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

I bought these ear protection headphones for myself, my partner, and my father for when we go to the range. They work really well—block out the loud gunshots while still allowing us to talk to each other. The sound quality is good, and you don’t have to yell to be heard, even with the noise around you. Perfect for range days, and they’re comfortable to wear for long periods. Definitely recommend!

These work great, I have never used the electronic ear protection and what a game changer! Allows you to talk to others while still protecting your ears from gun shots or other loud noises. The volume control is easy to access and easily adjusts the volume. They are comfortable, I wore them for about 3 hours and they have a nice fit with adjustable head band. They have a sleek design and look great. I bought the black ones because they were for sale for a great price but they have other colors to choose from. Would recommend!

Hubby loves it. Seems to work really well for him. Not to bulky and fits perfect. Volume works great for hearing the sounds of the outside.

They fit nice and snug, i should have read the description closer..i thought it took AA batteries and was going to use the ones I have, it takes AAA, not a deal breaker. They do have a slight hiss at high volumes but I just turn it down a little til it's barely noticeable. Would recommend this product, quality looks good, they work as described, and the price point is perfect.

Works fantastic outdoors. The hear through cancels the sound of firing perfectly when outside. When inside the range I had to turn the heat through off. The fitment is great and comfortable for long wears.

We have about 10 of these at the ranch. One in every pickup. They work very well, and hold up to kicking around as long as you fold them so the pads aren't being compressed. The GMRS radio option is wonderful and a fair price.But the ear pads are bad and get worse with time. Very hard, uncomfortable especially after an hour of wearing them. The worst aspect of the pads is how they age. After a year or so, they get harder and smaller. Finally, they become instruments of ear torture. I don't know why Walker doesn't fix this.So buy some softer replacement pads from another vendor. I use PROHEAR GEP03 gel pads.

These headsets worked better than expected. Used them for several days on the range and they were ideal. Could not have asked for better headsets. I’m sure the more expensive pairs come with more bells and whistles but for what I need these fit the bill.They were streamlined and not bulky. Also fit great over my cap and even got my sunglasses to fit. The microphone picked up conversations better than my own set of ears. Worked out to have them on most of the time. Never felt uncomfortable even in the South Florida sun.

USMC Machine Gun instructor checking in. We conduct a machine gun shoot once a month, firing 5.56, 7.62, 50 cal, and 40mm grenades. We routinely shoot over 15,000 rounds per machine gun range. I have had these muffs for the last 6 ranges and they are fantastic! They work as advertised and protect my hearing from full auto machine gun fire from less than 3 ft away. The batteries last a while (I keep the volume about half-way, which makes normal conversation sound normal.) I wear them for about 8 hrs. at a time and they are as comfortable as a $60 pair of muffs should ever be. They do not interfere with cheek weld or any shooting position I have used. Walkers Game Ear Razor Slim Electronic Muff should serve any shooter well if they are looking for cheap, reliable, sound amplifying ear pro. My pair has been going strong for literally hundreds of thousands of rounds. These are a solid deal and I recommend them to anyone who inquires about them.Pros:- Long battery life. Only requires two AAA batteries that are included and easy to change.- Fantastic hearing protection. I work with several people who have more expensive, "tactical" ear-pro (Pelters, etc.) that can't suppress the .50 cal report. These Walkers muffle all gunshots regardless of how loud they are or how close I am to them.- Conversations are distinct and easy to hear. I can hear radio traffic without having to remove ear pro. Big plus. I can even turn them up and hear conversations several hundred feet away! Great for big ranges.- They even have a standard headphone jack if you want to talk on your phone or plug up your iPod and mow the lawn or something.Cons:- The fit is good, but if you are talking or moving your jaw sometimes the seal will break and allow a gunshot sound to get through. This is minimal and could be due to the shape of my head and/or the position I wear them. If you sweat much this problem is compounded as the seal is now wet and easier to be disturbed. As I said this problem is minimal and not easily repeatable, doesn't detract from the rating for me.-They are not omni directional. It is difficult to tell where sound is coming from. The sound is clear and amplified, just deceiving in which direction it came from. For my particular job this is no big deal. If you need to know what direction the sound came from, these are not the hearing pro for you.-THEY DO FIT UNDER THE STANDARD ACH HELMET, but not well.( I wear a Medium) It is not designed to fit under this helmet (as far as I know) and the fact that they even do with minimal pad adjustment is really more of pro. If you don't wear a helmet when shooting, disregard, they fit great.-Thick eye pro frames will disrupt the ear seal if placed over the frame. If you put them on over your eye pro because you forgot to remove them, the pressure feels like Leonidas trying to drive his spear through your head. You will only do this once. I have some thin frames now but I just rest the frames on top of the ear muff. If I had to do rigorous movement, they might fall off, but they haven't yet.