Peltor Sport Bull's Eye Hearing Protector, Black/Gray, NRR 27 dB, Noise Reducing Earmuff

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Peltor Sport Bull's Eye Hearing Protector, Black/Gray, NRR 27 dB, Noise Reducing Earmuff

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Provides excellent noise reduction, yet features a low profile
Adjustable, vented headband design reduces heat build and improves comfort when worn with caps & hats
Lightweight design for comfort and extended wear
Comfortable foam ear cushions
Contains : 1 Earmuff
Mid-range NRR

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A big improvement, hope to see Optimes with same headband.This Earmuff is right up there with the Optimes and Ultimate 10. The headband is a big improvement, and really this is the same one that ought to be used on the WorkTunes... The earcups are reinforced with strips of fiberglass patches? The foam padding is big and round and leaves room for the ears like your other Peltor Earmuffs. The gel HY80 ear cushions fit these perfectly. I believe the standard cushions fit these . I don't think the Optime 105 or the Ultimate 10 will fit them . They are a vast improvement but let's not count out the Optimes and Ultimate 10 just yet. They are a great addition and at NRR 30 db that's a great Earmuff. Head size? Don't worry about it! I have a 7 3/4 hat size and they fit great with a tad more room to spare. You can really wear these things all day. If they are a bit tight, give them time to stretch the more you wear them. You won't regret how well your protecting your hearing. Update... just got a pair of the Peltor Sport Bulls Eye Hearing Protector . Just the same as these just a low profile and at NRR 27 db. Superb quality and comfort in both. Good job 3M Peltor. 5Great muffsI shoot mostly at indoor ranges. Firearms, and rifles in particular, are deafening at indoor ranges. I tried electronic ear pro with foam plugs underneath. This combo still let in too much range noise for my liking. I decided to go back to passive muffs because they provide better db reduction than electronic units. I tried several pair of passive muffs, and settled on these as my favorite (Peltor Ultimate 30). I also knew that I liked gel ear cups from my time with expensive electronic muffs. I ordered the peltor gel cups for my peltor ultimate 30 muffs. This combination gives me the comfort and better sealing of gel cups, with the high db attenuation of 30 db passive muffs. Great combo, especially with foam plugs underneath; even if the gel cups alone are twice the price of the muffs. 5Saving my hearing!Okay, I ordered these for a different reason than most people. My husband is very hard of hearing, even with hearing aids, so when we go on a trip, he listens to a book on CD while he drives and I wear earphones so my ears don t ring and hurt by being exposed to height volumes. I can still hear sirens and voices. Just not at a damaging level. 5my head isn't an egg like humpty but its good size and the ear muff ...if you have a big head rethink these...my head isn't an egg like humpty but its good size and the ear muff part barely fits...rather uncomfortable 2Excellent for outdoor shootingThis is just right for shooting rifles and pistols on an outdoor range. 24 db is enough noise reduction unless maybe you are firing a .44 Magnum with a compensator. This protector is comfortable. I have a size 7-3/4 head and it is not too tight, and the ear cups fit completely around my ears, not on top of them. I could wish for a bit more cutaway at the bottom to keep it from lifting when your head is pressed tightly to a rifle stock, but it's better than any other one I've seen at that level of noise reduction. This is a quality product and I recommend it for outdoor use. If you are shooting indoors you probably want to look at a 30db muff. 4Peltor Sport Ultimate Ear Muffs 30NRR vs their X3A 28NRR.Peltor Sport Ultimate Ear Muffs 30NRR vs Peltor X3A 28NRR. Both of these are 3M s latest upgrades to their line of passive hearing protection ear muffs. They are almost identical in appearance and design, and very close in their noise reduction ratings. I bought both in order to try them out and compare them to see if there are any important differences in comfort and effectiveness in use.Note that anyone working in an environment that requires protecting sensitive parts and equipment from low voltages or static electricity will be better served with any model from Peltor s dielectric insulated X series including the aforementioned X3A.I find both of them very comfortable to wear, even for extended periods, and have no trouble sleeping with them when my neighbor runs his heavy duty generator which produces an exceptionably strong and constant low frequency hum in the 30Hz to 60Hz range. Not that loud, but loud enough to irritate me, especially when it s on non-stop for 24 hours or more! In fact this is the main reason that I needed to upgrade my ear muffs because my older ones, while exceptionally excellent for most uses, doesn t attenuate the low frequencies (100Hz and below) as well as these newer designs from Peltor. FWIW my older ear muffs are the well known Clear Audio design with a very wide price range depending on the name printed on them. Mine are the Browning HDR Browning Hearing Protector, HDR and Decibel Defence, but the Walker s EXT and many others are identical except for the name and price.I noticed that a few reviewers on here complain about not being able to adjust the length of the steel support wires. I have posted a photo of my pair adjusted all the way in on one side, and at maximum extension on the other. Maximum adjustability is about 32mm 1.25 . The steel wire doesn't slide easily in and out of the plastic/vinyl support, making adjustments a little bit of a hassle, but fortunately this keeps it more stable in the long term. The X3A is even more difficult to adjust due to the rubber coating on the metal parts.It s also important to note that although these ear muffs appear