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Hearing Protection

Posted By: Brother in-law

Hearing Protection - 01/05/18 04:12 AM

What's out there?

I have the green electronic Howard Leights and they have been ok.
Posted By: kry226

Re: Hearing Protection - 01/05/18 05:01 AM

Originally Posted By: Brother in-law
What's out there?

I have the green electronic Howard Leights and they have been ok.


Those are about the best bang for the buck for me. I bought a couple of 2-packs for the family.
Posted By: J.G.

Re: Hearing Protection - 01/05/18 01:52 PM

Peltor makes good ones too.
Posted By: TEXASLEFTY

Re: Hearing Protection - 01/05/18 07:38 PM

Originally Posted By: Brother in-law
What's out there?

I have the green electronic Howard Leights and they have been ok.


I have a few pair of those also. They work.
Posted By: Brother in-law

Re: Hearing Protection - 01/06/18 03:36 AM

I tried some walkers on at the dsc show and they were tight on my melon head
Posted By: trigger time

Re: Hearing Protection - 01/09/18 06:33 PM

MSA supreme pro-x. Pricey but not when you consider what they do. I cringed when I got mine, but would replace them in a second if something happened to them. They are comfy enough to wear all day, and I use them for everything from shooting, grinding, mowing, chainsaw, when the ex was on a rant ext ext.
Posted By: KK30RAR

Re: Hearing Protection - 01/09/18 06:52 PM

Whatever model you choose try them out somewhere first some have a lot of white noise that will drive you crazy
Posted By: BigPig

Re: Hearing Protection - 01/10/18 02:10 AM

I want something that goes in the ear. I’m tired of my Howard-Leight and having to adjust them when shooting a rifle.
Posted By: Okie Newton

Re: Hearing Protection - 01/28/18 02:12 AM

I have the kind that is molded to fit you personally. Goes in the ear to fit perfectly. Bought them from a vendor in Pasadena at a gun show. Bout 40.00 best I can remember.
Posted By: pug

Re: Hearing Protection - 01/28/18 02:25 AM

Decibullz custom molded earplugs.

@ $25 if you do it yourself and @ $45 at the gun show.

Used them for riding my cruiser as well (Vance & Hine straight pipes on an 1800cc).
Posted By: Eyesofahunter

Re: Hearing Protection - 01/28/18 03:52 PM

I have been using surefire plugs for a couple years and like them.
Posted By: 09Aggie

Re: Hearing Protection - 01/28/18 10:41 PM

Check out the Walker's Razor - $40 on amazon, and they're definitely not coming off your head. Good sound quality and thin profile.
Posted By: RANGERRONG

Re: Hearing Protection - 03/05/18 02:15 AM

walkers razor, like the low profile.
Posted By: Nitro27

Re: Hearing Protection - 03/06/18 07:18 PM

HUH!
Posted By: Brother in-law

Re: Hearing Protection - 03/08/18 12:28 AM

I got the MSA's. I did a 45 hour school and they were nice
Posted By: Judd

Re: Hearing Protection - 03/08/18 03:45 AM

Originally Posted By: trigger time
MSA supreme pro-x. Pricey but not when you consider what they do. I cringed when I got mine, but would replace them in a second if something happened to them. They are comfy enough to wear all day, and I use them for everything from shooting, grinding, mowing, chainsaw, when the ex was on a rant ext ext.


^ This... Good choice BIL. I used to wear plugs and howard leight impacts...with the MSA muffs I don't need to wear the plugs.

For electronic plugs: Etymotic, their GunsSport-Pro (GSP-15)
Posted By: Wilhunt

Re: Hearing Protection - 03/09/18 12:56 AM

Just be sure you use something, losing your hearing is not much fun. MSA seem nice.
Posted By: Smokey Bear

Re: Hearing Protection - 03/09/18 02:42 AM


These may not work as well as some but the cool factor is off the chart
Posted By: BigPig

Re: Hearing Protection - 03/09/18 05:04 AM

I want some electrics that fit in the ear. This past weeks I had a coupe times where my position moved my muffs away from my ears, nothing I could do about that so I just let it ring.
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