I'm sure these are great tech, no doubt. Just a quick story to tell. I had a pair of muffs like this on last year at an outdoor range. I had a friend with a new AR10 come and ask me if I wanted to check it out and send a few rounds down range. Of course I did. The pair I had one was rated at 22 NRR as well. I fired a 10 round magazine, and after the first shot I knew something was not quite right. He had a muzzle brake on the rifle, so I figured it was just a different sound that was accompanying the muzzle blast. There was a sharp tinge to every impulse when I fired a round. Well, long story short, that sharp tinge was the broken hair cells in my right ear, and I now have hearing loss and permanent tinnitus. It has been life changing to say the least. If I had to do it over again, I would always wear double ear protection no matter what. I use the cheap in-ear soft plugs, and then a 33 NRR set of shop muffs. Not always the easiest to get a cheek weld on some rifles, but that's just too bad. As for hearing steel ring, I'll just have to rely on the splash and not the sonic feedback. Many watching this channel are avid shooters, and I still am. I would caution folks that these kind of electronic muffs have their limits, as does your hearing. Remember, exposure to acoustic concussive blast and it's effect is cumulative on your hearing. If you are 25 and shoot all the time and are thinking, I've never had any issues, so I'm good to go with the cheap pair of muffs I wear, that may be true for now. Maybe not so much when you are 40. I make anyone who comes shooting with me wear double hear pro. My wife and kids do as well. I tell all my friends to. Every audiologist I have ever seen (and unfortunately, I have seen quite a few) recommends double hearing protection in any shooting environment. Have fun. Enjoy the shooting sports and hunting. Just be careful, and remember that just ONE unprotected blast from a gun can do what has happened to me. Don't risk it. You don't want to walk in my shoes. Be safe everyone.
BeachGunner great post. I developed tinnitus as well. To all the young folk, I cannot stress enough how bad it is. Full time tinnitus is a disability. You will be miserable for life. Some people commit suicide from 24/7 ringing. Wear double ear pro, avoid indoor ranges where long rifles are fired or desert eagles are rented. It is not worth it.
Thank you for sharing your experience. I get strange looks when I am always reaching for my earmuffs at the range since I (almost) always wear earplugs. This just gives me greater incentive to ALWAYS use double protection regardless of what muff I use (both ANC and Passive).
When I was in the marine corps. I had quite a few times exposed to gun fire without ear protection I’d plug them ASAP but not always able to do so quickly. Specifically remember a few instances of a m240B just unleashing hell on my eardrums lol today I always double ear pro. But hearing about this electronic ear pro lately makes me wanna try it out maybe wear plugs under them?? Will it still work effectively or is it just pointless? Btw I do believe I already have some mild hearing damage.
@@danusmc2081 I usually use the SureFire EP7 earplugs because I believe it gives me the best of both worlds. With the filter caps open, these earplugs allow you to hear the conversation around you with or without the earmuff on. If you need to take your earmuff off momentarily and someone fires a shot, you still have protection
I just got a set of these for Christmas after trying a set out at my local indoor range. The primary reason I asked for them is of course good ear protection while shooting, the secondary reason is my wife's grandma is hard of hearing, but won't wear hearing aids or an earbud that does "whisper mode". I took these out of the box, put in voice mode, and cranked them up, she could kinda hear us. Switched to Power Boost and for the first time in a year we were able to have a normal conversation where we weren't yelling at her. So, while not their original purpose, it did what I hoped it would do and gave her a way to talk with us more naturally.
I'm glad you are reviewing budget model muffs instead of the $300 or more like other channels do. I've been looking at these, I've got the Razor's right now.
I pony upped. And bought Comtac Peltor III earlier this year. Love them. Expensive but nothing’s more important than protecting your eyes and ears. Think I’ll purchase these as a backup. Nice review as always!
