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The build quality and features are excellent for the price. The ear pads are fine, though they could be a bit thicker. In this price range, I don't know of any headphones that look better or work better.
Walker's Razor Slim Active Hearing Protectors - Multicam
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Walker's Razor Slim Active Hearing Protectors - Multicam
Lightweight active hearing protectors featuring a sleek design, ideal for sports shooters, service members, and soldiers. These are suitable for both shooting ranges and combat scenarios. The construction ensures comfort, even during extended periods of use.
Omni-directional microphones, SAC system
Two high-sensitivity omni-directional microphones pick up ambient sounds and transmit them to the built-in HD speakers. With SAC (Sound Activated Compression), impulse noises like gunshot sounds are reduced to a safe level in just 0.02 seconds.
Composite headband, foldable design
A contoured headband constructed from non-slip composite material combined with an adjustable ear cup system enables easy customization to personal preferences. Its foldable design ensures convenient transport and storage.
High noise attenuation efficiency
In compliance with the US NRR standard, the device offers noise reduction of 23 dB, ensuring a superior level of protection.
Audio input, volume control
Featuring a 3.5 mm audio input, these protectors can be connected to devices like a phone or radio. The device can be turned on and adjusted using a fluted knob.
Powered by AAA batteries
The device operates using two AAA batteries (included), which can be swiftly replaced by removing the side panel of one of the shells.
Main features
- SAC system
- two omni-directional microphones
- composite headband
- noise reduction of 23 dB
- 3.5 mm audio input
- powered by 2 x AA batteries
Technical data
Color: Multicam
NRR attenuation (Noise Reduction Rating, a standard measure in the US): 23 dB
Power source: 2 x AAA batteries (included)
Size when folded: 14 x 12 cm
Dimensions of earmuff: 10 x 7.5 cm
Thickness of headband: 14.97 mm
Width of headband: 50 mm
Weight: 343 g
Manufacturer: Walker's, USA
Camouflage MultiCam
MultiCam represents an advanced camouflage pattern introduced in 2002 by the American company Crye Precision in collaboration with the United States Army Soldier Systems Center (Natick Labs) under the Objective Force Warrior program. The aim was to design a versatile camouflage effective across diverse terrains and shifting environmental conditions. The MultiCam pattern incorporates seven colors, facilitating gradient transitions among various shades of green, brown, and beige. Consequently, it adjusts to match the surroundings, displaying more greens in wooded regions and browns and beiges in desert landscapes. It excels in autumn and among dry vegetation in Central and Eastern European environments. MultiCam has earned global recognition and is utilized by numerous military forces and special units. In 2010, it was officially chosen by the US Army as the camouflage pattern for troops deployed in Afghanistan, replacing the previous Universal Camouflage Pattern (UCP). The pattern is also accessible to civilian users, making it a favored option among military or airsoft hobbyists.
| Color/camouflage | Camouflage |
|---|---|
| Hearing protection | active |
| Protector type | Over-ear |
| NRR attenuation | 23 dB |
| Volume control | Yes |
| Audio output | 3.5 mm Mini Jack |
| Power type | Battery |
| Communication microphone in the set | Yes |
| Weight | 343 g |
| Dimensions when folded | 14 x 12 cm |
| Camouflage | MultiCam |
| EAN | 888151017814 |
| Manufacturer code | GWP-RSEM-MCC |
| Brand | Walker's |
| EAN |
SAC (Sound Activated Compression)
Sound Activated Compression (SAC) is a technology used in electronic hearing protectors designed to protect hearing from sudden loud noises, such as gunshots. It works by suppressing noise that exceeds safe levels instantly (within 0.02 seconds), while allowing you to hear your surroundings, including conversations and ambient sounds, at a safe level.
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Number of reviews: 63
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They perfectly suppress noise while allowing conversations at the shooting range. They have a flat shape and do not interfere when aiming. They provide comfortable and reliable hearing protection.
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Very good active hearing protectors, definitely superior to standard ones without the listening option in this price range. They are lightweight, quite comfortable, although the ear foam could be a bit thicker. Even after long wear, they don't press on the head. The adjustment is practical and durable, just like the whole construction – everything is solidly made.
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K... Review confirmed by purchase
Very comfortable, perfectly fitted, but they don't press too hard and provide excellent sound isolation. Easy to operate when turning on and adjusting the volume. They don't slide off your head or fall out of your hands. A small downside: they have a non-slip coating that shows fingerprints if your hands are damp.
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Very reasonable active protectors for the shooting range at this price. They clearly dampen gunshots, while still allowing you to hear conversations and commands, so you're not cut off from your surroundings. The slim profile really helps with rifles—they interfere less with aiming than larger ear cups. They're comfortable for a few hours, but after a whole day the headband can start to press. If you wear glasses, sometimes a small gap forms at the temples and the protection drops a bit—you need to adjust the ear cups well. In windy conditions, they can amplify background noise, but that's typical for these kinds of active models. Overall, a good, proven choice that just works.
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They work well, it's just a pity that the ambient sound isn't stereo, but the important thing is that it exists at all – they are much better than headphones without this feature. Quite comfortable, although the cushions could be softer and thicker. For this price, it's a revelation.
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I used them at the shooting range and during training, and they really do a good job. They muffle loud noises well, while still allowing you to hear conversations and your surroundings, which is very convenient. They're lightweight and don't squeeze your head even after several hours of wearing. The adjustment works smoothly, and the build quality is solid. I like the slim profile; they don't interfere with the stock. A downside may be the fairly stiff headband at first, but over time it becomes more comfortable.
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The hearing protectors work well at the shooting range. They are comfortable, but after prolonged use they may press a little. Ambient sounds are clearly audible, and gunshots are effectively muted.
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A... Review confirmed by purchase
I chose these protectors as my first for the shooting range, planning to replace them with better ones later, but they work so well that I’ll stay with them for longer :) they are great :)
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I bought the headphones as a gift; they are mostly used at the shooting range. They are comfortable, well-made, and effectively dampen the sounds of gunfire. My husband is satisfied and really values high-quality military equipment.
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For me, these headphones were a big disappointment. The active noise cancellation works poorly and only muffles very close gunshots. Booms right next to you are still loud and tiring – the microphone transmits them directly to the speakers, which is unpleasant for your ears. The rubber inserts are shallow and after a few hours of use, your ears hurt and are sore. The biggest drawback, however, is that the headphones DO NOT WORK WITH A HELMET. In my case, the bands pressed by the helmet caused so much pressure on my temples that after half an hour the pain was unbearable. I definitely do not recommend buying them if you plan to stay at the shooting range for a long time without taking off your hearing protection, especially if you use a helmet.
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The headphones are really good. I have no complaints about the build quality. You can mount silicone pads instead of the original sponges. The plastic has an unusual texture, which makes fingerprints visible on it. They let ambient sound through very well, and the noise after shots is appropriately muffled.
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P... Review confirmed by purchase
These are my first headphones of this type and I am satisfied. They register even quiet conversations and dampen shots well at outdoor shooting ranges. At the lowest setting, you can hear a slight hiss. After prolonged wear (about 2 hours) they press a bit, maybe it's worth replacing the pads with gel ones. I plan to buy a second pair for my daughter.
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D... Review confirmed by purchase
Very comfortable low-profile headphones. They perfectly suppress unnecessary noise and bring out the sounds that matter to the user. Good product for an honest price.
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M... Review confirmed by purchase
The headphones do their job well. Tested at an indoor shooting range, they are ideal for starting a shooting career, although the sound is a bit "boomy," which does not interfere with use. The construction appears to be solid.
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