Do they work for noise made by fireworks/firecrackers?
1483034
This was a gift to keep out background noises for studying. They work well for that but I don't know about firecrackers etc. I would think it would help muffle some of the sound, however.
1483035
They can reduce noise levels by 30db (according to the white sheet) so as long as you don't stand on the fireworks they should be fine for reducing the boom.
2213742
It was actually a little disorientating for me when I tried them on; I could not hear the tv but I could hear my son talking to me. It blocks all the background noise. I bought them for our disney trip, so the fireworks could be enjoyable. I ended up using them twice when I was working on a paper. They worked fantastic!
2173374
They don't make any noise. They are just duds shaped like a loaded bullet with a plastic cushion for a primer so you can dry fire pistols with strikers.
1066692
Yes. They used em for a wildfire near my house and now it looks like a ball pit At chucky cheeses. Honestly, No. These are not fireproof. Sorry
604944
Fireworks and gunfire are similar in decibel levels, from what I understand. When I'm at the range, these prevent the noise from being painful but it's still loud. They won't block out all the noise but will make it bearable.
763370
I have never used them in this scenario so it is hard to say. I imagine they could be effective. They block out the sound of conversation from coworkers in close proximity. I suppose it depends on how loud you have the volume on the game. I really have been satisfied with these headphones and despite them cracking I am still able to use them.
266085
These might be a little big for small ear canals. They do block out sound very well but block the frequencies of normal speech better than over-the-ear muffs. You might try the over-the-ear muff for kids. I have two young boys that are sound sensitive and they wore a pair of these (http://www.amazon.com/Howard-Leight-R-01523-Leightning-Lightweight/dp/B001BL04PS/ref=pd_sim_hi_4?ie=UTF8&refRID;=0K7T5B6PFBD9V464DYTS) to a fireworks display with a big crowd and they were in their own little world.I asked around and these are what I plan to get next: http://hear-pro.com/shop/pro37-passguard/ These might be a little big for small ear canals. They do block out sound very well but block the frequencies of normal speech better than over-the-ear muffs. You might try the over-the-ear muff for kids. I have two young boys that are sound sensitive and they wore a pair of these (http://www.amazon.com/Howard-Leight-R-01523-Leightning-Lightweight/dp/B001BL04PS/ref=pd_sim_hi_4?ie=UTF8&refRID;=0K7T5B6PFBD9V464DYTS) to a fireworks display with a big crowd and they were in their own little world.I asked around and these are what I plan to get next:... » Read More These might be a little big for small ear canals. They do block out sound very well but block the frequencies of normal speech better than over-the-ear muffs. You might try the over-the-ear muff for kids. I have two young boys that are sound sensitive and they wore a pair of these (http://www.amazon.com/Howard-Leight-R-01523-Leightning-Lightweight/dp/B001BL04PS/ref=pd_sim_hi_4?ie=UTF8&refRID;=0K7T5B6PFBD9V464DYTS) to a fireworks display with a big crowd and they were in their own little world.I asked around and these are what I plan to get next: http://hear-pro.com/shop/pro37-passguard/ « Show Less
604935
Fireworks? Not a clue. But I can tell you they efficiently block out handgun fire from 9mm to .45 ACP. It's been a long time since I've personally lit a firework but I do know that firing a .45 round is loud enough to send a sharp pain in the base of my ear, and with these on it doesn't bother me at all.
1545178
Yes! I love them and use them all of the time. They are great and satisfy my needs. I've also found them to be great on an airplane. I can't say that you'll hear no noise, but you'll have no trouble hearing what you are listening to on the Fire.
1374027
NO! These are dummy rounds to dry fire your firearm. They make NO sound. Great for practice in aiming and trigger control. Great for familiarizing yourself with the pressure needed to fire your gun. All you hear is the sound of your firing pin of your firearm hitting the center of the dummy round. You may want to look for BLANKS for scaring birds & such. Clapping loudly works to scare birds. They think it is gunfire. Try it...or firecrackers. Good Luck.
728517
If the noise is in low to mid frequency range then these work well. You will still hear high frequencies but muted some.
2228762
Yes, but they don't work like a pair of earplugs to cancel all noise. They are intended to cancel a continuous background noise like the drone of a jet engine or car engine and wind noise while riding in a car. They reduce ambient noise by several decibels. They will muffle the sound of nearby conversations down to a level where you can't understand the words.
363683
Not sure about those noises. The seem to block white noise and reduce loud music best. At a rock concert I could hear my wife talking to me clearly.
596026
I have used them successfully to block off noise from heavy stompers living above me but they have carpets. I would think it would work because it also takes the edge off of street noise since my room faces the street which has a streetcar going by frequently. Sometimes they almost block too much noise because I can't hear my clock radio's music turn on so I pull them out of my ears slightly. They bring me peace and I can finally sleep soundly!
554020
I can't think of a good reason why not if they're over about 5-6. I wouldn't think they'd be for under 5-6 minimum.They are graduated bell shaped "pellets" with a thin plastic strip/cord running from one to the other. They really do block out the noise. I always keep a pair in my purse for travel and I've used them for a number of years now for sleep. They're wonderful!
248156
They are very effective at removing steady background sounds, for example from aircraft engines as heard by passengers, or the air handlers and machinery noise in an office environment. They will muffle sudden sounds, but I do not think they would help much with the shock waves from gun shots since they are so fast and unpredictable.
2168541
Yes, but not as loud. These are designed for a different frequency for gun range