Walker'sGame Ear XTRM Razor Dig Muff Blk, Multi, One Size
Description
🔊 Hear the Difference, Feel the Comfort!
- COMPACT PORTABLE - Ultra low profile design and collapsible feature make it easy to carry wherever your adventures take you.
- CUSTOMIZABLE USAGE - Choose your listening duration with the convenient auto shut-off feature (2/4/6 hours).
- WIND NOISE REDUCTION - Stay focused in any environment with built-in wind noise reduction technology.
- ADVANCED SOUND TECHNOLOGY - Enjoy crystal-clear audio with Hi Gain Omni Directional Mics and lightning-fast Active Dynamic Sound Suppression.
- COMFORT MEETS FUNCTIONALITY - Experience the ultimate in comfort with the Cool Mesh Headband and Comfort GEL Earpads, designed for prolonged use.
The Walker's Game Ear XTRM Razor Dig Muff is a state-of-the-art hearing protection device designed for tactical and military use. It features a Cool Mesh Headband and Comfort GEL Earpads for maximum comfort, advanced digital sound technology for clear audio, and a compact, collapsible design for easy transport. With wind noise reduction and customizable auto shut-off options, this product ensures you stay protected and focused in any environment.
Specifications
| Manufacturer | Walker's Game Ear |
| Part Number | GWP-XDRSEM-GY |
| Product Dimensions | 2.54 x 2.54 x 2.54 cm; 453.59 g |
| Batteries | 2 AAA batteries required. (included) |
| Item model number | GWP-XDRSEM |
| Size | One Size |
| Colour | Black |
| Style | Digital |
| Material | Mesh |
| Item Package Quantity | 1 |
| Included Components | See Description |
| Batteries included? | Yes |
| Batteries Required? | No |
| Battery Cell Type | Alkaline |
| Item Weight | 454 g |
Reviews
S**.
Not a big improvement over the regular analog patriot
I have a set of older set Walker's Patriot Razor, supposedly analog VS these new digitals. I find the same level of background noise over voices and regular sound. The voices do appear a little clearer. For some reason, these are rated NPR 21 DB while the old ones and the regular digital are rated at NPR 23 DB. I have a feeling the gel pads may protect a little less. In indoor ranges, I always supplemented the electronic muffs with in-ear protection. Outdoors they work well as-is. I really don't see the difference between NPR 21 or 23 with the muffs on or off.I do find the gel pads much more comfortable and seal better around glasses. However not much difference with the headband. I could see it making a difference on a really hot day at an outdoor range.I like the design, they interfere the least when shooting rifles but I shoot mainly handguns.I've tried many of the popular brands but I like the fit of the Walker's on my head. As far as noise protection goes, I often double up due to rifles in indoor ranges so it's always more than adequate.As far as the overall sound quality, I do prefer the Peltor Sport Tactical 300 & 500, but they are not as thin and aren't as comfortable for me as the Walker's.
C**S
Do the job
Was slightly surprised how loud some shots sound, but this is comparing to in-ear ear plugs. Even though it was loud, there was no ear ringing. So, pretty sure this did the job to reduce sound enough. Although, if I'm around anything much louder than the guns at the range (I think 308 was the biggest rifle and 45/9mm handguns), then I'd probably want something better. Not sure what that would be, if not in ear + over ear.
A**R
Luxury for a higher premium
I see people say just get Walker Slims, while cheaper they don't come with the gel pads like this one does. I own 3 separate pairs of different walkers and these are my favorite.
J**G
Amazing ear protection!
My husband asked for these for his bday and we tested them out! They are amazing!!!
S**Y
static
static noise in both ears
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