Walker'sTACTI Grip Series

I've been using their non powered protection for a while. These work just as well, but you can still here range commands and conversations. You almost hear too much talking really. I keep them at the lowest level because I don't really care to hear the opinions of the guy 4 lanes over. Mics cut out perfectly when they need to.

Worked great! I was surprised at how much you can hear with these and yet still block out loud noise. I bought these for a shooting competition and was able to easily carry a conversation with people while the shooting was going on.

I've had these about 2 years and they're just as good as they were when new. I really like Tacti-Grip version of these Razors. Great feel and a much better headband imho. They are comfortable but I added the Walker's head band wrap and gel ear pads and WOW! Literally all day comfort now!For the price I'm super happy with these and not at all jealous of the really expensive Ear Pros.I also addted the Walker's Walkie Talkie (FRS Radio) to them recently, excellent add on!

Not as slim as I thought they would be but they work perfectly.

Okay, so a friend of mine bought the Bluetooth enabled muffs, I bought these. I was able to adjust mine to hear normal conversation and listen in on conversations at a distance that my friend could not. The are comfortable and I will be using them on a plane tonight. Plus, they look really cool. I got the FDE model and the headband matches the ear cuffs. The looks are a bonus, but it's totally worth it considering they work perfectly.Okay, after a year of use, let me update the review.I'm still using them, not just for the range but on airplanes and other places where I need to sleep in a noisy environment.Essentially, they are slightly more comfortable cheap hearing aids with hearing protection added. I say this because that is what they were compared to by a veteran with severe hearing damage.Would I buy them again, yes.But since I do not need to, I have a list of upgrades I want on my next set, and I would pay twice as much for.1. Bluetooth connectivity. I want to be able to connect to my phone or to a radio for communications. I am not even sure I care about a microphone, but listening to a podcast or music would be nice.2. I want a behind the ear model. I wear hats and I have a big head. the ability to put the band behind my neck would be a major plus.3. I love the color matched head band. Don't judge me. It's not a deal breaker, but if I was going to buy it anyway I was going to buy what I thought looked cool. So, how about making the whole thing in OCP Camo?As an added note, I have not gotten compliments for anything I have worn since my 20's. Wearing these on a plane a number of people wanted to know where to get them. One of them thought they were the basically the Red Neck version of Beats by Dre, but still.

I used these today for the first time and was very impressed with the way they worked. They muffled the sound of my shots as well as the lane next to me, but I could also hear most of what was being said between the two people in that lane without even trying. And that was with the volume at it's lowest level.

These are pretty comfortable and sound quality is good. The volume controls feel a little awkward due to their placement, but no complaints. I used these on the range a few times and so far definitely the best ones I have tried.

The best thing I have gotten to go to the range for my hearing protection.My local store sales them for more $$This prices Amazon are good.