Wind Noise Reduction. Auto Shut-off. Powered by 2 AAA Batteries (included) Noise Reduction Rating (NRR) – 26.

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Made in china - Walkers Razor Slim Electronic Patriot Series Ear Muffs.

26DB $149.99

NRR Ratings The highest NRR rating for earplugs is 33, and the highest available NRR rating for earmuffs is 31. These values reflect the level of noise protection available for each device when worn alone. Combining earplugs with earmuffs can offer a NRR protection level of 36.

The higher the NRR, the greater the noise reduction. You should aim for ear protection with a noise reduction rating of at least 22. A noise reduction of 30 is desirable, particularly if you are operating louder and larger firearms.

Product details You can connect to any compatible Bluetooth device and the muffs will fit securely on your head with the comfortable metal-wire framed headband. Operating on 2 AAA batteries, you'll enjoy clear, balanced sound with the sound activated compression reaction of 0.02 seconds.

The fit and seal produces good sound reduction and is comfortable for wearing along time. The electronics allow for hearing speech or the shot timer while protecting your ears from louder noises. The only problem I have had is remembering to turn them off when I'm done. I should have bought these a long time ago.

The Razor Slim Patriot Series electronic ear muffs feature an ultra-low profile compact design and are available in four color options. With its ultra-compact design, the Razor Slim electronic muffs offer superior hearing protection in a low-profile design.

This recall involves four models of powered HearMuffs, sound protection active sound compression ear muffs designed for children, which use AAA alkaline batteries. Models included in the recall are LA-infant-AM-WH, LA-infant-ASM-WH, LA-infant-ASM-WHPlus, and LA-kids-AM-WH which is printed on the original packaging.

Generally, you should opt for a device with an NRR of at least 30, especially if you're operating loud machinery or firearms.

Noise Reduction Rating (NRR) is a measure of the effectiveness of a hearing protection device to reduce noise levels. Higher values indicate greater noise reduction. NRR values range up to approximately 30 dB. To the right is an example of the EPA label for a headset with an NRR of 33 dB.

A product with a 28 to 31 NRR is recommended for indoor shooting. There are two different kinds of hearing protection, ear plugs and ear muffs. The National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health actually recommends using both earplugs and earmuffs together when shooting.

A great rule of thumb when considering what Noise Reduction Rating (NRR) is best for shooting -- start by aiming for a protection level of at least 25 decibels. If your hearing protection has at least a 25 NRR and doesn't sacrifice comfort or compromise your ability to communicate with others, you'll be in great shape.

This begs the question; should you wear ear protection all the time? While doing this will protect your ears, it is unnecessary. Ear protection should only be worn when you're at risk of being exposed to sounds that are greater than 85 decibels.

Electronic earmuffs amplify quieter sounds, allowing you to hear your range master's commands. These earmuffs will have integrated microphones and some have independent volume controls. Ditch your traditional ear protection and upgrade to electronic ear protection.