What is there quality? Are they good quality for shooting? Will they fit properly with ear muffs?
187472
They are good quality, fit well with ear protection. Yellow tint was perfect for shooting. Really like them.
187473
Dont expect Oakleys here; they're just plastic, they are just good enough and priced accordingly. They are fine with the ear muffs.
187474
Mine were of poor quality. They have already been thrown out. They are flimsy and the lens scratched up while I was wiping it down with a cleaner.
187475
They're sturdy and have awesome protection against reflections basically sunglasses with ANSI protection. They fit my muffs, can't see why they wouldn't fit yours.
2160837
Yes they are very good for shooting. I only used them at outdoor range but I am sure they would work well at an indoor range also.
75403
I think they're great. They muted out a lot of the noise. Comfortable to wear.
1287206
I don't think they'd block out all sound but I think would be sufficient for most ranges. I shoot too and they certainly block out as much sound as my normal shooting muffs do. I don't use them because I normally shoot rifle and shotgun and the profile is too large and would get in the way of the gun stock. But if you're talking pistol, I would think they'd be just fine
40245
I don't shoot but I highly doubt it. I wear them around the house and can still hear the tv on. My students wear them at school and their partner can still talk to them although it is muffled.
1372144
Hi Caleb, I have fired my shotgun with 00buck and slug shells wearing these as my ear protection and in my opinion they are safe. Hope this helps
2163096
I use them for both shooting and sleeping. roll them up tight before inserting. once they expand they are hardly noticeable and will block most BG noise.
117638
doubtful that they would fit under a helmet. you could try it. you should just use some foam earplugs underneath an apparatus like a helmet. These are good for shotgunning, and I sometimes use the double protection of foam earplugs + these muffs. They're good. And they fold up nicely and fit in my ammo box. You could take a chance trying them with a helmet... the headpiece is slim.... but just buy a bunch of disposable foam earplugs. They'll do the trick.
1433856
These are non electronic so no volume control, they are rated at 26 db. IMHO a good choice for your average shooter without any hearing problems.
604937
I use them for range shooting and power tool use. They work well for those. I don't know how close you intend to be to the fireworks or how sensitive the wearer is to noise, but I can imagine they would do a fairly decent job muffling the sound.
1965658
Don't know, But I shoot large caliber rifles and operate very noisy equipment with them and they work as good as my expensive pair. You will not be disappointed at this price. Hope this helps!
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
880909
Theyre not bad but along with any in ear you can here yourself breathe along with wind. Also the mic for me doesnt work very well at all. But other than that yes they could work well.
1608444
Yea they are very good..I have used them for years(the non leather ones) and never had a problem with external noise . Great product.
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.
635880
They have good quality for not being on max volume, and they wont fall off that easy, but if you put the max volume (and you migth need to if you wanna lisin to all the detals, at least in my own expirience) it will leak out a little. If you got a good mic, it should not pick background noise. (if you are worried that the sound from your headphones migth catch up, you should get a shure mic instead of the headphones :p )
1921035
They work very well in the field as there are usually only a few shots fired but on a shooting range there really is no substitute for hearing protector ear muffs and they aren't all that expensive. I use these for deer hunting.