I’ve had this set for about 8 months. I wear them for my carpenter job. Works great for nail guns. They do get a bit warm in the summer months. As of May 2019, walkers didn’t offer gel ear pads. I like to turn the work noise down and listen to TH-cam or music while working. The Bluetooth buttons are a lil too close to operate easily. Especially with gloves on. But all in all I really like them. I get about 14 hours of use from the batteries while using Bluetooth. Rechargeable batteries are a must.
FYI, check out these lithium AA batteries that charge with a standard phone cable. These things rock and last 10x longer than any of the standard rechargeable batteries! Blackube High Capacity 1700mAh & High Out Put 4A-USB Rechargeable AA Batteries - Double A Lithium/Li-ion Battery 1.5V for Better Compatibility - Quick Charge with 2 Hours (4-Pack AA) www.amazon.com/dp/B07QYM4DJQ/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_i_aiaMDbY9632EY
Bought a pair of these- stunned by how amazing they are. …… and your walk through gave me more info than any of the manufacturers media on the set up…… of course…… thanks….. I’ve owned recording studios for years…. So i am very particular about in ears and all platforms of headphones….. these are pretty good….. not the greatest as far as the Audio from my phone…. But I’m not really planning on listening to xmas music while i shoot……. Its a great product and bang for the buck!!
This is a very valuable review. Thank you! One thing not a question: Please mention price earlier in videos! Many content creators don't do this and it is frustrating. Let us hear the price 1/3 the way in. This is very valuable as well. Thank you for your videos and content. You are appreciated more than you know :)
Great video...these are my first electronic ear pro and got mine based on your review, I LOVE THEM!!! will never go back to regular passive ear pro! The addition of bluetooth is great cuz now I can answer calls or watch your videos while at the range waiting my turn. Got mine on big daddy Unlimited for $81 and got some gel ear pads on Amazon for $16. Also got a hardcase that holds them and my eye pro (with a zipper pocket in the lid that I put extra batteries, cleaning cloth, and alcohol spray for $13) also on Amazon.
I have the Walker's Game Ear Razor muffs and I enjoy 'em a lot. If I needed a blu tooth set later then I'll definitely stay with Walker's. Good stuff, not a crazy amount of money.
@@AlaskanBallistics That's a great question. I've never hunted so I really don't know the answer to that. Here's a gr8 review of them from Mrgunsngear. th-cam.com/video/F4m0pCCDhZo/w-d-xo.html
I do like the Peltor Tactical 500 overall, but sometimes I get random notification noises over Bluetooth that I can't figure out. I've also had them just not turn on or off when holding the button, but they do on the second try.
Alaskan Ballistics I have the Walker Razor’s, and they are excellent for hunting. They enhance my ability to hear low sounds, such as, leaves crunching with the walking of animals, being able to whisper back and forth to my hunting pal and actually hear them, etc. When it’s time to take my shot, the sound amplification shuts down and protects my ears.
I bought a set of Walkers Excel muffs without the bluetooth back in December of last year. Yes they do sell gel cups for them. Noisefighter gel cups from Amazon. The Walkers work fine for hand guns but I always have trouble when shooting rifles with any brand of muffs. Maybe I'm doing it wrong, but I can not get a good cheek weld without the muffs interfering. I also have a pair of the Howard Leight Impact Sport muffs and to me they seem to be slightly slimmer than the Walkers. Although the Walkers are rated higher for NRR, I really can't tell the difference there either. The controls on the Walkers are difficult to manipulate while you are wearing them. Trying to feel for the on/off and volume controls while they are on your head is like fumbling around for something in the dark. And which side is left and which side is right, LOL.
I've been sport shooting and hunting since I was 10 years old (1974), AND I spent 11 years active duty in the Army, so I already have a bit of tinnitus, but nothing too serious. Over the years I never wore hearing protection when deer hunting because I need to be able to hear what's around me. I won't take a shot unless it's pretty much a sure thing, but that still might be six shots a year from my trusty old Remington 788 in .308. I finally broke down and bought the Bluetooth XCEL 100s for this year, and will still be wearing foam plugs in addition to the muffs. I finally retired my antique Charles Daly muffs. I DO have a question; Where did you get the hat in the video introduction? Did you just cut slits in your wide-brimmed cap so the muffs would fit through the brim? The wide brim and neck "scarf" are a must for this shaved head Florida boy ...
