$47.99
936 in stock
Online inventory may differ from in-store availability.
Quick turnaround so you get your gear sooner.
Trusted checkout with industry-standard protection.
Keeping Traditions Alive Since 1953
Secure Transactions provided with 
The Walker's Razor Slim Electronic Muff has earned its spot as one of the go-to electronic hearing protectors for good reason. It uses two hi-gain omnidirectional microphones to pick up ambient sound and play it back through full dynamic range HD speakers, so you can still hear range commands, a buddy talking next to you, or a deer stepping through the leaves. The moment a gunshot or other loud noise hits, the sound-activated compression circuit clamps down in about 0.02 seconds, dropping it to a safe level without cutting your awareness entirely. This Tiger Stripe version carries all the same guts with a finish that stands out from the usual black.
The whole point of the Razor line is the ultra-low-profile ear cup. Instead of bulky muffs that bump your stock every time you shoulder a rifle or shotgun, the slim design tucks in close to your head and clears the way for a solid cheek weld. That makes a real difference when you're shooting long guns and want a consistent mount shot after shot. The rubberized coating on the cups adds some durability and a bit of grip too.
Walker's built these on a padded headband with a metal wire frame, which holds its shape and keeps the clamping pressure reasonable for longer sessions at the range. A recessed volume control knob lets you dial in the amplification without bumping it accidentally, and the battery door opens from the outside so you're not pulling the muffs apart to swap cells. There's also a 3.5mm audio input jack, so you can plug in a phone or MP3 player and effectively turn them into headphones with built-in protection.
With a 23dB noise reduction rating, the Razor Slim covers most range and field situations comfortably. It runs on two AAA batteries that come in the box, so you're ready to go right out of the package. For the price point, this is a lot of capability in a compact, good-looking package.
The Razor Slim carries a 23 dB noise reduction rating. That covers the majority of range and hunting situations well. For very loud indoor ranges or shooting alongside muzzle brakes, some folks add foam plugs underneath for extra coverage.
Yes. The two omnidirectional microphones pick up ambient sound and play it back through HD speakers, so normal conversation, range commands, and nearby movement stay audible. When a shot goes off, the sound-activated compression drops the volume to a safe level in about 0.02 seconds, then restores amplification right after.
You can. There's a 3.5mm audio input jack that lets you plug in a phone or MP3 player, turning the muffs into a set of headphones with built-in hearing protection. Keep in mind it's a wired input, not Bluetooth.
The slim, low-profile cups are one of the main reasons people choose this model for long guns. The thinner cup clears the way for a consistent cheek weld without bumping your stock when you shoulder the gun. That's a real advantage over bulkier muffs for repeatable mounting.
| UPC | 198954028956 |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | |
| Manufacturer Part Number | GWP-RSEM-DTS |
| Color | Tiger Stripe |
| Model | |
| Product Type | Electronic Earmuff |
You must be logged in to post a review.
Reviews
There are no reviews yet.