Walker’s Belt Clip Holder
R139Keep your hands free with the new Walker’s Belt Clip. Convenient way to carry ear muffs, shooting glasses, rope, hat, or other items.
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Walker’s Razor Tacti-Grip Electronic Muff
From: R1,929Walker’s RAZOR -“TACTI-GRIP” high performance silicone composite headband ensures a slip free, secure fit. Full dynamic range HD speakers offer clear balanced sound.
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Walker’s Razor Slim Electronic Muff
From: R1,649With its sleek and slim design, this electronic muff offers an ultra-low profile, making it easy to wear, even when wearing a hat or other headgear.
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Caldwell E-MAX Shadows Pro Hearing Protection Earbuds
R4,679The E-MAX Shadows Pro are your favorite E-MAX Shadows with some new bells and whistles. The E-MAX Shadows Pro connect via Bluetooth to your device for up to 6 hours of music or phone calls.
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Caldwell E-Max Pro Electronic Hearing Protection
From: R2,499High quality stereo sound keeps what you want to hear crystal clear and easy to use push button volume controls allow easy adjustments. Runs on AAA batteries.
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Ram Ear-Tect DS6011 Large Cup Ear Muff – Black
R579The Ram Ear-Tect DS6011 Ear Muff is fully adjustable for small, medium and large head sizes.
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Ram Ear-Tect DS6025 Electronic Ear Muff – Pink
R1,099The Ram Ear-Tect DS6025 Electronic Ear Muff is fully adjustable for small, medium and large head sizes. Highly recommended for High noise environments such as; construction, aviation, factories, military, workshop, police, hunting and civilian shooting ranges.
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Ram Ear-Tect DS6021 Large Cup Ear Muff
R1,099The Ram Ear-Tect DS6001 Ear Muff is fully adjustable for small, medium and large head sizes.
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Ram Ear-Tect DS6001 Ear Muff – Black
R529The Ram Ear-Tect DS6001 Ear Muff is fully adjustable for small, medium and large head sizes.
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Smith & Wesson M&P Alpha Electronic Ear Muff
R1,589The Smith & Wesson M&P Alpha Electronic Ear Muff provides ultimate comfort and hearing protection, whether you are at the range or out in the field. Its padded headband and adjustable cushioned ear cups make wearing comfortable for long hours of shooting.
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Pyramex V-Gear VG90 LP Passive Ear Muff – Pink
R619The Pyramex V-Gear VG90 LP Passive Ear Muff features low profile design with soft foam ear cups.
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Pyramex V-Gear VG90 LP Passive Ear Muff – Olive Drab Green
R699The Pyramex V-Gear VG90 LP Passive Ear Muff features low profile design with soft foam ear cups.
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Caldwell Youth Passive Earmuff – Hot Coral
R589The newly designed Passive Hearing Protection come with a 24dB Noise Reduction Rating for maximum hearing protection on and off the range.
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Caldwell 24NRR Passive Low Pro Earmuff – Grey
R469The newly designed Passive Hearing Protection come with a 24dB Noise Reduction Rating noise cancelling rating for maximum hearing protection on and off the range.
How to Choose Ear Protection for Shooting
Shooting is a fun and engaging activity, but it can be incredibly loud and damaging to your hearing. To prevent hearing loss or damage, it is essential to wear ear protection while shooting. In this article, we will discuss how to choose ear protection for shooting, including different types of ear protection, important factors to consider, and common mistakes to avoid.
Types of Ear Protection
There are two main types of ear protection: earplugs and earmuffs. Earplugs are small, disposable plugs that fit inside your ear canal, while earmuffs are larger, over-ear devices that cover your entire ear. Both types of ear protection offer excellent protection, but they have different advantages and disadvantages.
Earplugs
Earplugs are small, lightweight, and portable. They are easy to insert and remove, and they do not interfere with your shooting form or the fit of your glasses. However, earplugs can be challenging to insert correctly, and they may not fit properly in everyone's ears. They also tend to provide less protection than earmuffs.
Earmuffs
Earmuffs are larger and bulkier than earplugs, but they provide more significant protection. They are easier to put on and take off, and they do not require any special fitting. They also provide additional protection from impact and debris. However, earmuffs can be uncomfortable to wear for long periods, and they may interfere with your shooting form or the fit of your glasses.
Factors to Consider
When choosing ear protection for shooting, there are several important factors to consider.
Noise Reduction Rating (NRR)
The NRR is a measure of how effectively ear protection reduces noise. The higher the NRR, the more significant the noise reduction. For shooting, you should choose ear protection with an NRR of at least 25 dB.
Comfort
Comfort is essential when it comes to ear protection. If your ear protection is uncomfortable, you will be less likely to wear it consistently. Look for ear protection that fits well and feels comfortable, even when worn for extended periods.
Compatibility with Other Gear
If you wear glasses or other shooting accessories, make sure your ear protection is compatible with them. Earmuffs can interfere with the fit of glasses or hats, while earplugs may not fit correctly with ear-mounted accessories.
Durability
Ear protection can take a beating over time, so it's essential to choose a durable product that can withstand wear and tear. Look for ear protection that is made of high-quality materials and is designed to last.
Common Mistakes to Avoid
When choosing ear protection for shooting, there are a few common mistakes to avoid.
Using Inadequate Ear Protection
Using inadequate ear protection, such as foam earplugs, can put your hearing at risk. Make sure to choose ear protection with an NRR of at least 25 dB.
Not Wearing Ear Protection Consistently
Ear protection only works if you wear it consistently. Make sure to wear your ear protection every time you shoot, even if you're just shooting a few rounds.
Using Improper Fitting Ear Protection
Ear protection that does not fit properly can be uncomfortable, ineffective, and dangerous. Make sure to choose ear protection that fits well and is designed for your specific needs.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do I need ear protection if I'm only shooting a few rounds?
Yes, even a few rounds can cause permanent hearing damage. It's essential to wear ear protection every time you shoot, no matter how many rounds you fire.
Can I wear both earplugs and earmuffs for extra protection?
Yes, wearing both earplugs and earmuffs can provide additional protection. This is especially important if you are shooting in an indoor range, where the noise can be even louder.
Can I use regular headphones as ear protection?
No, regular headphones are not designed for ear protection and do not offer adequate noise reduction. You should always use ear protection specifically designed for shooting.
How often should I replace my ear protection?
It's a good idea to replace your ear protection regularly, especially if it shows signs of wear and tear. Earmuffs should be replaced every 5 years, while earplugs should be replaced after several uses.
Can I use ear protection for other activities besides shooting?
Yes, ear protection can be used for any activity that produces loud noise, such as hunting, concerts, or using power tools. It's essential to choose ear protection with an appropriate NRR for the specific activity.