I have the regular Walker razors and I'm not happy with them... I want to upgrade however you saying they're a little bit big and my head is smaller than yours you think I will not get a good seal correct? I want to thank you for your content man I've learned a tremendous amount from watching your videos I'm only new to pistol ownership for about a year TH-cam has been instrumental for my growth. I have a training class coming up so I'm excited about that but I have the fundamentals due to self training and watching videos like yours so thank you!!
I have tried 3 pair of the walkers bt ear muffs, and none of them work properly. I really wanted them to work really well. Too much static! They are not worth the price! Buy non blue tooth version.
for the shooting range I won't use anything less than 30 dB. My hearing is just too far gone already. But this will be interesting while hunting. As I found that just a few shots while hunting really bothers my ears these days. Especially when you're in the tundra and there's no trees around the block it. When are you gonna come up and shoot a Caribou or moose?
I'd you're not wearing ear pro while hunting my guess is that's going to do more damage than the difference between 26 and 30 dB at the range (unless you mean an indoor range).
Nice review. How do these stack up between the 3M Peltor Tactical 500's? My wife wants my 100's so I'm in the market for another pair of hearing protection.
Nice work Mr. G&G. But why are you teasing with that little clip of you shooting the LWRC SIX8-A5? That's just wrong Bro. You're playing with my emotions man...LOL!!
Very informative, bought a pair of these and the Razor quad comm Bluetooth for my own comparison. Boost mode is more than likely for tactical or hunting situations.
I am going to assume that these smoke the Howard Lite that so many people use and recommend? I have a issue with those sealing up properly below my ear lobe and always have to double up with foam plugs.
thanks for the video ... do you think these would be good for outside the range ? can it be used as a regular headset for music and phone calls ? and if i use it to take calls does it have a built in mic ? thank you
I like them. Think I'm gonna get some. I use my Howard light for range and deer hunting. Class 3 hearing from 12 years in the infantry. Lol WHAT BOONIE HAT IS THAT
waldo mcwanw www.ar15buildbox.com I have two and they are great. The creator of these is fighting the Chinese because they already ripped off his design, he is one of us in terms of the firearms community at large....not a get rich type.
I bought these in spring 2018 and the Bluetooth connection is terrible. I use a metronome app for some shooting drills, the BT cuts in/out if my phone is in my back pocket. If I put my phone on the bench 20 feet away, there are latency issues and slows down as I get farther away and speeds up as I get closer. I have a $10 set of BT Walmart ear buds that connects at 30 plus feet, through 2 walls without a problem. Kind of pissed I spent as much as I did on this POS.
I love mine. So much so I bought another. They're hefty, 11 ounces I think with the battery, but worth it for what you get. Waterproof, shock proof, and an awesome pressure pad that's very responsive.
Just guessing but maybe for people like me who wear plugs underneath. High power rifles even with muffs are still really loud. My 338 Lapua Magnum and 300 Winchester Magnum are unbearablely loud without double hearing.
I'm sure these are great tech, no doubt. Just a quick story to tell. I had a pair of muffs like this on last year at an outdoor range. I had a friend with a new AR10 come and ask me if I wanted to check it out and send a few rounds down range. Of course I did. The pair I had one was rated at 22 NRR as well.
I fired a 10 round magazine, and after the first shot I knew something was not quite right. He had a muzzle brake on the rifle, so I figured it was just a different sound that was accompanying the muzzle blast. There was a sharp tinge to every impulse when I fired a round.
Well, long story short, that sharp tinge was the broken hair cells in my right ear, and I now have hearing loss and permanent tinnitus. It has been life changing to say the least.
