How well do mutt muffs work in small planes?
163324
I suspect better than having nothing on.. However I had to ship mine back. I have German Shepherds and they did not work for me.. Trying to keep their ears folded down in to the Muffs became a task. Be sure they are very snug.
163325
No idea but our dogs wear them while at my husband's joinery workshop - the machinery is very loud so must equal (at least) the drone of a small plane!
163326
I own a Cessna 182 and my 78lb Rhodesian Ridgeback keeps them on. Instead of panting and anxious without them, he did fall asleep about 30 minutes into the flight. It may have helped that my wife was in the back seat with him the 2 trips he was on while wearing them.
163327
too small for me to wear, so I can't say for sure, but my dog wears them and seems comfortable in the back seat of the Cessna
853303
You should ask the seller, about size diff. I've only seen the medium. I use the medium on a 65 lb Shepard, with approx. 4" tall ears. The muffs look small, but when I fold the dogs ears they fit snug. It took some time to get them adjusted, and use to them, But after that she would sleep with the muffs on. As for as how good they work?? I think their a little over priced. The color is a paint job, not a plastic color. Dogs hearing is a lot better than ours. She can still hear a whisper across a 20 foot room. hoped this helps /Steve
1480405
Not actively, you will get a small amount of isolation but not cancellation. It only filter low end and high end noises. I have central heating. It it noisy but with these on it gets a little quieter and lot quieter when I turn on the cancellation. I actually find they do not work well on airplane (too much still gets through, I had to use earplugs just lightly put in for partial blockage in addition for them to block enough noise) but when I was riding buses they worked great.
220059
They don't totally block jet noise but they certainly take the edge off it. They're far better than ordinary headphones / earphones - I'm quite happy with mine.
1367176
I suspect they probably would as they reduce low frequency engine noise and wind roar on aircraft ... but I'm not sure it's a good idea from a safety perspective reducing hearing effectiveness when you need all your senses on a motorcycle.
783265
I work on the ramp around airplanes and I play my music still get my ear protection. I have a two way radio and when I have my earmuffs on with the music playing I can't hear my two way radio. Regular conversation I have to take them out to hear what they saying. I only have these earmuffs for 2 weeks now and I'm happy with it.
319164
I concur with the two previous answers. I got them to block out background noise on airplanes and confirming the comments from Julie and scott, for this they work exceptionally well, blocking pretty much all background noise . While I've not tried them in a light industrial setting, I've had lots of experience in that kind of environment and believe they would work well. A word of caution, they are so effective that they will likely also block warning signals in that kind of an evironment, including trucks reversing, and others. USE CAUTION!
423215
Yes. My son is on a shooting team and wears the plain and electronic earmuffs and hasn't had any trouble.
1719868
I don't know about the Peltor's, but I also have a pair of Bose noise cancelling earmuffs, and these work just as well. I often use them on planes all by themselves to cancel the airplane noise.
392521
Sorry, I have a 6-pound toy poodle - but I think the order page has a sizing guide. If you do order them, we have found they seal better if you lift the dogs ears up and place the Mutt Muffs directly around their ear opening. Also, don't try to put them on until the loud noise starts - that way, the dog realizes that they were uncomfortable for a short time and the Mutt Muffs helped make them more comfortable.
162011
Never used them on a plane, but even though they are 'closed-back', they are not designed for noise cancellation. Nor will they completely prevent audio from being leaked to others around you at higher volumes. Although....one could humorously argue that the clarity of the high frequency range response may very well drown out high pitched engine noise. Honestly, for noise cancellation, you probably want any decent set of isolation headphones. These ones are solely designed for clarity and reference.Good Luck!
2281881
I find the triple baffle are the best for blocking noise in airplanes or anywhere. Plus the triple design securely holds the buds in place. I don't travel without them. Air travel is SO much more relaxing....you know what I mean.
339436
The sound isolation is pretty effective, I haven't used them on a plane but I have used them while playing drums and they cut out a lot of the extra noise.
1799269
You can wear the earmuffs. You put on the faceshield, lift the shield, adjust ear muffs and then lower shield. It seems to work for me.
1695967
I was impressed when I used them on a plane. I can't compare to active nose cancelation headphones, but it blocked a lot more noise than I had expected.
480300
I use them on the plane and they do a pretty good job nothing can eliminate all noise but they do make it easier to read or hear your music or movie than not using them.
2260228
I wear the L2F Howard Leight muffs and you can hardly tell you're wearing these. Wore these all day this past Sunday at a USPSA match and felt great. Talked to a few guys wearing the electronic muffs and all said they never turn em on. Like they were a bit behind the bang (shot). Just what I've heard