Would these be a good option for clay shooting?
187601
Sorry, I don't know about clay shooting. I do know that they muffle the very loud noise of my husband's snoring most of the time. You might look into having custom plugs made. Go to an ear specialist to be fitted.
187602
These could be used for that purpose however you are probably better off using traditional ear muffs. These are made of a heavier material than most portable plugs, but considering the loud noise generated by a shot gun, these may not be totally effective but will help muffle the sound
187603
No-you need approved ear wear for shooting. Contact American audiology or your local shooting range.Good Luck
187604
Yes. When properly installed in the ear canal, they expand to fit. They reduce outside noise greatly, so that shooting still can be heard, but is no longer loud. Since noise is reduced, normal conversation is not as easy. I use them mainly for mowing, trimming, pressure washing, and especially for shooting. For me, they are worth every penny, and I have used this brand for decades.
187605
Sorry, I don't know anything about clay shooting. It mutes most of the sound at bedtime, but not completely.
1255634
I bought these for my son to use in target practice. None have broken unexpectedly...so wood defeats foam I guess :). I'm not sure I would recommend them tho...there was quite a bit of glue on the base of the fletchings that needed to be trimmed for smooth passage off the arrow rest (made his shot pull right until we trimmed it). I'd say about 4 of the 12 arrows had this problem. Also...don't get brown. Big mistake on my part....unless you like spending 30 minutes looking for arrows buried in brush.
1679094
I would wager they'd be more than strong enough at the shooting range, I'm not sure about a tripod mount however I rest mine on anything nearby. Keep in mind they are not waterproof however if rain or any condensation is a concern I'd go for Vortex Diamondbacks in 10x50 ( I've got 8x42) but they'll set you back a bit more. Vortex has a no fault LIFETIME warranty also. Having said all that I love my Aculon 10x 50s and price wise you can't beat them for sharpness and clarity. Highly recommend both.
758109
I think so. They are good enough for me and a compound bow and I have a 6ft arm span so I can draw fairly long.
915957
Maybe, but I would be careful, they are put under a lot of tension when they are shot so there is the off chance that your bow will shatter it. I wouldn't be too concerned about that tho
1651295
These are best for target shooting. A hollow point pellet would be better for small game.
531803
Should be fine, I shoot mine at about 55-60 and my buddy shot them with his bow around 65 and there were no issues. Been using them over a year.
1460150
They do a great job at an indoor firing range, so I'm sure they would work for general noise. However, they are bulky - have you tried the foam ear plugs? If this is what you are looking for, these would be a great choice
671437
Yes,I think they will work better because of the weight of the pellet. The distance may not range as far as a lighter pellet, but accuracy should show a difference at a comfortable distance. I got them for a Benjamin/crosman NP Titan air rifle for accuracy at a range comfortable distance. Like all guns/bows they all have a maximum distance u got to find out how far that is. But the heavier pellet will be better then a light one.
99904
I think they would work quite well. I used to have a pair of 10X50 binoculars and it was too hard to keep the field of vision steady. Really needed a tripod to see clearly without shaking.However, I'm not a hunter, per se.
1625632
I don't think so. Being mic re fiber they are better for eithe picking up very small particles like dust or heaven stains like carbon build up in guns
2192443
no they are too large. A regular bb or pellet will give you better performance.
2048514
They are super bouncy, light, and about the size of a small baseball. They should be a good choice for your use case. Thanks!
2004350
You could use it for archery. You'd have to be pretty good with the bow, though, as the targets are not that big; smaller than regular clay pigeons.
604942
I have only used them for shooting and they work well for that, they will defiantly cut down on the sound but aren't going to make it disappear.
1855277
yes, I would say so. They are of good quality and have very good range. The neck strap is good as well and should be comfortable for long periods of carrying.
2229948
In my younger days I managed to enjoy trap shooting and enjoy hunting and fishing. So, having said that, I don't believe these would get in your way while shooting. Shot guns/rifles would have the butt below your ear and the stock just below your cheek. As an aside, they are very comfortable to wear, which is a 'must' if you'll wear them any length of time. My purpose is to use it in my hobby room where noise is a distinct problem from shop vacs, air compressors, etc. These work great for me.