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The Walkers Razor Slim in duck camo has earned its spot as one of the most popular electronic muffs out there, and it comes down to a simple combo: real hearing protection that still lets you stay tuned in to what's happening around you. Two hi-gain omnidirectional microphones pick up ambient sound from every direction and feed it through full dynamic range HD speakers, so you catch the range officer's call or a buddy's conversation while the muffs clamp down hard on the crack of a gunshot. That clamp-down happens fast, with sound-activated compression reacting in about 0.02 seconds, and the speakers keep playing right through the shot instead of cutting out on you.
The name says it all. These are the slimmest electronic muffs Walkers makes, with ultra-low-profile ear cups and a rubberized coating that keeps them from snagging on a rifle stock when you mount up for a shot. That thin profile is a big deal for shotgunners and anyone who wants a clean cheek weld. The housing is a sound-dampening composite, the headband runs a padded metal wire frame, and the whole setup folds down compact enough to tuck into a range bag or blind.
Folks who wear these for long sessions tend to bring up the same things: the cushioned ear cups and soft headband make all-day wear easy, and the slim cups play nicer with shooting glasses than bulkier muffs do. A recessed volume knob on the outside doubles as the on/off, positioned so you won't bump it out of adjustment by accident, and the battery door opens from the outside so swapping the two AAA batteries takes seconds. There's also an audio input jack, so you can plug in your phone and turn them into headphones with hearing protection built in.
With a 23 dB Noise Reduction Rating, the Razor Slim covers most recreational shooting and hunting situations, indoors or out. The duck camo finish blends right in for waterfowl and field work, and the battery pack included in the box means you're ready to go the day it shows up.
For most recreational shooting, hunting, and outdoor range work, the Razor Slim's 23 dB rating gets the job done. Indoor ranges bounce a lot of sound around, so if you're shooting large calibers indoors, a lot of folks double up with foam ear plugs under the muffs for extra protection. That combo is a common move and works great with the slim profile.
Yes, and that's one of the main reasons people pick the slim version. The low-profile ear cups leave more room around the glasses arms than bulky muffs do, which cuts down on that pinching feeling against your ears. If you wear glasses at the range often, the thin cups make a noticeable difference.
The Razor Slim runs on two AAA batteries, which come included in the box. Battery life can stretch up to around 600 hours depending on how loud you run the volume. One thing to know: these don't have an auto-shutoff, so get in the habit of turning the volume knob to off after each session to avoid draining them.
You can. The Razor Slim has a 3.5mm audio input jack, so you can connect your phone or another audio source and use them as hearing-protection headphones. It's handy for downtime at the range or listening while you work in noisy environments.
| UPC | 888151085547 |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | |
| Manufacturer Part Number | GWPRSEMDCMO |
| Color | Duck Camo |
| Length | 6.0500 |
| Model | |
| Product Type | ELECTRONIC EAR MUFFS |
| Shipping Weight | 0.965 |
| Style | Over the Head |
| Units per Box | 1 |
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