The product is of very high quality. It's a pity that a case or ear cushion covers are not included. The noise dampening on an open shooting range is sufficient, although I have not yet tried them indoors. The headphones are very comfortable to wear. Changing the batteries is very simple – you just need to open the cover. The lack of a wireless function is a drawback, which would be welcome at this price, especially as it's now standard technology. A huge advantage is the absence of small buttons for power and volume control. In other, much more expensive headphones, these elements quickly broke after two years. I definitely recommend them. Great promotion on the Multicam colour. You won't find a better price, and people in uniform get an additional 6% discount.
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Walker's Razor Slim Electronic Muffs Active Hearing Protectors - Olive Drab
Active hearing protectors equipped with a sound compression system that activates in response to environmental noise. With a noise reduction rating (NRR) of 23 dB, they effectively eliminate harmful sounds such as gunfire, while still allowing you to hear your surroundings and enjoy unrestricted communication.
Low-profile design with padded ear cushions
Slim, compact construction enables the protectors to fit closely to the head and provides full freedom of movement whether at the shooting range or in the field. Soft, padded ear cushions enhance comfort during extended wear, and the ability to fold inwards makes them easy to transport. The contoured headband, made from a composite with anti-slip properties, and the adjustable earcup system ensure an optimal fit for the user.
Built-in HD speakers, omnidirectional microphones, SAC system
The design features integrated HD speakers which deliver amplified sound directly to your ears while maintaining clarity and a natural sound profile. This setup ensures comfortable communication during use, without interference or muffled noise.
Two high-sensitivity omnidirectional microphones pick up ambient sounds and transmit them to the built-in HD speakers. The SAC (Sound Activated Compression) system quickly reduces the volume of sudden, loud impulses, such as gunshots, to a safe level within 0.02 seconds.
3.5 mm audio input enables you to connect the hearing protectors to devices such as mobile phones or radios. The knurled dial lets you switch the unit on and make precise volume adjustments.
AAA battery power supply
The protectors require two AAA batteries to operate (supplied in the set); batteries are replaced by removing the panel on the side of one earcup.
Set elements
- Walker's Razor Slim Electronic Muffs active hearing protectors - Olive Drab
- 2 AAA batteries
Main features
- Active noise suppression
- SAC system
- 3.5 mm audio input
- NRR 23 dB rating
- Low-profile design
- Padded ear cushions
- Folding capability
- Integrated HD speakers
| Protector type | Over-ear |
|---|---|
| Power type | Battery |
| Cheek pad profiling | No |
| Communication microphone in the set | Yes |
| Audio output | 3.5 mm Mini Jack |
| Bluetooth | No |
| Volume control | Yes |
| NRR attenuation | 23 dB |
| Weight | 343 g |
| Hearing protection | active |
| Main color | Olive Drab |
| Dimensions when folded | 14 x 12 cm |
| Color/camouflage | Green hue |
| Case included in set | No |
| EAN | 198954015598 |
| Manufacturer code | GWP-RSEM-ODG |
| Brand | Walker's |
| EAN |
Reviews with photos
Review summary
Number of reviews: 78
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They work great during training at the shooting range, effectively suppressing the sound of gunshots. They are very comfortable to use. The downside is that at larger shooting ranges or during competitions, when more people are shooting at the same time, they sometimes do not react quickly enough, although this only happens occasionally.
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They are very slim, so they do not interfere with shooting a carbine. The electronics instantly reduce loud noises, while quiet sounds and conversations remain perfectly audible. They are lightweight, exceptionally comfortable, and recommended for any shooting range.
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It's hard to find any flaws. For me, the ear cushions fit perfectly and also look very nice ;) The sound is very clear. The volume control works great. I wear glasses, and even so, using them is not a problem, although in the future I'll buy gel pads for even greater comfort. I recommend them.
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I bought the headphones on sale for $50, and that is a fair price for them. I liked them very much from first use: they are light, compact, and fit snugly. I think that at this price, they are simply ideal headphones for the shooting range and for ordinary, simple tasks. For military personnel who want to buy these headphones for more complex tasks, I would not recommend them; it is better to buy headphones in the £200–300 equivalent price range.
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These headphones are often described as headphones for hobby shooters, but after buying gel ear cushions, they are in a class above. Completely satisfied with the quality of the noise attenuation.
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The headphones are decent, I bought them for about 2000 with a discount. For this price, they surprised me by not only working at all, but also working quite well. Of course, there are issues with orientation and sound, but again, I remind myself how much I paid for them and all the concerns go away. Ah, and it's recommended to buy silicone pads, because after an hour of use with regular ones, your ears start to hurt.
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Not bad protective headphones, especially if you get the maximum discount from the military. It's great that they can protect your hearing even without batteries. The amplifier for quiet sounds is not very good, but you can still understand a nearby conversation.
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I bought it at a very good discount, the quality seems good, but there is a slight background noise when listening, I don't know if it's supposed to be like that. However, they really do reduce loud sounds and you can still hear conversations nearby.
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Walker's Razor Slim is a reasonable choice for hearing protection at the shooting range in this price range. They dampen the noise of gunshots well while allowing for free conversation. They are comfortable, lightweight, and do not interfere with shouldering the weapon. However, it's important to note that the attenuation indoors is average, and the sound is not stereo (which is important!), but for their price class, they work very well.
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A very good choice at this price. Excellent for beginners and intermediate users. They are lightweight, yet seem solid and comfortable to use. I can wholeheartedly recommend them.
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A very good product at this price. It will be perfect for beginners and intermediates. They are lightweight, yet seem solid and comfortable to use. I can recommend them with a clear conscience.
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After a year and a half of use, I think this is really a good choice in this price range. They are very light, comfortable, and have excellent headband adjustment. The sound is average, but they dampen noise well. By replacing the ear cushions with gel ones, you get truly solid, durable, and comfortable protectors at an affordable price. I definitely recommend them.
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The headphones fit well on the head, are lightweight, and have a low profile, so they don't interfere when aiming with a weapon, which is important for people who shoot often. Additionally, the volume adjustment allows you to sharpen ambient sounds, which sometimes improves audibility even more than without the headphones.
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I used them at the shooting range and they are really comfortable. They dampen the shots decently, but you can still hear people and commands – you don't feel like you're sitting in a vacuum. The slim design really helps when using a carbine: the cups don't get in the way of the cheek rest and placing the buttstock doesn't turn into a struggle. The Battle Brown colour is practical, looks fine and doesn't get dirty as easily as black. In terms of comfort, they're fine for a few hours, but if it's all day long, the headband starts to press – you can feel it. There's also an issue with glasses: thick arms can slightly break the seal, but you can just adjust the fit so they press tightly. In the wind, they sometimes amplify background noise, but that's typical for electronic hearing protection, and you get used to it quickly. Overall, it's an honest option for the money: no magic, but they work as they should and really make shooting more comfortable.
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