Do the straps interfere with earmuff hearing protection?
1098881
The head-strap system if very low-profile; it will not interfere external hearing protection of the standard type. (earmuffs)
674907
It'll block a good amount of street noise, like cars, people talking, stuff like that. They aren't sealing up your ears as well as a proper earmuff, but you'll have to take them out if you have music on and someone asks you a question. I hope that helps a bit.
1282383
The head strap doesn't have the raised bumps anymore ! It's just a 1/8 inch flat piece of leather ! The ear pieces are the same memory foam with felt covers. I hope this info helps with your decision.
1065363
I decided for the first time to not use the standard ear cushion and upgrade to the large size that it comes in. They stay in my ears and since its a full seal I couldn't hear anything else, at least clearly. I didn't test and see if it was noise isolating being in an area without any extra noise. I was always at the gym and couldn't really hear others.
1607763
Mine do. I would say it depends on which earmuffs, if they work with your glasses probably yes.
853306
I don't really know for sure as I only purchased the large size. However, I have to tell you that I don't think they really help. I put them over my own ears and they did not muffle the sound nearly as much as human ear muffs.
2067306
Kinda depends on how high your volume is, and how tightly they fit over your head. The foam stops most of the noise, so it shouldn't be problematic for those around you. Hope this helps you decide.
2203886
There are three different protection levels.When I am rıding motorcycle I am usıng high protection level.İt's blocking too much external sounds.
423215
Yes. My son is on a shooting team and wears the plain and electronic earmuffs and hasn't had any trouble.
1140145
Yes. The headband wraps around your forehead and announce your ears. I regularly wear the shield with goggles or safety glasses at the same time. You will have no problems.
543838
I put them on and had my husband speak quietly to me. Heard him fine. So, no noise blocking. Ear plugs will probably be your best bet.
1556503
No it does not avoid blocking the speakers but if it is to low you may not hear it as well.
686387
Possibly, but I've only worn them while enjoying live (loud) music, and it doesn't muffle out the music, it just brings the sound level down a few decibles - enough to enjoy the music without damaging your hearing. I usually use Flents Quiet Please Foam Ear Plugs when I want drown out loud noises.
1675095
I don't have a problem but the ear covers definitely fit better when I take my glasses off. I haven't noticed a difference in noise-cancelling quality with my glasses on vs. with them off.
932000
I use banded low profile ear pro , it works have not used large muffs ( like air line ramp guys) the style I use is on a band with plug that fits in ear this option for me is better as the pro is always around my neck when not in use give this option a try you will find you will use pro more ? Hope this helps
1406017
Roberta, I would be very reluctant to use foam ear plugs. It can be difficult or sometimes impossible to get both inserted properly even when following manufacturers instructions. ( See the warning on the label of the ear plug box.) I suggest use only ear muffs unless impossible to do so. I hope this helps!
1673884
I tried having them in my ears while standing next to a wheel grinder machine at work. When in use I thought it might make a similar racket. Anyway, the earplugs dulled the "high end" whine and some of the loud rattling sound. So, I guess it couldn't hurt for him to wear them to protect his hearing. Might not seem like much of a difference as far as volume, but the disruptive aspects of the noise were cut considerably.