Walker's Razor Slim Ultra Low Profile Compact Design Adjustable Range Shooting Hunting Hearing Protection Electronic Earmuffs

Truly superb at a very reasonable price! I have tinnitus, probably from going to the range without any ear protection for years (that was the way, back in the sixties), so my hearing is pretty compromised at this point. Came across these and tried them out, discovering two things: (1) they muffle gun blasts really well, and (2) they act like hearing aids for all other sounds. You can fire any pistol caliber up to .45 in complete comfort (highest caliber I possess). At the same time, you can have a conversation with a shooting partner without raising your voice at all. When I've turned up the gain, I could hears sound that my unprotected ears could never detect, in one instance tracking an animal in the bush off the side of the range.Fits very comfortably on my size 8 head. Yes, size 8, a full 25 inch circumference - all the men in my family have big heads, just ask the women. Excellent padding on both ear cups and strap. Had these for years and no failures.We now own 5 of these, as a courtesy to any friends we might bring to the range.

I bought these Walker electronic muffs to replace an old pair off passive muffs. They fit great and feel good for a long time at the range. Excellent design and function. They are easy to use only requiring two AAA batteries that are very easy to install. I also purchased a set of gel earpieces which cover my ears even better. Noise reduction is very nice. I plan to buy a pair for my husband who is also a shooter. Great seller and quick service.

My Ears Thank Me Every Time I Put These OnI used to be terrible about protecting my hearing. Whether it was loud concerts, power tools in the garage, or even just the sheer volume of my own questionable singing, I figured my ears could handle it. Spoiler alert: they can't, not long-term anyway. I finally realized I needed to get serious about hearing protection, but I didn't want something bulky or uncomfortable that I'd dread wearing. That's where these Walker's Razor Slim Electronic Earmuffs came into my life, and honestly, my ears have sent me thank you notes (if ears could write, which, thankfully, they can't – that would be weird).The first thing that struck me was how not bulky they are. The "Slim" in the name is legit. They have a really low profile compared to other earmuffs I've seen, which makes them comfortable to wear for extended periods, even with safety glasses or hats. The "Battle Brown" color is also pretty sharp, if you care about looking good while protecting your hearing (and who doesn't?).But the real magic is the electronics. The sound amplification is fantastic. I can have a conversation at a normal volume with them on, which is crucial when you're trying to communicate on a job site or at the range. And the moment a loud noise hits – BAM! – the sound-activated compression kicks in instantly (seriously, 0.002-second reaction time is faster than I can even flinch). It mutes the harmful noise down to a safe level while still letting you hear everything else. It's like having a personal sound engineer for your ears, constantly adjusting the volume for safety and clarity.I've used these for everything from woodworking with loud saws to attending shooting events, and they perform flawlessly. They're comfortable enough that I forget I'm wearing them until a loud noise happens, and then I'm just grateful they're doing their job. The audio input jack is a nice bonus too – perfect for listening to music or podcasts while working on quieter tasks, still with the protection ready to go.If you value your hearing (and you absolutely should!), but hate feeling like you're wearing two bricks on your head, these Walker's Razor Slim earmuffs are the answer. They're comfortable, incredibly effective, and the electronic features make them practical for so many different situations. My only regret is not getting them sooner.

The speech/vocal audio quality is good enough. Music? Naaaaah. For $30, you can't go wrong with these. Definitely better ear pro out there. Bang for buck are these pro's specialty.Works well for most solid barrel firearms. May want some inner ear as well for louder, and/or ported guns. I've definitely ran both a couple times. It is what it is. No regerts. A solid, slim, reliable pair.

I picked up the Walker’s Razor Slim Ultra Low Profile electronic earmuffs for range and hunting use—and they’ve been a solid choice for budget-conscious shooters who want clear hearing protection without bulky headgear.ProsUltra-slim, low‑profile design: The narrow ear cups fit nicely under hats and even helmets, and fold compactly into gear bags.Good amplification of ambient sound: Dual high-gain omnidirectional microphones paired with HD speakers help you hear conversations, commands, or footsteps clearly.Fast compression protection: Sound‑activated compression reacts in about 0.002 seconds, protecting your hearing from gunshots or loud blasts.3.5 mm audio input jack: You can plug in a phone or radio to listen to music or comms while protected.Comfortable and lightweight: The padded metal wire headband and rubberized housing help reduce fatigue during extended wear

Very happy with the preformance and quality this ear protection. After reading other Amazon reviews, I ordered both this Walker's Razer Slim model and the AKT1. Happy with both and keeping both for woodworking and yardwork. The AKT1 model is more comfortable and has better sound passthrough in the headset than the Walker's; human voice on the AKT1 sounds authentic and unmodified. This Walker's Razer Slim model has a smaller profile on the head and doesn't protrude as much from the head, however the sound passthrough sounds more digitized than the AKT1.