Do they fit under ear muffs? When shooting I always wear both plugs & muffs for maximum hearing protection.
890803
Yes I would think they would. The cord that is attached may stick out but not enough to let alot of noise in. I have since gone to a Howard Leight earphone deal. I find it more comfartable since I wear them for long periods of time.
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.
1783703
Absolutely! These earplugs not only protect your hearing, they enhance music as well. Give them a try. You won't be disappointed.
1225680
Yes you can wear these with ear muffs and they fit fine. I also wear eyeglasses underneath them and have no issues with the muffs sealing.
1494150
Nope - They are designed to cut out noise at higher levels. Solid earplugs are best to cut out noise from birds, footsteps, keyboards (even loud breathing). With these earmuffs you will likely still hear these "quiet sounds". Now if you are around leaf blowers, lawn tractors, heavy machinery, .50 caliber guns, or the like you will be happy with the comfort level that these muffs provide!
1607764
Mine do, but my hearing protectors have a soft padded ear piece. Hope this helps.
1409749
No, there were no different sizes for the plugs, only different attenuation plugs that insert into the earplugs. But I have small ear canals and the plugs fit me. Actually they are more comfortable than my Hearo Hi-Fi plugs.
74559
I'm sure these would work for that particular purpose. However, you could probably achieve the same (if not better) results with some simple ear plugs. I use these when shooting as a second form of protection (I also use plugs). I say that to let you know I've never used just the earmuffs by themselves. In that regard, I'm a bit hesitant to say emphatically that these would work well for your proposed purpose.
187604
Yes. When properly installed in the ear canal, they expand to fit. They reduce outside noise greatly, so that shooting still can be heard, but is no longer loud. Since noise is reduced, normal conversation is not as easy. I use them mainly for mowing, trimming, pressure washing, and especially for shooting. For me, they are worth every penny, and I have used this brand for decades.
533172
They would be okay for that but I would definitely double up in the protection by also using foam ear plugs in conjunction with them. Search for "industrial hearing protection" and compare the nrr rating with those of this muff. Hope this helps!
1657275
They will muffle the sound without ear plugs well, playing music will drown out everything around you. No earplugs needed.
180035
If you put them in correctly, I found that these ear plugs can rub off. However, I never experienced any additional sound from the rubbing.
1744219
No definitely not. For shooting you need to stick with foam earplugs and/or earmuffs. The earasers are not going to protect against the high decibels of a firearm.
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
187603
No-you need approved ear wear for shooting. Contact American audiology or your local shooting range.Good Luck
1085980
yes they should. they do not block sound, they reduce it to safe levels. It should,because it work as good as any regular ear muffs.
2073683
These would be fine for use with shotguns due to their low profile design and noise reduction rating (NRR). The NRR is average for muffs of this type. For the best protection, use them in conjunction with foam ear plugs as well.