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The Walker's Razor Slim in Coral is one of those pieces of gear that just makes range days easier. It runs a 23 dB Noise Reduction Rating, so it clamps down on gunshots and other harmful noise, but the electronics are the real story here. Two hi-gain omnidirectional microphones pull in ambient sound and pipe it through full dynamic range HD speakers, meaning you can chat with the folks next to you or catch a range command without pulling your muffs off every five minutes.
What sets these apart from bulkier muffs is the sound-activated compression. Instead of chopping out all audio when a shot goes off like older muffs did, the Razor Slim reacts in a hair over a hundredth of a second to knock down the dangerous stuff while the speakers keep running. You get protection and awareness at the same time, which is exactly what you want whether you're teaching a new shooter or working through a box of shells solo.
The slim cups are the whole point of this design. They sit close to your head so they don't collide with the stock when you cheek a rifle or shotgun, and they play nice with thin-framed shooting glasses. The rubberized, sound-dampening composite housing shrugs off drops and bumps, and the padded metal wire headband is comfortable enough for all-day wear at the range or in the field.
Controls are refreshingly simple. A recessed volume dial on the outside turns the unit on and sets your ambient level, and the recessed design helps keep you from bumping the volume by accident. The battery door opens from the outside, so swapping the two AAA batteries takes seconds with no disassembly. There's also an aux input jack, which lets you plug in a phone or the Walker's Razor walkie-talkie attachment for hands-free communication. The whole unit folds flat and weighs next to nothing, so it disappears into a pack when you're done.
Yes, and that low-profile cup design is exactly why folks reach for these. The slim cups sit tight to your head so they clear the stock when you get a good cheek weld on a rifle. Some shooters with certain shotgun stocks find the bottom edge can catch during a long clays session, so it comes down to your specific gun and mount.
It runs on two AAA batteries, and a set typically comes in the box so you can start using them right out of the package. The battery compartment opens from the outside of the right cup, so swapping cells takes just a few seconds with no tools. Just remember to switch them off after use, since running the volume dial down all the way is how you power them off.
That's the main draw of the electronic muffs. Two omnidirectional microphones amplify the safe ambient sounds around you and pipe them through the HD speakers, so you can talk with the people next to you and catch a range officer's call. When a shot fires, the sound-activated compression knocks down the harmful noise without cutting the speakers out entirely.
They pair well with thin or standard-framed shooting glasses since the cushioned cups seal nicely around slimmer temples. Very thick or chunky frames can break the seal a little, which is true of most muffs, so lean toward a lower-profile frame for the best combination of comfort and noise reduction.
| UPC | 888151028841 |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | |
| Manufacturer Part Number | GWPRSEMCOR |
| Color | Coral/Black |
| Model | |
| Product Type | Electronic Earmuff |
| Shipping Weight | 1.02 |
| Style | Over the Head |
| Units per Box | 1 |
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