Walker's Unisex Earmuffs hunting-earmuffs

Absolutely brilliant!Crystal clear sound without the annoying cut out when a gun goes off. The only downside is I can hear a fart louder than a gunshot...now, if they could only filter that out as well...

Good as it gets. Can’t fault the muffs.

This product appears to be very well made & at this moment is functionally as it should.

Best shooting ear defenders l’ve ever owned, they are light weight and very comfortable for all day use

Mostly everything is a plus with these.Pros:-The price is decent at £50.They fit very nicely and are probably some of the most if not the most comfortable I have tried.-The battery compartment is one of the most easiest to get to and use over other mainstream models. -The volume knob is very easy to get to and use.-These also fold up very compact unlike the 3M Sporttac ones which don't-Cons-The sound. Now this may be minor to some, but I have tried MSA Sordins, 3M Peltor Sporttac, Howard Leight, Impact Sports. These have the worst sound out of all. The quality of it isnt too bad, but it is very disorientating. It sounds like I am hearing my life through a poor quality gopro camera. You can't tell what direction any sound is coming from whatsoever and all of the above versions you can. This just sounds very odd and there is a slight delay so when you talk it throws you off.Ranked in order from best to worst for audio: 3M Peltor Sporttac, Howard Leight, MSA Sordin, Then these Walker Razors. The Sporttacs sound indistinguishable from real life to an uncanny degree and are by far the best. The Howard Leights are decent, still maybe a bit of difference in sound between real and the headset sound but doable especially on a lower setting, the Sordins were very tinny and didn't like them at any volume level but at least you could tell a direction of a sound. These Walker Razors are just very weird, despite them feeling the best and having the best features, I can't get over how weird it is to feel like all the noises are happening in a video playing on my computer and im listening to myself in a different world. This doesn't happen whatsoever with any other electronic headset I tried. Which is weird as it has 2 mic locations.If you have a small budget and cant get the Howard Leight ones, I guess get these but I feel like the whole point of an electronic ear pro is to have them active, otherwise get the non electronic ones for cheaper. I would probably say, (sadly) to avoid them.

Just getting crackle when turning on, tried new batteries but no change.Electronics very poor quality.Amazon not accepting return, total scam!

Ok, gunshots sounds good through them, amplification is good, but the audio quality isn't very good and, despite having two microphones, they are completely mono and I often have trouble identifying the location of sounds, which is a problem I didn't have with my old Earmoor M32s

I'm disappointed. I also have a pair and after only three months, after several shooting sessions, I found out that stereo no longer works, and at the last shooting session, it didn't seem to reduce the noise produced by a glock.