If I had to do it over again, I would always wear double ear protection no matter what. I use the cheap in-ear soft plugs, and then a 33 NRR set of shop muffs. Not always the easiest to get a cheek weld on some rifles, but that's just too bad. As for hearing steel ring, I'll just have to rely on the splash and not the sonic feedback.
Many watching this channel are avid shooters, and I still am. I would caution folks that these kind of electronic muffs have their limits, as does your hearing. Remember, exposure to acoustic concussive blast and it's effect is cumulative on your hearing. If you are 25 and shoot all the time and are thinking, I've never had any issues, so I'm good to go with the cheap pair of muffs I wear, that may be true for now. Maybe not so much when you are 40.
I make anyone who comes shooting with me wear double hear pro. My wife and kids do as well. I tell all my friends to. Every audiologist I have ever seen (and unfortunately, I have seen quite a few) recommends double hearing protection in any shooting environment.
Have fun. Enjoy the shooting sports and hunting. Just be careful, and remember that just ONE unprotected blast from a gun can do what has happened to me. Don't risk it. You don't want to walk in my shoes.
Be safe everyone.
BeachGunner great post.
I developed tinnitus as well. To all the young folk, I cannot stress enough how bad it is. Full time tinnitus is a disability. You will be miserable for life. Some people commit suicide from 24/7 ringing. Wear double ear pro, avoid indoor ranges where long rifles are fired or desert eagles are rented. It is not worth it.
Thank you for sharing your experience. I get strange looks when I am always reaching for my earmuffs at the range since I (almost) always wear earplugs.
This just gives me greater incentive to ALWAYS use double protection regardless of what muff I use (both ANC and Passive).
When I was in the marine corps. I had quite a few times exposed to gun fire without ear protection I’d plug them ASAP but not always able to do so quickly. Specifically remember a few instances of a m240B just unleashing hell on my eardrums lol today I always double ear pro. But hearing about this electronic ear pro lately makes me wanna try it out maybe wear plugs under them?? Will it still work effectively or is it just pointless? Btw I do believe I already have some mild hearing damage.
@@danusmc2081 I usually use the SureFire EP7 earplugs because I believe it gives me the best of both worlds. With the filter caps open, these earplugs allow you to hear the conversation around you with or without the earmuff on. If you need to take your earmuff off momentarily and someone fires a shot, you still have protection
Which brand was it? Did they malfunction? Or did the report just overpower the ear pro?
Boost mode is crazy! I can hear my toenails growing!
haha
I just saw you’re a poster boy on the front of Midwest Industries website! That’s how you know you’ve made it 🤙🏼
Am I?
Mrgunsngear Channel it has to be. I’d bet money on it.
Johnny BagofDoughnuts Yep, I saw it as well.
I agree. If that's not you then it's your twin lol 😁
Yeah I've seen it too you look very nice in blue MrGnG lol
I’ve got hearing damage and tinnitus. Good ear pro cannot be stressed enough.
I just got a set of these for Christmas after trying a set out at my local indoor range. The primary reason I asked for them is of course good ear protection while shooting, the secondary reason is my wife's grandma is hard of hearing, but won't wear hearing aids or an earbud that does "whisper mode". I took these out of the box, put in voice mode, and cranked them up, she could kinda hear us. Switched to Power Boost and for the first time in a year we were able to have a normal conversation where we weren't yelling at her. So, while not their original purpose, it did what I hoped it would do and gave her a way to talk with us more naturally.
I'm glad you are reviewing budget model muffs instead of the $300 or more like other channels do. I've been looking at these, I've got the Razor's right now.
Just watched this to find out where the hell to insert batteries haha. Thanks!
Same lol
I pony upped. And bought Comtac Peltor III earlier this year. Love them. Expensive but nothing’s more important than protecting your eyes and ears. Think I’ll purchase these as a backup. Nice review as always!
I’ve had this set for about 8 months. I wear them for my carpenter job. Works great for nail guns. They do get a bit warm in the summer months. As of May 2019, walkers didn’t offer gel ear pads.
I like to turn the work noise down and listen to TH-cam or music while working. The Bluetooth buttons are a lil too close to operate easily. Especially with gloves on.
