Mutt Muffs: Are there others who are using Mutt Muffs and if so, what is your opinion on the effectivness of the muffs?
206804
Look at my review. Honset and accurate. Even if they sort of worked which they don't; the price is a ripoff and who ever is making these is clearly try to get quick buck!
1887053
As of 4.10.2014 there has not been an answer that tells me how well these preform on their dogs. If I had used one on my wife we may have been able to avoid our sad divorce, lol. I have a service (Hearing-ear) dog that barks to signal me, but sometimes she does not stop when I want her to. I owe this dog my life and do not want to harm or frigten her, but there are times when I would like to have her stop barking when I want her to.
1239894
It works well. There are other forms of ear protection that muffle it a bit more, bit with that the trade off is, you can't hear people talk as well. The Sports do very well at cutting out the initial crack of the gun fire. At least....I think they do. The benefits such as low profile ear muffs, great amplification for talking and good battery life really add to the overall value of the muffs. At our range..most RAnge Officers wear the Howard Leighton Sports. If that helps...!
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
891485
First as an active member of a range , and suffering from severe ear damage , I wouldn't scrimp on Ear Protection, Use to us a well known impact type ear P, they wore out after a year, Peltor makes very good protection, I like that you can with the Sport model replace the caps with a very comfortable set Yes its 50 bucks but the original ones our very forming around ear, Yes I realize I didn't answer your question, I use Peltor Tac Sport and formed ear plugs together, do your self a big favor use the best ear protection you can, I did get a chance to try on a Peltor 6s and they were very comfortable and sealing to. good luck, First as an active member of a range , and suffering from severe ear damage , I wouldn't scrimp on Ear Protection, Use to us a well known impact type ear P, they wore out after a year, Peltor makes very good protection, I like that you can with the Sport model replace the caps with a very comfortable set Yes its 50 bucks but the original ones our very forming around ear, Yes I realize I didn't answer your question, I use Peltor Tac Sport and formed ear plugs together, do your self a big favor use the best ear protection you can, I did get a chance to try on a Peltor 6s and they were very... » Read More First as an active member of a range , and suffering from severe ear damage , I wouldn't scrimp on Ear Protection, Use to us a well known impact type ear P, they wore out after a year, Peltor makes very good protection, I like that you can with the Sport model replace the caps with a very comfortable set Yes its 50 bucks but the original ones our very forming around ear, Yes I realize I didn't answer your question, I use Peltor Tac Sport and formed ear plugs together, do your self a big favor use the best ear protection you can, I did get a chance to try on a Peltor 6s and they were very comfortable and sealing to. good luck, « Show Less
2199040
Without sound, you may hear a "shell ocean" effect that is clearly audible because the seal is not perfect (at least for me). With sound on at even a moderate level, I'm not able to hear people talking loudly, even if they're nearby. But no, they are not noise cancelling. They isolate somewhat but more like good ear muffs.
1424545
The noise you speak of was background noise including wind or even leaves. The real problem for me.was not verifying they shut off when a loud noise such as a gun goes off and of course they do not. If you wear glasses you can forget it. I purchased a Peltor ear muff type with a wire around the back for those who wear hats and I like them.
1306538
The noise reduction with these is better than the tactical sport version. I have compared them side by side as a friend has the TS model. I regularly shoot at an indoor pistol range and the Pro model works very well. My friend "doubles up" using foam ear plugs in addition to the TS model shooting indoors. I think the extra cost is worth the additional protection.
1306540
The noise reduction with these is better than the tactical sport version. I have compared them side by side as a friend has the TS model. I regularly shoot at an indoor pistol range and the Pro model works very well. My friend "doubles up" using foam ear plugs in addition to the TS model shooting indoors.I think the extra cost is worth the additional protection.
1426280
I really like the monster rounds , they sound great. Not to loud not to quite, The problem i had was with the Vance and Hines Dresser Duels header pipe . The cross under pipe which goes to the left side is about 1 inch to short where the muffler slips on. Contacted Vance and Hines tech support and got the run around , they did not want that the header pipe was to short going under the bike. but the mufflers are awesome . I would try a different header pipe next time. Do not know if baffles are changeable or not, they sound pretty good out of the box.
339615
It's a difficult question to answer since as you know all heads aren't shaped the same but if it helps I have a cone type head & I wear baseball caps everyday & @ the range & the earmuffs fit me perfectly & I'm told I have a large head.Earmuffs work great though.Hope this helps
115258
I suggest going for these ones rather than the M50 stock pads. Velour &gt;&gt;&gt; Pleather. I have an M50 and was very pleased when I changed the stock pads with these as it made the sound experience a bit better. I have seen pictures of pro700 mk2s having these velour pads and the owners loved it. Go for it! :)
781165
I bought 2 different muffs, this Pyramex PM5010 w/NRR 31 and a 3M w/NRR 24dB. The Pyramex is quieter but not significantly.
770226
Mine work perfectly rain, snow, sleet. You should have enhanced hearing and gunshots should be muffled. Have you ever used regular ones or is this the first time you have used a product like this? If so, have someone else try them. If still to loud and sharp, something may be defective.
667063
I have the Howard Leight R-03318 L3 muffs. My wife has the L2's. I shoot skeet and trap with my L3's using a 12 ga. I also shoot many other guns using them. They are comfortable, and block the sound, and shock waves excellent. I swear by them. They have a NRR (noise reduction rating) of 30 which is very high. On occasion if I have had sinus trouble, I will use collapsible foam ear inserts plus the Howard Leight L3's. You cant hear people talking then. I really dont think you'll be disappointed with the L3's.
88594
Absolutely. Best background noise blocker I've ever had. Blocks out work noise, my four year old and my new puppy. I can even use them when i vacume and hear the music over the vacume. I actually have to turn them down when i ride my bike because i can't hear cars comming up on me. Hope that helped :)
770224
Turn them off and see if they muffle the sound. If the muffs are not fitted properly to your head, it will not suppress the gun reports. Mine work fine (like everyone else's).