Description
The Howard Leight Impact Sport MultiCam is one of those pieces of gear that earns its keep the first time you wear it. It gives you real hearing protection with an NRR of 22 in both on and off mode, but the magic is in the electronics. Built-in directional microphones pick up range commands, conversation, and ambient sound and amplify them to a safe 82 dB, so you stay tuned into what's going on around you. The second a loud impulse noise like a gunshot hits, the amplification cuts off in a heartbeat to guard your ears.
What Sets the Impact Sport MultiCam Apart
The patented Air Flow Control technology is what allows that slim earcup profile, and it makes a bigger difference than you'd expect. When you mount a rifle or shotgun, the low-profile cups give your stock room to seat properly against your cheek without the muff getting shoved out of place. The padded headband telescopes for height so you can dial in a secure fit, and the whole thing folds down compact to tuck into a range bag or pack. The MultiCam finish is a nice touch for anyone who wants their gear to blend into a hunting setup.
Everyday Use With the Impact Sport MultiCam
These run on two AAA batteries, and they sip power. You'll get somewhere in the neighborhood of 350 hours of runtime, and an automatic shut-off kicks in after four hours to keep you from draining the batteries when you forget to switch them off. There's also a 3.5 mm audio jack, so you can plug into a phone, MP3 player, or scanner and use them as headphones when you're not on the line.
Folks who've owned these for years keep coming back to them, and it's easy to see why. They hold up to heat, cold, rain, and heavy range use, the sound quality is clean for talking through, and the snap-in ear cushions make it simple to freshen them up down the road. Whether you're running drills, sighting in, or sitting in a deer stand, they cover the bases without a lot of fuss.
Key Specifications
- Manufacturer: Howard Leight
- Manufacturer Part Number: R-02526
- UPC: 033552025269
- Noise Reduction Rating (NRR): 22 dB (on and off mode)
- Amplification Limit: Safe 82 dB
- Microphones: Built-in directional stereo
- Battery: 2 AAA (included)
- Battery Life: Approximately 350 hours
- Auto Shut-Off: After 4 hours
- Audio Input: 3.5 mm auxiliary jack
- Earcup Design: Low-profile with Air Flow Control technology
- Headband: Padded, telescopic height adjustment
- Design: Folding for compact storage
- Color: MultiCam
- Product Type: Electronic Ear Muffs
What’s Included
- Howard Leight Impact Sport MultiCam electronic earmuff
- 2 AAA batteries
- Product manual
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the NRR on the Impact Sport MultiCam earmuff?
It carries a Noise Reduction Rating of 22 dB, and that rating holds whether the electronics are switched on or off. That gives you dependable protection at the range or in the field either way. When powered on, the mics still amplify ambient sound up to a safe 82 dB while blocking anything louder.
How long do the batteries last in the Impact Sport MultiCam?
The earmuffs run on two AAA batteries, which are included in the box. You can expect roughly 350 hours of use, and an automatic shut-off kicks in after four hours to help stretch that battery life if you leave them powered on.
Can I plug the Impact Sport MultiCam into my phone or music player?
Yes. There's a 3.5 mm auxiliary audio jack that lets you connect to a phone, MP3 player, scanner, or other audio source. When you're off the firing line, they double as a set of stereo headphones.
Will these earmuffs get in the way when I shoulder a rifle?
The low-profile earcups are built with patented Air Flow Control technology specifically to give your firearm stock clearance. That slim design keeps the muff from getting bumped out of place when you get a good cheek weld, so your fit and seal stay consistent shot to shot.




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