But all in all I really like them. I get about 14 hours of use from the batteries while using Bluetooth. Rechargeable batteries are a must.
thanks!
FYI, check out these lithium AA batteries that charge with a standard phone cable. These things rock and last 10x longer than any of the standard rechargeable batteries!
Blackube High Capacity 1700mAh & High Out Put 4A-USB Rechargeable AA Batteries - Double A Lithium/Li-ion Battery 1.5V for Better Compatibility - Quick Charge with 2 Hours (4-Pack AA) www.amazon.com/dp/B07QYM4DJQ/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_i_aiaMDbY9632EY
PERSON:Nice hearing protection
ME: WHAT!!!!???
I bought the non-bluetooth version of these and I absolutely love them
Bought a pair of these- stunned by how amazing they are. …… and your walk through gave me more info than any of the manufacturers media on the set up…… of course…… thanks….. I’ve owned recording studios for years…. So i am very particular about in ears and all platforms of headphones….. these are pretty good….. not the greatest as far as the Audio from my phone…. But I’m not really planning on listening to xmas music while i shoot……. Its a great product and bang for the buck!!
Boost mode is for those that like to double up with foam earplugs underneath these.
Matthew Humphrey Makes sense.
You sold me at "There is a English speaking women's voice, talking in my ear"!
She is kinda annoying naggy voice
This is a very valuable review. Thank you! One thing not a question: Please mention price earlier in videos! Many content creators don't do this and it is frustrating. Let us hear the price 1/3 the way in. This is very valuable as well. Thank you for your videos and content. You are appreciated more than you know :)
I'd rather not as I want folks to hear all the info
Looking forward for part-2 of the review where you do the lake torture test.
Great video...these are my first electronic ear pro and got mine based on your review, I LOVE THEM!!! will never go back to regular passive ear pro! The addition of bluetooth is great cuz now I can answer calls or watch your videos while at the range waiting my turn. Got mine on big daddy Unlimited for $81 and got some gel ear pads on Amazon for $16. Also got a hardcase that holds them and my eye pro (with a zipper pocket in the lid that I put extra batteries, cleaning cloth, and alcohol spray for $13) also on Amazon.
answered a lot fo the questions i was looking for, thanks for the review!
Excellent review! After watching many reviews, your review convinced me to purchase the 500BT. Thanks!
I have the Walker's Game Ear Razor muffs and I enjoy 'em a lot. If I needed a blu tooth set later then I'll definitely stay with Walker's. Good stuff, not a crazy amount of money.
thanks
Good video Mr. G&G. Nice lighting as the day light was going down. The zoom scenes were a nice touch too.
I have the Peltor 500 Tactical. I love them to death. I wonder how these Walkers compare. Gr8 vid. 🔫
West Coast Chicano do you think they would be good for hunting situations?
@@AlaskanBallistics That's a great question. I've never hunted so I really don't know the answer to that. Here's a gr8 review of them from Mrgunsngear. th-cam.com/video/F4m0pCCDhZo/w-d-xo.html
I do like the Peltor Tactical 500 overall, but sometimes I get random notification noises over Bluetooth that I can't figure out. I've also had them just not turn on or off when holding the button, but they do on the second try.
Alaskan Ballistics I have the Walker Razor’s, and they are excellent for hunting. They enhance my ability to hear low sounds, such as, leaves crunching with the walking of animals, being able to whisper back and forth to my hunting pal and actually hear them, etc. When it’s time to take my shot, the sound amplification shuts down and protects my ears.
That’s good to know, because besides look and comfort, the 100s are shit!
Im gonna pick up a pair. Only ear pro ive seen built into the strap rather then the muffs. Very nice.
concur
Do a review of the hat
Perfect I need a pair, good timing, thanks.
You get a lot of product for under a C-Note, thanks Michael.
Hope these hold up, just ordered the Bluetooth model. Thanks for the vid 👊
Update?
