Walker'sPatriot – ODG, One Size

My Ears Thank Me Every Time I Put These OnI used to be terrible about protecting my hearing. Whether it was loud concerts, power tools in the garage, or even just the sheer volume of my own questionable singing, I figured my ears could handle it. Spoiler alert: they can't, not long-term anyway. I finally realized I needed to get serious about hearing protection, but I didn't want something bulky or uncomfortable that I'd dread wearing. That's where these Walker's Razor Slim Electronic Earmuffs came into my life, and honestly, my ears have sent me thank you notes (if ears could write, which, thankfully, they can't – that would be weird).The first thing that struck me was how not bulky they are. The "Slim" in the name is legit. They have a really low profile compared to other earmuffs I've seen, which makes them comfortable to wear for extended periods, even with safety glasses or hats. The "Battle Brown" color is also pretty sharp, if you care about looking good while protecting your hearing (and who doesn't?).But the real magic is the electronics. The sound amplification is fantastic. I can have a conversation at a normal volume with them on, which is crucial when you're trying to communicate on a job site or at the range. And the moment a loud noise hits – BAM! – the sound-activated compression kicks in instantly (seriously, 0.002-second reaction time is faster than I can even flinch). It mutes the harmful noise down to a safe level while still letting you hear everything else. It's like having a personal sound engineer for your ears, constantly adjusting the volume for safety and clarity.I've used these for everything from woodworking with loud saws to attending shooting events, and they perform flawlessly. They're comfortable enough that I forget I'm wearing them until a loud noise happens, and then I'm just grateful they're doing their job. The audio input jack is a nice bonus too – perfect for listening to music or podcasts while working on quieter tasks, still with the protection ready to go.If you value your hearing (and you absolutely should!), but hate feeling like you're wearing two bricks on your head, these Walker's Razor Slim earmuffs are the answer. They're comfortable, incredibly effective, and the electronic features make them practical for so many different situations. My only regret is not getting them sooner.

When I first saw these on the range, I was skeptical... Until I used them for the first time. These are wonderful, especially for the price range. The slim fit design works well to fit under my issued kevlar helmet, allowing me to maintain wearing proper equipment, while also remaining comfortable and protecting my hearing, unlike some of those 3M products we were issued. One of the best features is being able to turn on the microphone, which allows me to have conversation at a normal level, but also cuts audio when a loud noise is made, so your hearing is protected.Pros: Comfortable, great slim feature for headwear, easy to store with the folding action, great for having conversation while also protecting your hearing.Cons: Can get a little warm due to the material, does not do bluetooth but no points docked for that, runs off AAA batteries and is not rechargeableOverall: This thing is worth getting, especially is you are around loud equipment regularly, on the range regularly, and hate the traditional foam ear plugs that can never quite fit right in someone's ear. 5/5, I recommend this.

Very impressive sound mitigation.. I found out about this product from one of my neighbors,who’s also into firearms and shooting.He came by my property while my brother and I were shooting several different guns and offered up his pair of Walker’s for us to try out. I was so impressed I purchased a pair of them the next day.Mine are a little different,I have the auxiliary jack for my mp3 player and plan to use them while mowing.

Great ear-pro for the range. The adjustable setting on the "Hearing amp" for ambient noises is great. Good for outdoor and indoor use. I will say, they are TIGHT, like around the heads. it will make you sick with how much is squeezes your head and ears. adjustments are great. MY recommendation is to leave them stowed on a mannaquin head or maybe a block of wood, or your couch armrest for a few days so the springs wear out a tad. That way its not crushing your head, but again, its important to have a good seal against your skin to block the sound.

Padding is sufficient enough so that wearing glasses for extended amount of time is comfortable. Used for round of 100 sporting clays and never missed a conversation, but missed all the shotgun blasts.

This was my first time using electronic hearing protection.Honestly I’ve worn cheaper ear muffs made for mowing lawns that do a better job. I use these for going shooting.They do a decent job at what they’re meant to do. I turned it on at the range and turned it off about 15 seconds later..It made me feel like I was using a schizophrenia simulator. I heard the voices from everyone around me at the range, yet I also didn’t hear much because of the hearing protection.I didn’t like it at all. I just use these without having them on as regular ear muffs. Maybe it’s because I use an indoor range and it might have made it less intense if I was outside, but that was my experience. You may enjoy them.

Yeah these do exactly what their intendedBlock out super loud sounds and let lower volumes through. Works super well, I chose the sand color, it does almost look green but still looks good, not heavy at all, and the volume adjustment gets super loud so I keep mine low.

I upgraded to walkers from a non-name brand and these are so much better. Night and day highly recommended! It blocks the sound better and I can hear people a lot louder and clearer compared to the non-name brand.