up as well.

Perfect replacement for worn out earpads on my Bose model X headset worked well, easy to install.

Great product: looks OEM, easy to install, and feel great!

Ordered a set of these and a set of Bose because of delivery. Normally I buy the Bose cushions. Couldn’t tell the difference in design, materials or quality. I suppose both are made in China but what can you di.

This is the second time I have replaced the cushions. I can't find which brand I used the first time, but they had collapsed inward so the opening evolved into a narrow slit which rode on my ears, instead of around my ears. I am happy to report that they surround my ears properly. I'm pretty sure the first pair didn't come with the inner piece and I still had the originals. I discovered that the foam had turned into goo, so I did use the inner piece. Overall, I'm happy with these replacement cushions. BTW - I did to to the Bose website and see that they no longer seem to carry the replacement ear cushions for the Bose X. It's kind of crappy that, for a $1,000 headset, they don't provide longer support for their product.

Ürünü bose a20 için aldım, takılışı orjinaline göre bir tık farklı gibi ancak hissiyatı gayet güzel. Terletme, soyulma vs yok. Noise cancel da bir sorun yaşamadım, kullanmaya devam ediyorum, gayet başarılı.

Perfect, the look original

サイズ→純正同等で違いは特にない。 装着感→純正同等のクッション感で特段変化なし 純正品よりも安く品質は純正同等です。初めは純正品にしようとしたところBOSEでは品切れ、サポートに問い合わせしてもいつ入荷されるかは不明との回答でこちらの商品にたどり着きました。 結果、次回からはこの商品で良いと考えます。 ヘリコプター用で使用していますが、遮音性も何ら変わりません。 同じ工場で製造されているのかもしれませんね。

Perfect for aviation Bose A20

Im Lieferumfang sind zusätzlich zu den Ohrmuscheln auch Ersatzteile für die Innenverkleidungen mit dabei (Gitter und Klebeteile). Ich habe die Innenverkleidung auch getauscht. Die Originalen sind ein wenig anders, das Nächste mal würde ich die Originalen innen drinnen lassen. Wenn diese beschädigt, oder verschmutzt sind, kann man die aber mittauschen, das ist super. Im Betrieb ist der Kopfhörer wieder top.