Auto off is much needed. Love the Walkers.
you use boost mode to heard those scavs bushcamping near extract
Wait you can listen to music with these while shooting ?? That’s pretty cool!
I bought a set of Walkers Excel muffs without the bluetooth back in December of last year. Yes they do sell gel cups for them. Noisefighter gel cups from Amazon. The Walkers work fine for hand guns but I always have trouble when shooting rifles with any brand of muffs. Maybe I'm doing it wrong, but I can not get a good cheek weld without the muffs interfering. I also have a pair of the Howard Leight Impact Sport muffs and to me they seem to be slightly slimmer than the Walkers. Although the Walkers are rated higher for NRR, I really can't tell the difference there either. The controls on the Walkers are difficult to manipulate while you are wearing them. Trying to feel for the on/off and volume controls while they are on your head is like fumbling around for something in the dark. And which side is left and which side is right, LOL.
I've been sport shooting and hunting since I was 10 years old (1974), AND I spent 11 years active duty in the Army, so I already have a bit of tinnitus, but nothing too serious. Over the years I never wore hearing protection when deer hunting because I need to be able to hear what's around me. I won't take a shot unless it's pretty much a sure thing, but that still might be six shots a year from my trusty old Remington 788 in .308. I finally broke down and bought the Bluetooth XCEL 100s for this year, and will still be wearing foam plugs in addition to the muffs. I finally retired my antique Charles Daly muffs. I DO have a question; Where did you get the hat in the video introduction? Did you just cut slits in your wide-brimmed cap so the muffs would fit through the brim? The wide brim and neck "scarf" are a must for this shaved head Florida boy ...
Very Cool Walker electronic headphones !!!!!!
I have the regular Walker razors and I'm not happy with them... I want to upgrade however you saying they're a little bit big and my head is smaller than yours you think I will not get a good seal correct? I want to thank you for your content man I've learned a tremendous amount from watching your videos I'm only new to pistol ownership for about a year TH-cam has been instrumental for my growth. I have a training class coming up so I'm excited about that but I have the fundamentals due to self training and watching videos like yours so thank you!!
Great video
I have tried 3 pair of the walkers bt ear muffs, and none of them work properly. I really wanted them to work really well. Too much static! They are not worth the price! Buy non blue tooth version.
Nice vid but where did you get that badass boomer hat @ the 11 second mark?
I saw these on Amazon for $76 the other day.
for the shooting range I won't use anything less than 30 dB. My hearing is just too far gone already. But this will be interesting while hunting. As I found that just a few shots while hunting really bothers my ears these days. Especially when you're in the tundra and there's no trees around the block it. When are you gonna come up and shoot a Caribou or moose?
I'd you're not wearing ear pro while hunting my guess is that's going to do more damage than the difference between 26 and 30 dB at the range (unless you mean an indoor range).
double up 👍🏾
'Alaskan" Why kill them ???????
Nice review. How do these stack up between the 3M Peltor Tactical 500's? My wife wants my 100's so I'm in the market for another pair of hearing protection.
Nice work Mr. G&G. But why are you teasing with that little clip of you shooting the LWRC SIX8-A5? That's just wrong Bro. You're playing with my emotions man...LOL!!
You got an LWRC A5? Good choice! LWRC rulez!
Boost mode for hunting. So fun.
Outstanding instructional video. 🇺🇸🐢🇺🇸🐢🇺🇸🐢
Boost mode.... Hunting possibly?
I had 2 pair of Peltor 500 with Bluetooth and they were terrible and weighed a ton
the power boost isnt for hear better at gunfights?
What is the current earpro you use in 2021 March 10th. I'm looking to upgrade and I want a good pair that's not $400 but also not cheap
Very informative, bought a pair of these and the Razor quad comm Bluetooth for my own comparison.
Boost mode is more than likely for tactical or hunting situations.
Do you like the xcel or quad razor I'm torn between the two??
