Walker's Muff Razor Slim Low-Profile Compact Folding 27db Nrr Gun Range Shooting Hearing Protection Passive

I have A LOT of range muffs from cheap ones to $250 electronic ones, these really are dang good. I wanted a lightweight pair for hunting with certain rifles. As soon as I put them on I knew I found a good pair. I like to wear them on the side of my head with the band going across my forehead so I can quickly put them on for a shot. I can wear these for hours and they don’t hurt. They seal good, fit snug but not like a vise and they work. I used them for breaking in the barrel of a CA Ridgeline in 6.5 PRC with the brake on the end. No issues. Worked great practicing with my .257 Weatherby too, slim enough to get a proper cheek weld and still block out the sound of that big boomer.

These are really useful and great for doing work outdoor like mowing the lawn, edging, any other loud tools you may use like pressure washing etc. I have had these for a while now. They fit comfortable and block out much of the harsh noise.

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I bought these after I got hearing aids (nothing to do with shooting, probably more the jet engines I worked around and I'm just getting old).Where I work hearing protection is required when walking out onto the production floor. I didn't want to take the hearing aids out at work every time I went out onto the production floor just so I could put in the required disposable ear plugs. With these headphones I can keep my hearing aids in and protect my hearing at the same time.They work great for what I needed them for, may have to take them out shooting to see how they do in that environment.The spring is really strong so it is a bit snug over the ears but I suspect that might relax over time, that's the only reason for the four stars instead of five, otherwise I am really satisfied with the quality, look (nice low profile, great graphic and camo color) and feel.

I brought this for the shooting range and so far works great. Comfortable easy to use.

So, I work at a busy outdoor shooting range. I've used custom fit silicone earplugs for a long time. But, recently I got some sort of allergic reaction/infection thing in one of my ears and had to stop wearing the plugs for awhile. In the meantime I wore these muffs from Walker's.They are low profile. I site in a lot of rifles for people with new scopes and these don't get in the way.As far as noise cancellation, they're almost too good. With my old silicone plugs, I could easily hear my coworkers voices. With these Walker's, I can barely hear anything. I'm not complaining though. Just saying, they cancel, I'd say without exaggeration about 80-85% of all noise.They are a tad tight but, they're brand new so, that's expected. I know they'll loosen up over time.As far as warmth goes (the rating page asked for a 1-5 star on this point, they are hot after prolonged use. If your goal is warm ears, these like most muffs are great.Here in Florida, holding heat in is rarely a good thing. Hence my 1 star on this point.Again, not complaining, just letting everyone know.I got the Gadsen "Don't Tread On Me" flag pair and the graphic seems like it's going to last. That's a good thing.

Noise cancelling- I shoot a pistol at an indoor gun range. I'm never bothered by the noise from my own gun or from others shooting ARs and various other hunting rifles and shotguns down range.Comfortable - Paired with safety glasses (mine are curved), they are still quite comfortable; I barely even notice them. The padded earmuffs are comfortable. I often find that ever the ear muffs tend to hurt before long, I havent had a problem with these at all. The little bit of cushion in the headband is nice, though I hardly notice anyway since I always wear a hat especially when shooting. I like the way the adjustment is in the rod attaching to the ear muffs, it makes for easy adjustment while still holding where you want it. It also makes it uneasy to store them and allows them to get very compact.Quality - I got the "come and take it" set. The design is very prominent, they didn't get sloppy with the paint when they applied it. Every component seems sturdy. There's resistance in the road while adjusting to fit, like it's a snug fit and won't fall apart. The stitching seems solid, and the plastic on the muffs is quite sturdy.

Our son with autism has trouble with certain noises and volumes. Certain loud sounds are very challenging for him to stay calm (sensory overload is difficult).I was using Walker Muff's for shooting (and they work great for that) and when my son put on my pair of Walker Muffs he did not want to take them off!We used a black colored pair at Disneyland and they really worked well for him through the entire day. We are excited to try the yellow ones to increase visibility, especially if he tries to "elope" (he can be very fast). Not just great for the range but these have really worked well for our son with autism to help him stay calm in loud areas.