The Impact Sport earmuffs feature a sophisticated communication solution using technologies enhancing attenuation, comfort and sound reproduction. If you shot that rifle while wearing the Howard Leight In-Ear hearing protection, the noise would be reduced to around 140 dB, which is the level at which most experts – including OSHA and the CDC – agree causes permanent hearing damage. You can change your choices at any time by visiting Cookie preferences, as described in the Cookie notice. Includes a twist-open, pinpoint applicator spout with snap-top cap for spill prevention and product conservation. With a tried-and-true, expertly crafted collection of hearing conservation solutions, our mission will forever be the prevention of hearing loss.

Bottom half of the low-profile ear cups angles in sharply to ensure plenty of clearance when shouldering long guns. I picked up a set of the Impact Sport In-Ear Bluetooth with Hear Through Technology sets in early summer. This allows you to hear important commands on the range and crucial environment sounds when hunting.

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Not the best for noise reduction at indoor range, but good value for the money and more than adequate for my purposes. While wearing the Howard Leight earbuds, my Weatherby Vanguard 300 Winchester Magnum was still loud, but not in a way that made me pine for hearing aids. With fresh batteries they're unbeatable for sound reduction around firearms, while still being able to communicate between volleys.These electronic shooting ear muffs protect your hearing against dangerous impulse noise, while amplifying safe sounds, conversations, and range commands by up to 4x. The Impact Sport Earmuff by Honeywell International is an affordable high quality electronic hearing protection. An external audio jack lets you connect the earmuff to an MP3 player, scanner or other audio source.

is authorised and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority, register number 689922 and act as a credit broker and not a lender. Impact enhances user awareness of their environment through advanced sound amplification technology. When the earmuffs are in amplification mode, directionally placed stereo microphones even help you hear where the sound is coming from. At the range or on the hunt, the Howard Leight by Honeywell Impact Sport Sound Amplification Electronic Earmuff keeps you protected from hazardous noise and connected to your environment.I’m notoriously hard on gear, but these earbuds have made multiple long fishing and hunting trips unscathed. Internal ultra-fast response electronics amplify ambient sounds to a safe 82 decibels (dB), yet shut down when sounds above 82 dB are detected to let the muff’s passive hearing protection take over. This Howard Leight Impact Sport Electronic Shooting Earmuff is specially designed for women, youth, and adults with smaller head sizes.

We’re continually devising and developing smart new designs, materials and technologies to enhance comfort and protection. Active hearing protection works by amplifying surrounding noise to a safe decibel level, so you can still chat with your hunting partner, listen to an elk bugle, or hear a range officer give the cease-fire.

The battery delivers approximately 350 hours of usage, and the automatic shut-off feature engages after four hours to help save battery life. Head protection, including bump caps or hard hats, is compulsory in any industry that presents a risk of bumps or falling objects. Our goal is to help people navigate just about anywhere and everywhere, and more safely enjoy the activities they love, from time on the range and out on the hunt, to tactical operations, to sporting events, firework displays, and concerts. When the electronic ear protection is switched on, they employ built-in directional microphones that amplify ambient sounds to a safe 82 dB. Common noises like hairdryers and trucks driving on a highway fall between 80 and 90 decibels, so 85 dB is a relatively safe level to work with.