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The Walkers Razor Slim has become the go-to electronic muff for good reason. It packs real hearing protection into a genuinely thin profile, so the ear cups stay out of the way when you mount a rifle or shotgun. Two hi-gain omnidirectional microphones pull in ambient sound and play it back through full dynamic range HD speakers, which means you can chat with the guy next to you or catch a range command without pulling your muffs off. When a shot goes off, the sound-activated compression kicks in with a 0.02-second reaction time to clamp down the harmful noise and then reopen the mics right after.
This muff carries a 23 dB Noise Reduction Rating, which handles most outdoor range and hunting situations well. If you shoot indoors or run a brake, doubling up with foam plugs underneath is a smart move. The ultra low-profile cups wear a rubberized coating that adds a little ruggedness, and the metal wire frame headband keeps the fit stable through a long day. Each cup has its own recessed volume knob, so you can dial in each ear separately if your hearing runs uneven side to side.
Battery life is a strong point here. You get roughly 40 hours on high volume and up to 80 hours on low, running on two AAA batteries that come in the box. There's also a 3.5mm audio input jack, so you can plug in a phone, radio, or scanner and listen through the same speakers while staying protected. When you're done, the whole thing folds flat and tucks into a range bag or pack without eating up space.
The MultiCam camo/tan finish blends in nicely for hunting and looks sharp at the range. Between the slim fit, the fast compression, and the honestly solid battery numbers, it's an easy recommendation for new shooters and seasoned regulars alike.
The 23 dB rating covers most outdoor shooting and hunting situations well. For indoor ranges or if you're running a muzzle brake, it's smart to add a set of foam plugs underneath for extra protection. Doubling up like that is common practice and gives you more of a buffer against the louder, reflected noise you get inside four walls.
Walkers rates the Razor Slim at roughly 40 hours on high volume and up to 80 hours on low, running on two AAA batteries that come included. Reviewers regularly get several range trips and hunts out of a set. Keeping a spare pair of AAAs in your bag is never a bad idea for longer days.
The slim, low-profile cups are designed to sit close to your head, which helps with cheek weld and keeps them from feeling bulky. Some folks find that thicker glasses arms can break the seal a bit, so pairing them with slim-armed shooting glasses gives you the best fit and sound isolation.
Yes. The Razor Slim has a 3.5mm audio input jack, so you can connect a phone, radio, or scanner and hear it through the same HD speakers while staying protected. The amplified ambient sound plays alongside your audio, so you don't lose situational awareness while listening.
| UPC | 888151017814 |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | |
| Manufacturer Part Number | GWPRSEMMCC |
| Color | Black Multi-Cam |
| Model | |
| Product Type | Electronic Earmuff |
| Quantity | 1 Pair |
| Shipping Weight | 0.97 |
| Style | Over the Head |
| Units per Box | 1 |
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