Walkers Game Ear GWP-RSEM-KPT Walker's Razor Slim Electronic Muff - Kryptek Camo

What a great idea! This is an instructor from the USMC's machine gun unit Our machines guns are fired 5 times a month during our monthly machine gun shoot. Item 56, line A grenade launcher can hold 62, 50 cal, and 40mm ammunition. Every machine gun range we frequent is routinely manned by over 150% of our staff. The muffs have been great for the last 6 ranges that I have used them. I have been able to protect my hearing from full auto machine gun fire from less than 3 feet away with these earplugs. Using half volume makes batteries last a while (I keep the volume lowered In a way, which is similar to the way we speak. 2) I wear them for about 8 hours each day. There are several pairs you can wear at a time, and they are all as comfortable as a $60 pair of earplugs should No interference has been experienced with cheek weld or any shooting position I have used so far. If you're looking for an ear pro that can amplify sound and is cheap as well as reliable, the Walkers Game Ear Razor Slim Electronic Muff should be able to meet your needs. Having been in service for literally hundreds of thousands of rounds, my pair is still going strong. There is no doubt that these are a solid deal and I recommend them to anyone who asks The pros include The following is a brief summary of the statement The battery life of this device is long, and two AAA batteries are included and easy to remove. The following is a brief summary of the statement The best hearing protection I've ever worn. There are a few people in my office who have more expensive, "tactical" hearing aids This includes pro models (Pelters, etc. ) that simply can't suppress the. Rather than muffle gunshots based on how loud they are or how close I am, these Walkers muffle all gunshots regardless of distance. The following is a brief summary of the statement There is no background noise and conversations are easily heard. The ear pro does not need to be removed for me to hear radio traffic. This is a big The speakers are even loud enough for me to hear conversations several hundred feet away when I turn them up! It's great for shooting at large distances. The following is a brief summary of the statement Even the headphone jack is standard, so you can talk on your phone or plug in your iPod when you mow the lawn. The cons are The following is a brief summary of the statement Although the fitting is good, if you move your jaw or speak sometimes the seal will break and a gunshot sound will be heard. I may experience minimal headaches, which could be due to the shape of my head or the position of the glasses. You may have this problem more frequently if you sweat a lot since this causes the seal to become wet and easier to disturb. The problem, as I explained, is not easily repeatable. It does not take away anything from the rating I gave. The following is a brief summary of the statement No, they do not have an omnidirectional effect. Often, it is impossible to determine what is making the sound. While it is a clear and amplified sound, it is deceptive in the direction it comes The fact that I work in this field is not important to me. This is not the hearing aid for you if you need to identify the direction from which the sound originates. The following is a brief summary of the statement YES, THEY DO FIT UNDER THE STANDARD ACH HELMET, but not very (They even do with minimal pad adjustment even with a Medium) It is not designed to fit under this helmet (as far as I know) and the fact they even do is more of a Ignore the fact that this helmet fits great if you do not wear one when shooting. The following is a brief summary of the statement If placed over a thick frame, thick eye pro frames will disturb the seal. remember to remove your eye pro and place them over it, the pressure will make you feel as if Leonidas is trying to drive his spear through your skull. The first time you do this, it will only take a couple of minutes. As I mentioned, I have thin frames now that I rest on top of the ear muffs. It might be possible for them to fall off if I had to do vigorous movement, but they haven't so far.

Diego Branch

| Oct 03, 2020

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Baker Morgan

| Jul 29, 2021

During my time at the rifle range last week, these products proved to be a great decision. In the background I can clearly hear my buddy complain about how terrible his shots were, but the pops of the rifles were not heard by me. In the earpiece, the volume knob was easily turned down so that I would not be subject to his whining.

Ocean Garner

| Jan 22, 2021

The ones I purchased on MPOW are cheaper than the ones I bought on here. With the 22lr & revolver I use at the range, those turn out to be total garbage Approximately 9mm wide. The majority of what was said could be heard by me. It does not protect you from anything The never-ending story. In any case, I purchased these and I swear by them. Due to the electronics inside, they block out gunshot noise at high speeds. However, you can still hear voices through them. I find this really amazing. Additionally, the slim profile makes them even better, and they feel like the type of headset that will last you for years to come. The best! *++++++++++++.

Francesca McGuire

| Mar 04, 2021

I wanted to like the product, but I was disappointed in the Product appears great from a visual standpoint, but Howard Leight headsets are far superior in terms of quality. It was a horrible experience taking the kids to Monster Jam and watching the Walkers. It was as if I was listening out in the middle of nowhere to an AM radio station. During the entire time the trucks were running, the screen was static. There were a couple of Howards that Buddy owned, and they were authentic. Likewise, Howard's have a "stereo" sound, while Walker's are "mono" (thus, you feel as if you are listening through a hole in a shell). The Walkers will be returned to me.

Ismael Cox

| Feb 19, 2021