Would these be effective (and safe) when mowing ? Would these be effective (and safe) when mowing ?
459019
I used these while driving a very noisy vehicle. They took out the motor noise and road rumble, but left me the frequencies above 1.5 kHz, so I could still hear sirens, horns, and even the person talking next to me. I would think they'd be safe for power tool use as well.
729804
I leave them on my riding mowers all winter and never had any problems with them so I would say yes !!!
2165835
Because the On-Ear Headphones are NOT wireless, they work only if attached by a cable to the audio source. You certainly can wear them while mowing, but if the purpose in wearing them is to hear something from the headphones, it would undoubtedly be very impractical having to manage a very long wire, unless, of course, the area being mowed was extremely small. However, should you choose to undertake to wear them in spite of what I have said, I strongly recommend that you employ a volume control attached directly to the headphones, as it would be most inconvenient to have return to the audio source in order to adjust volume, an obvious necessity in the presence of a variable background noise from your mowing machine.
369581
Absolutely yes. The airport workers who are outside by the jet engines wear these, so a lawnmower should be no problem.
1711740
If you r real sweaty, they might move around a bit. I use mine when mowing on riding or with push mower. I do like the way they block (not totally) sound from engine. I can't wear the in-the-ear phones do to piercing.
327361
They should. I like them as they cut better then regular blades sold with mower.
1600705
No, I wouldn't suggest that. The lights come with stakes that hold the lights up for the best effect. Also the wiring may get caught in the lawn mower blades.
113872
Seems like it. My husband uses these whenever he's in the yard. He cuts the grass, prunes bushes, etc. He's never had a problem and loves these things.
404135
I tried them while mowing the lawn, and I found they didn't really do much when turned on. These are designed to suppress sound over 85db, and amplify sound lower than that. If your mower doesn't produce sound higher than 85db and/or produces a lot noise lower than 85db, these aren't going to do much to to dampen the noise. Now, if you turn them off, the padding def. makes a difference. But YMMV if you're wanting to listen to music while mowing.
1530957
It would be hard, besides I don't think they work. I've been using them a couple of months and still getting brown spots on the grass.
1429810
They do pretty good. I use them when I cut grass and vacuum. When I cut grass I put ear muffs over them and can't hear anything and I can't hear the vacuum when I'm using it.
1287204
I use mine to mow with a John deere tractor...when they are on I can not here very well..they block 90% of the mower..I can here my husband talk but it is hard..I would say they will work on the range you might have to slide back a bit to here instructor
350730
I wouldn't. The blades have a little play, so swinging them I'm sure it would fly off at some point. These are definitely only for show.
843286
I use the foam ear tips and never had any issues with them at all. I wear them when I cut the grass because I can listen to music and I don't have to listen to the roar of the mower. I have no idea what kind of work out you are doing but I never had any issues with my set at all.
1198899
They're pretty dull, as they depend more on the sawing action of the serrated "blade" to cut, so I would think they would be safe.
1898832
No they do not well when mowing the lawn. You can hear the music, but the sound of the mower is much louder.
1114533
They would be the easiest tool you could use for trimming grass in my opinion. There is even a little set of wheels they roll on so you don't have to hold them up off the ground. You won't be disappointed.