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The Walker's Razor X-TRM is the kind of electronic ear pro that just gets out of your way and does its job. It runs sound-activated compression with a 0.02-second reaction time, so the second a shot goes off, the muff clamps that spike down to a safe level and pops right back to amplified hearing. That means you're protected without going deaf to the world around you, which is exactly what you want whether you're on the line at the range or sitting in a stand waiting on game.
Two hi-gain omnidirectional microphones do the heavy lifting on the hearing side. They're low-noise and tuned for natural clarity, so voices, footsteps, and range commands come through clean instead of tinny and washed out. There's built-in wind noise reduction too, though like most muffs, a really stiff breeze can still cut through if you crank the volume. The recessed volume knob is easy to reach and adjust with one finger while you're wearing them.
The low-profile cup design is a big deal if you shoot long guns. Slim cups mean you can get a proper cheek weld on a rifle or shotgun stock without the muff pushing your face off the gun. The Flat Dark Earth polymer housing has a rubberized coating that shrugs off knocks, and the whole thing folds down compact so it tucks into a range bag without hogging space.
Walker's went with gel-filled earpads and a premium cool mesh, moisture-wicking headband here, and it pays off on hot days and marathon range trips. The gel pads seal well and stay comfortable longer than standard foam. An audio input jack lets you pipe in music or a phone call through a wired connection, and it runs on two AAA batteries that come in the box, so you can pop them in and go.
Yes, that's the whole point of the electronics. The two hi-gain omnidirectional mics amplify ambient sound so you can hold a conversation and hear range commands clearly. When a shot fires, the sound-activated compression drops that spike to a safe level in 0.02 seconds and instantly returns to amplified hearing.
They're a strong pick for long guns. The low-profile cups are slim enough to let you get a solid cheek weld on a rifle or shotgun stock without the muff pushing your face off the gun. That slim design is one of the main reasons people reach for the Razor line.
It runs on two AAA batteries, and Walker's includes them in the box so you can use them right out of the package. The battery door is on the outside of the cup, making swaps quick and easy. If the batteries ever die mid-session, you still get the passive 21 dB hearing protection, you just lose the electronic amplification.
It does. There's an audio input jack that lets you connect a phone or music player through a wired cord, which is handy for entertainment or staying in touch on longer days. Keep in mind this is the wired version, so it does not have built-in Bluetooth like some other Walker's models.
| UPC | 888151025697 |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | |
| Manufacturer Part Number | GWPXRSEMFDE |
| Color | Flat Dark Earth |
| Model | |
| Product Type | Electronic Earmuff |
| Style | Over the Head |
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