
- description
Every published attenuation figure assumes the cup is sealed against the side of your head. Once the foam has taken a set, cracked at a fold or gone hard with age and UV, that seal starts leaking and the rating goes with it — quietly, with no warning and no symptom beyond things sounding a bit louder than they used to.
Replacing the cushions restores it. It is a two-minute job with no tools, and at this price there is no argument for running tired seals through another season.
The S05 is the foam pattern for the M31, M32, M31H and M32H. Worth knowing where that comes from: the S05 does not appear in Earmor's 2026 catalogue, whose replacement-cushion table runs S26 through S33. The fitment above is published by Earmor's own distribution and by several retailers rather than by the catalogue.
Specifications
| Specification | Detail |
|---|---|
| Type | Replacement foam ear cushions |
| Fits | Earmor M31, M32, M31H and M32H |
| Material | Foam |
| Quantity | Not published by the manufacturer — see the FAQ |
| Manufacturer part number | S05 |
| Brand | Earmor |
Frequently asked questions
How many are in the pack? No source publishes a count — not Earmor, not their distribution, not any retailer we checked. We would rather say that than guess at a pair. Ask us and we will open one.
How often should I change them? When they stop springing back, when the surface hardens, or when a crease has become a crack. For most players that is every season or two.
Are gel cushions better? They seal more reliably over glasses and stay comfortable longer, at a higher price. Earmor's catalogue scopes the S33B silicone gel pad to the Mark4 and PLUS series.
Will they fit an M300 headset? No. Earmor catalogue the S32B for the M300 series.