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The Walker's Razor Slim Electronic Muff in Frog Skin Camo is the muff a lot of folks reach for when they want real hearing protection that doesn't feel like they're wearing dinner plates on their ears. Walker's engineered these from the ground up to sit as low-profile as possible, and it shows the second you put them on. The rubberized ear cups hug close to your head, so when you cheek up to a rifle or shotgun, the muff isn't fighting you for that spot on the stock.
Two hi-gain omnidirectional microphones pull in sound from every direction and play it back through full dynamic range HD speakers, tuned low and natural so you're not getting a tinny, distorted mess in your ears. That means you can hold a conversation, hear the range officer, or catch a squirrel rustling in the leaves without ever lifting a cup. When a shot goes off, the sound-activated compression clamps down in about 0.02 seconds, dropping the blast to a safe level while keeping everything else coming through. It's fast enough that your brain barely registers the cut.
These carry a NRR of 23 dB, which is plenty for most range and field work. The headband uses a padded metal wire frame that spreads pressure out instead of clamping down on one hot spot, so a full afternoon of shooting doesn't leave you with a headache. They fold up compact too, which makes them easy to toss in a range bag or pack without eating up all your space.
Independent volume controls sit in a recessed knob on the outside, easy to reach but tucked in enough that you won't bump the setting by accident. There's a 3.5mm audio input jack if you want to run tunes or a two-way radio, and the whole thing runs off two AAA batteries that come in the box. Battery life is strong, running roughly 40 hours on high and up to 80 on low, so you're not swapping cells every trip.
The Razor Slim carries an NRR of 23 dB, which handles most handgun, rifle, and shotgun work at the range or in the field. The sound-activated compression drops loud blasts to a safe level while still letting you hear everything else around you. For very loud indoor ranges or big magnums, some folks double up with foam plugs underneath for extra margin.
Yes, that's the whole point of the electronic setup. Two hi-gain omnidirectional mics pick up ambient sound and play it back through HD speakers, so you can hold a conversation or hear the range officer without ever lifting a cup. When a shot fires, the compression cuts the blast in about 0.02 seconds and then lets the normal sound flow right back.
They do, and it's one of the main reasons people like them. The ultra low-profile cups sit tight against your head so they don't bump the stock when you cheek up to a rifle or shotgun. That slim design lets you keep a consistent cheek weld without the muff pushing your head off the gun.
The muffs run on two AAA batteries, which come included in the box. You can expect roughly 40 hours of use on high volume and up to about 80 hours on low. An external battery door makes swapping them quick when the time comes, and it's worth pulling the batteries out during long storage.
| UPC | 198954029045 |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | |
| Manufacturer Part Number | GWP-RSEM-FSG |
| Color | Frog Skin Camo |
| Model | |
| Product Type | Electronic Earmuff |
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