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The Walkers Razor Slim is one of the most popular electronic muffs out there for a reason. It runs two omnidirectional microphones that pick up ambient sound and play it back through HD speakers, so you can hear conversation, range officers, and movement in the field without pulling your muffs off. When a gunshot or other sharp noise hits, sound activated compression clamps down in about 0.02 seconds and drops everything to the safe side of that 23 dB rating. You get awareness and protection in the same package.
The whole appeal here is the low-profile cup design. Slim ear cups mean the muffs don't bump your stock when you cheek weld on a rifle or shotgun, which is a real headache with bulkier models. The sound dampening composite housing has a rubberized coating that shrugs off knocks and cuts down on noise transfer when the cups get brushed. At right around 7.6 ounces with a padded wire-frame headband, they're built for long sessions without wearing on your head.
Each cup has its own recessed volume knob, so you can dial in left and right independently. That's handy if you've got uneven hearing and want to balance things out. The battery door opens from the outside for quick swaps, and a pair of AAA batteries comes in the box. Real-world battery life varies with how loud you run them and whether you remember to shut them off, so keeping spares in the bag is smart.
There's a 3.5mm audio input jack built in, which lets you plug in a phone, radio, or scanner. The device audio plays through the same HD speakers alongside the amplified ambient sound, so you stay aware while you listen. Between that and the folding design, the Razor Slim pulls double duty for range days, hunting, mowing the yard, or any spot where loud noise and situational awareness both matter.
That's exactly what the slim cup design is built for. The low-profile ear cups keep the muff from bumping your cheek weld when you shoulder a rifle or shotgun, which is a common complaint with bulkier electronic muffs. It's one of the biggest reasons long gun shooters reach for this model.
Two omnidirectional microphones pick up ambient sound and play it back through HD speakers so you stay aware of your surroundings. When a gunshot or other loud impulse noise hits, sound activated compression cuts the amplification in about 0.02 seconds and keeps the volume at the safe side of the 23 dB rating. You hear conversation and range commands clearly, then the system protects your ears the instant a shot goes off.
Yes. The Razor Slim has a 3.5mm audio input jack that accepts a standard headphone plug from a phone, radio, or scanner. The device audio plays through the same speakers alongside the amplified ambient sound, so you can listen to music or monitor a channel and still hear what's going on around you.
The muffs run on two AAA batteries and a set comes in the box. Battery life depends on how loud you run the amplification and whether you shut them off when you're done. Tossing a couple of spare AAAs in your range bag is a good habit so you're never caught without power on a shooting day.
| UPC | 888151021439 |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | |
| Manufacturer Part Number | GWPRSEMBARM |
| Color | USA Flag w/Black |
| Length | 10.8500 |
| Model | |
| Product Type | Electronic Earmuff |
| Quantity | 1 Pair |
| Style | Over the Head |
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