Are these passive earmuffs can they be used at firing range Will I be able to hear instructor words, to block all sound will I need ear plugs too?
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
1287205
Yes you can use them, and be able to hear as long as they speak up. You do not need ear plugs with the earmuffs.
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
1287207
Are these passive earmuffs. Yes.Can they be used at firing range YesWill I be able to hear instructor words Yesto block all sound will I need ear plugs too?Yes, to block ALL sound. With these earguards, sound is quite muffled, particularly 'sharp' sound. But, if you want complete silence, you will need plugs.
1287208
These earmuffs are great...full protection around the ear and very comfortable fitting. We use these only at the firing range. For the louder sounding guns I'd always use ear plugs, but there should be no problem with you hearing the instructor. Get these...with all of the reviews that I read...which were many these were by far the best!! You can always try them out and if they don't work, return them, but I'm certain you'd be pleased!! I hope this helps!
1287209
I am using them to muffle/block the sounds of heavy equipment but not at a firing range, so I cannot reasonably answer your question. Yes, you will be able to hear someone talking to you so you may need ear plugs, too.
1719867
Wouldn't know. I've never tried earmuffs. On an airline flight to was fabulous in cancelling the engine hum that is ever-present.
1657272
Interesting question! I can't say for sure. I can't speak for the ear plugs but I would think that together they should block or drown out the sound of a loud dog. The headphones themselves reduce the sound of lawn equipment to a low muffled rumble.
1854372
Ahh, a fellow sufferer. But I'm afraid that's the only consolation I can offer. Not only is it likely these earmuffs will NOT completely block all the noise, there is a distinct possibility that you will get headaches if you try to wear them overnight. I speak from experience. I have lived over twenty years in residential hotels, and the very worst thing about life in them is the noise from TV and music. Nevertheless, I presently wear these earmuffs, and the headaches have diminished with use. So there is genuine hope that you may eventually be able to sleep with them. I do so every night. And they are the closest to being soundproof of any earmuffs I have tried. They are better than Peltor's preceding iteration, the 3M Peltor H10A Optime 105. And they are better than Howard Leight's Bilsom 1010970 Thunder T3 NRR30. But there's no such thing as earmuffs that completely block out all sound. Unfortunately.
187603
No-you need approved ear wear for shooting. Contact American audiology or your local shooting range.Good Luck
1260383
No they don't work like that. There is no audio input, thats not what they are meant for, they are for blocking out sounds on the range that would harm your ears.
2100085
I have only used them once for shooting practice. It did a good job silencing the gun noise and I couldn't hear people's voices very much. Not sure how it would be for your use.
2182497
I don't think any ear muffs will block All of the noise. But you do need to be aware of your surroundings, so some hearing is helpful. You can also wear ear plugs under them to block more sound.
1744215
Yes I think they would. They are designed to block out high db levels of percussive sound. Ones that are specifically made for shooting that law enforcement uses are called EarPro or Sonic Defenders by SureFire.
1433854
I wish I could help you, but I threw the box away with any paperwork. However, I can tell you that when I went to the gun club and practiced firing my gun at an indoor range, it did a great job! There were 3 of us shooting at the same time, and they worked great at toning down the gunshots, yet, I could hear someone (just barely enough to know to remove my ear muffs so I could listen.) I would buy them again without hesitating, if I needed an extra pair!
1822557
Mine is in a free-standing workshop and I do use earmuffs when it's running. It is not as loud as some but any of these systems might wake your kids two floors up.
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
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.
2182499
I do not believe any ear muffs will totally block all the noise. I shoot a very loud mid-length AR-15 and have no issues with the Walkers EXT. They do a very good job protecting my hearing.
1433858
Volume control? If you are asking if these are electronic noise reduction/sound canceling earmuffs, the answer is no. These are passive, tradition hearing protection - dampening all sound, as long as you wear them. They are rated 26dB, which is excellent for outdoor shooting of all types. If wearing at an indoor range I like to wear these over an in ear device (foam plugs or surefire's), especially when going from pistol to rifle.
2168540
It is difficult to give a definitive answer to that question because how loud, how close etc. would all effect the sound you would hear with the ear muff on. I use them for target shooting and they are the best I have been able to find. Of course I can hear my firearm and other firearms when they are shooting but when someone is talking to me I can not completely understand what they are saying unless I remove the muffs.
1822558
Mine is in a free-standing workshop and I do use earmuffs when it's running.It is not as loud as some but any of these systems might wake your kids two floors up.