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The Walker's Razor Slim is the muff that got a lot of folks to finally give electronic hearing protection a real shot. The whole point of the Razor line was to trim down the bulky ear cup profile without giving up protection or sound quality, and this Multi-Cam/Black version pulls that off nicely. Two hi-gain omnidirectional microphones pick up ambient sound and pipe it through full dynamic range HD speakers, so you can carry on a conversation, hear a range officer, or catch game moving in the brush without pulling anything off your head. When a gunshot or other sharp noise hits, the sound-activated compression clamps down in about 0.02 seconds and brings it back to a safe level, all rated at 23 dB NRR.
The slim ear cups are the real selling point here. On a standard bulky muff, mounting a rifle or shotgun means the buttstock knocks into the cup and breaks your cheek weld. The Razor Slim's low-profile housing sits close to your head and gives long guns room to shoulder cleanly. The headband uses a padded metal wire frame that folds down compact, so these tuck into a range bag or pack without much fuss.
Controls stay simple. A slightly recessed volume knob keeps you from bumping the setting mid-session, and the battery door opens from the outside so swaps take seconds. The housing has a rubberized coating over a sound-dampening composite shell, which helps protect the electronics and keeps the amplified audio clean and natural instead of tinny. There's also a 3.5mm audio input jack, so you can plug in your phone and turn these into headphones with built-in protection.
Power comes from two AAA batteries, which are included, and you can expect roughly 40 hours of runtime depending on how loud you run the amplification. If the batteries do die, the muffs still work as passive hearing protection, so you're never caught flat. Between the comfort, the fit under a long gun, and the price point, the Razor Slim has earned its spot as a go-to for range days, hunting sits, and training.
That's exactly what the slim design is built to avoid. The low-profile ear cups sit close to your head and give the buttstock room to seat, so they don't push against a standard bulky muff and break your cheek weld. It's one of the biggest reasons long-gun shooters reach for these over chunkier options.
Two omnidirectional microphones amplify ambient sound like conversation, range commands, and game movement and play it through the internal speakers. When a loud impulse noise like a gunshot hits, sound-activated compression cuts it down to a safe level in about 0.02 seconds. You get situational awareness and 23 dB of protection at the same time.
The muffs run on two AAA batteries, which are included in the box. Runtime is around 40 hours depending on how high you set the amplification volume. The battery door opens from the outside for quick swaps, and if the batteries die the muffs still function as passive hearing protection.
Yes. There's a 3.5mm audio input jack on the muff, so you can plug in your phone or another audio source and use them like headphones with hearing protection built in. Handy for the job site, mowing, or downtime at the range.
| UPC | 888151017937 |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | |
| Manufacturer Part Number | GWPRSEMMCCG |
| Color | Multi-Cam/Black |
| Model | |
| Product Type | Electronic Earmuff |
| Quantity | 1 Pair |
| Shipping Weight | 0.98 |
| Style | Over the Head |
| Units per Box | 1 |
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