Can you wear these under your helmet or attach the, to the helmet rails?
wonder how well these would work with a helmet with the electronic cubes on the headband
I am going to assume that these smoke the Howard Lite that so many people use and recommend? I have a issue with those sealing up properly below my ear lobe and always have to double up with foam plugs.
thanks for the video ... do you think these would be good for outside the range ? can it be used as a regular headset for music and phone calls ? and if i use it to take calls does it have a built in mic ?
thank you
Would you recommend these or the razor quad that you did in your other video?
Have you checked out any other new muffs/in ear units with bluetooth you like better or worse to these?
sick
indeed
I like them. Think I'm gonna get some. I use my Howard light for range and deer hunting. Class 3 hearing from 12 years in the infantry. Lol WHAT BOONIE HAT IS THAT
waldo mcwanw www.ar15buildbox.com I have two and they are great. The creator of these is fighting the Chinese because they already ripped off his design, he is one of us in terms of the firearms community at large....not a get rich type.
Looks like the Amazon link you showed is for the 100 series not the 500 series. Not sure what the difference is.
Like the bonnie hat with neck shade. Where did you get it?
of all the ones he's tested, which one does he actually use/is his favorite?
Does it except gel ear covers?
Email list is awesome service.
I bought these in spring 2018 and the Bluetooth connection is terrible. I use a metronome app for some shooting drills, the BT cuts in/out if my phone is in my back pocket. If I put my phone on the bench 20 feet away, there are latency issues and slows down as I get farther away and speeds up as I get closer. I have a $10 set of BT Walmart ear buds that connects at 30 plus feet, through 2 walls without a problem. Kind of pissed I spent as much as I did on this POS.
The big question is will the Hardcore Tactics NekoMini HeadSet Covers (catgirl ears) fit the headband?
How do they compare to 3m 500?
Do you know what the level of hearing enhancement is? Good for hunting when you need to hear well and have sound amplified?
Gel ear pads? Repacement gel pads cost and where to buy? Thank you!
Amazon $17
What’s better? These or the Digital Quad Muffs?
Do they fit under a helmet?
Boost mode for when you double up with some foamies?
How do phone calls work on these? Is there a microphone built in to hear you? Or do you have to speak into your phone?
Built in microphone I bluetooth calls with the wife leave my phone in pocket works well
Quad muff = 4 times better. Let the responses begin.
How you liking the cloud Defensive owl? Noticed it on one of your rifles
love it so far
I love mine. So much so I bought another. They're hefty, 11 ounces I think with the battery, but worth it for what you get. Waterproof, shock proof, and an awesome pressure pad that's very responsive.
do these have stereo sound so you can tell which direction the sound is coming from?
Does this come with a audio jack? I hoped to use this with my hand radio kit.
Does these have directional sound location? Like left and right?
How waterproof are these walkers? Living in the pnw and 8-9 months of rain. Need something to last through that.
I've had mine for several months shoot in the rain alot too have had no issues although in boost mode the rain hitting wet ground sounds ominous
How do you adjust the auto shutoff ?
Hey! How are these compared to the walkers razor pro digital? Anyone tried both?
Is that a Form 1 can I saw on that AR10??
Can’t find them anywhere.
Is the amplify mode for hunting?
Just guessing but maybe for people like me who wear plugs underneath. High power rifles even with muffs are still really loud. My 338 Lapua Magnum and 300 Winchester Magnum are unbearablely loud without double hearing.
Are these made and/or designed in the UK? If not, why the British voice?
Because it’s proper and fancy
Where did you get that floppy hat at?
Alucard I’m assuming www.ar15buildbox.com
If the batteries die do they still protect you at 26 nrr?
Yes, itll just stop amplifying and everything will be muffled but working
New camera? Or is your skin healthier and beard more white? Jk great review man thanks!
Boost mode is probably for hunting
Will the headset drown out the din of anti-gun snowflakes?
Are these made in USA? I'm never buying anything from China again.....
Walker's are made in China, but they are designed in the USA. They outsource the manufacturing in China since it's cheaper.
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How are these in your experience with cheek weld