Very happy with my Clarity Aloft headset, still finding the proper fittings, as my ear canals are different sizes, to remain seated in my ears. The lightweight design is very comfortable and I forget they are there. Still have to try them in my open-cockpit Skybolt, but in the noisy Canuck cockpit they are very good

David M Verified Purchase

CLARITY ALOFT AVIATION HEADSET

At age 70 my hearing is not what it used to be. I have a lot of friends with noise canceling headsets and I tried them all. The Clarity Aloft is the only one that makes me feel like I am 40 again with good hearing. Dont give up flying because your hearing is going. Just switch to this and you will be amazed. That is of course if you are loosing volume. If you are loosing speech discrimination, an audiologist can tell you which, then maybe not.

Excellent headset. The passive noise reduction is awesome with the included ear buds. Absolutely feather light. Holds it’s position on the head with aplomb. My only grief is with the include case which is too big. I am using it on the A220.

Purchased for my wife as she does not like the over ear/ ear muff type headsets. The Clarity was recommended by the wife of a good friend who also dislikes the ear muff style. We both fly radial engined cabin biplanes. My wife was pleased with the fit and comfort and had no difficulty fitting the ear plugs to her ears. I tried the headset and was impressed with the passive noise canceling capability. Im still happy with my old David Clark H-10-40 but would definitely consider the Clarity as a replacement. Good product.

Super comfortable, did not read my head, noise canceling was amazing. Would choose these over any other headset!

12 years with this headset, ( 6 with updated earpiece version) and I couldnt wear anything else. Perfect in my Grumman. Recently, was flying night skydiving ops in a Shorts Skyvan...6 hours, 8 loads. This is a very noisy aircraft, with two Garrett engines. I swapped my spare Bose A20 for a flight and again found the CAs to have better overall noise reduction and comfort. First off, the speaker is planted right into your ear canal, so you hear the sound directly, and dont need to turn up the volume inside the headset to compensate. The expanding foam earpiece is very sealing, especially when fresh, and properly inserted. The mic is sharp and clear, and with the clear direct audio, you dont feel like youre hearing the processed sound from a distance. With a little careful light bending of the frame, getting accustomed to, and customizing the fit, youll find these to be your best choice. You just have to give them some time. Ive wrapped mine with some padding to customize the fit. Once you get accustomed to not having your head clamped in a headset, youll never be able to tolerate a headset again. My retailer told me I could return them if I didnt like them...so what have you got to lose. One of the best aviation products I have ever bought...and I hate a lot of them.

Great headset! I was afraid these would not block the noise enough for my noisy cockpit. I was wrong! Best I have tried in 45 years of flying including ANR types. . Best of all, the audio is wonderfully clear. Sounds like I have new radios. I am impressed.

Wonderful headset! Eliminates wind “drumming” when used in my open cockpit biplane. Equals ANR in my noisy closed cabin single. Way more comfortable than my over-the-ear headset. Very clear audio.

I have used these headsets for years in moderately noisy cockpits and love them. You cant beat them in hot weather. Much cooler than heavy muff style headsets. Have used them commercially and recreationally.

Very impressed with headset. comfortable and i can hear the transmissions better than with my noise canceling headsets.

Looks good , but pulls on ears because of no size adjustment, will return

The jury is still out on my new Clarity headset. The sound is excellent. The ear fit is almost excellent, but still allows a lot of low freq. thrum to come thru, compared to active noise canceling headset (I fly a PC12 with a big, turbine engine out front). The comfort of the Claritys is still in question. They feel different than full cover headsets, and Im not sure if I like it or not - still using them to see how well I adjust.