to be almost identical, there are a couple of other differences that are not apparent in any photos unless you disassemble them. The Sport Ultimate weighs 366 grams on my wife s food scale slightly under 13oz, and the X3A weighs 255 grams 9oz. The reason for the difference in weight is that the former have a few strips of heavy duty very stiff rubber glued to the inside of the cup, probably to help damp low frequencies and loud impact noises. But the damping foam in the latter is quite a bit firmer and denser, and both are about 16mm thick.For the more technically minded, I ran a few measurements on both using the Maono lavalier mic MAONO Lavalier Microphone 4-3Pin Adapter Lapel Mic Handsfree Clip on Interview Vocal Recording for DSLR Camera, Voice Amplifier, iPhone, Android, Smartphone, Wireless Transmitter, PS4, YouTube Live hooked up to an iPad with two different measuring apps Decibel X Pro and Audio Spectrum Ananlyzer. I ran the tests a few times in order to ensure that the results were reasonably consistent. Set up was a Styrofoam head my wife uses for her hats drilled and fitted to accept the mic, and generous stuffings of foam to fill the small hole that the wire runs through. I marked the head with a Sharpie so that placement of the various ear muffs was consistent. I used my old vacuum cleaner as a very loud and reasonably consistent source of white noise.The unweighted maximum peak reading of Decibel X Pro was 94.5db for the Sport Ultimate and 91.7db for the X3A. Switching over to the Spectrum Analyzer app and using its FFT plot in order to see how the different frequencies were attenuated, the X3A readings were about 5db to 15db less in the 500Hz range and lower. The differences increasing as the frequency decreased i.e. the X3A was better at attenuating the lower frequencies, especially from 100Hz and lower. The vacuum noise peaked at 500Hz, hence my reason for that as the reference point. This app and mic combination is accurate and consistent enough down to about 30Hz to 40Hz, so readings below that are probably not accurate enough to be meaningful.Being the inveterate experimenter that I am, I swapped out the less dense foam of the Sport Ultimate and replaced it with the more dense foam from the X3A because I was curious to see if it would make any difference. Needless to say it made all the difference, such that there was now virtually no difference in readings between the two ear muffs when fitted with the exact same acoustic foam.Please keep in mind the circumstances of my little experiment. Not stringent enough to satisfy scientific standards, only continuous and no impact sounds, and because it wasn t carried out in an anechoic chamber the decibel readings above should only be used as a guide. More complete and accurate numbers are available from 3M s site. But unfortunately I could only find them for the X Series.Lastly, please keep in mind that your hearing can be instantly and permanently damaged through carelessness. Sadly, although minor hearing loss might not be immediately apparent, once that damage is done there isn t anything that can be done to repair it regardless of cost. So protect and enjoy this invaluable gift because without it you ll lose the gift of music. 5These work better than expected, I just ordered a 2nd set. These are the real deal.Short review: Sport model is not too tight, and the silence these provide are better than I was expecting. I have a larger head but not as big as a pumpkin. For the last 20 years or so, (playing hard rock guitar and drag racer), I have needed to take extra measures to protect my hearing and have tried several leading brands and now pretty much use Peltor exclusively. I never use anything rated less than NNR30. The Sport model provides me with the best balance of comfort and noise protection. They can be adjusted to fit weather you have a walnut on your shoulders or a watermelon. For the amount of noise abatement, they are worth every penny! 5Very comfortable and effective ear muffs. Pad material is soft and durable.One of the most comfortable lines of ear muffs.I have used 3M, Howard Leight, and a few others. The HL are quality too, but their pad materials get hard and need replacing more often than these. These are so soft and comfy and stay that way for at least six months to a year of frequent use.Also have had great support from 3M the one time a pair of muffs broke several years back. They sent out a replacement pair in two days, with prepaid shipping for the broken pair so their quality engineers could determine why it broke and learn from it. That is about as good as customer service gets. They didn't even ask for proof of purchase.About the only con is that to get the high -30dB rating, these ear muffs are giant and anyone looks like a clown wearing them. 5Not improvement over the original ShotgunnerThis new Shot Gunner II stinks. It's comfortable. What is annoying is that the unit does not snap back into place neatly as the original. It's marketed as slim profile like the original. That one you can carry around in your pocket. This one refuses to fold inwards because the design is bad. The headpiece frame is not long enough for the ear muffs to fold in. So the ends just splay out. Very disappointing. I wouldn't have bought it if I knew it wasnt slim profile. I might as well buy the thicker units which offer higher protection but were fatter than the original Shot Gunner. Now the original is all sold out so I cant even find replacement ones or I would buy 2 more just to have backups. 2not all thatwell these look ok for large ear muffs. They seem to be decent enough quality but I'm not sure what all the good reviews are about I jumped out of my skin every time someone shot their 9 next to me. I went extra prepared with high rating foam ear plugs underneath and everything. The last thing I want while I'm holding a gun is to jump out of my skin from the loud repeated bangs. Please be honest in your reviews people. 3

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