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The Caldwell E-Max Electronic Earmuff pulls off the trick every range-goer wants from powered hearing protection: it lets you keep talking, hear range commands, and pick up on the little sounds around you, then shuts that amplification down the instant a gun goes off. The circuitry boosts sounds below 85 decibels and cuts off the mics for a split second the moment noise climbs past that line, so the loud stuff never reaches your ears. With a 25 NRR and a standard-profile earcup, this pair leans toward solid coverage over a low-riding shape, which makes it a good match for pistol work and general range days.
There's one microphone in each cup, and that setup gives you true stereo pickup. In plain terms, you can tell which direction a sound is coming from, whether that's a buddy talking on your left or a twig snapping behind you in a deer stand. Plenty of folks who hunt with these turn the volume up to catch game moving in before they ever see it. The single on/off/volume knob is dead simple to work, and a red LED lights up when the muffs are powered on so you don't accidentally drain the batteries in your range bag.
The padded headband and roomy cups tend to sit comfortably through longer sessions, and the battery door on the side panel makes swapping cells quick and painless. It runs on 2 AAA batteries, which are not included, so grab a set and keep a spare pack handy. There's also an audio input jack built in, letting you plug in a phone or music player to pass the time between strings while the mics stay live so you can still hear what's happening around you.
This has long been one of the more approachable ways to get into electronic hearing protection without a big spend. Users regularly point out that the sound suppression and amplification punch above what you'd expect, and it's a great pick for outfitting guests and new shooters you bring to the range. It ships in green with black accents and covers the basics well.
No, the E-Max runs on 2 AAA batteries that are not included in the box. It's worth grabbing a set when you buy so you're ready to go on day one, and keeping a spare pack in your range bag never hurts.
This model carries a 25 NRR, which puts it on the more protective end for electronic muffs. The circuitry amplifies sounds under 85 decibels and shuts the mics off for a split second above that, so gunfire never gets through to your ears.
Yes, there's a built-in audio input jack that lets you plug in a phone or music player. A nice touch is that the microphones stay live while you're using the jack, so you can still hear conversation and range commands around you.
They work well for both. The two stereo microphones let you pinpoint the direction of a sound, and many hunters turn the volume up in the stand to hear game approaching before it comes into view.
| UPC | 661120977001 |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | |
| Manufacturer Part Number | 497700 |
| Color | Green/Black |
| Product Type | Electronic |
| Quantity | 1 Pair |
| Shipping Weight | 0.7 |
| Style | Over the Head |
| Units per Box | 1 |
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