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The Walker's Razor Tacti-Grip is the muff for folks who want to hear what's going on around them without frying their ears every time the line goes hot. Two hi-gain omnidirectional microphones pull in ambient sound and pipe it through full dynamic range HD speakers, so conversation, range commands, and even critter movement in the field come through clear. When a shot cracks, sound activated compression clamps down in a fraction of a second and drops the harmful noise, then springs right back so you're not stuck in silence. The rating here is 23 dB NRR, which is plenty for pistol and rifle work at most ranges.
The name comes from the silicone composite headband, which is the real story with this model. Where a lot of slim muffs slide around when you duck, crouch, or move fast, the rubberized grip band and coated surfaces stay locked to your head. The top of the band is soft against your scalp while the underside is slick and easy to wipe down, so all-day wear doesn't turn into a headache. It's a small change over the plain Razor Slim, but if you're moving around a lot it makes a real difference.
These run on a low-profile cup design that tucks in close to your head, so your cheek weld stays consistent when you mount a shotgun or rifle. Each cup has its own recessed volume knob, which is handy if your hearing isn't even side to side. There's a 3.5 mm audio input jack too, so you can plug in a phone or radio and still keep your ears protected. Power comes from two AAA batteries, and you can expect roughly 40 hours on high and up to 80 on low, so a set will carry you through plenty of range days before a swap.
Between the grippy band, the slim cups, and the fast compression, the Razor Tacti-Grip covers the bases for shooting, hunting, and even work around loud equipment. It's a straightforward, dependable pair of electronic muffs that does exactly what you want without a lot of fuss.
The main difference is the silicone composite headband, which has a grippy rubberized surface that holds the muffs in place better during movement. The rest of the electronics, including the 23 dB NRR, dual microphones, and sound activated compression, are the same as the standard Razor Slim. If you move around a lot on the range or in the field, the Tacti-Grip band is worth having.
Yes. There's a 3.5 mm audio input jack that lets you plug in a phone, radio, or scanner. The audio plays through the HD speakers right alongside the amplified ambient sound, so you stay aware of what's happening around you while you listen.
The Razor Tacti-Grip runs on two AAA batteries, which are included in the box. You can expect roughly 40 hours of use on high volume and up to 80 hours on low. That's enough to cover several range trips before you need to swap them out.
The Razor Tacti-Grip uses a low-profile cup design that sits close to your head specifically to keep out of the way of a long gun stock. Most people find they maintain a consistent cheek weld without the cups getting bumped. The slim shape is one of the reasons this series is popular with hunters and clay shooters.
| UPC | 888151029886 |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | |
| Manufacturer Part Number | GWPRSEMRHMCCG |
| Color | Gray Multi-Cam/Black |
| Model | |
| Product Type | Electronic Earmuff |
| Shipping Weight | 1.025 |
| Style | Over the Head |
| Units per Box | 1 |
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