Howard Leightby Honeywell Impact Sport Sound Amplification Electronic Shooting Earmuff

They are a bit small around me ears (as an adult male) but fit my wife perfectly. They do a great job blocking out the noise from firearms, but allow you to hear conversation and other relevant sounds. Great battery life as well.

I have three pairs of these muffs and have found them to be excellent quality for noise cancellation when shooting. The only fault I have is with use of auxiliary sound, as with an iPhone, if you are attempting to listen to music. It comes with an auxiliary input but I've tired on all of my muffs and I get a lot of interference. Other than that these are simply great.

Great product

This is good. I used it quite effectively and I like it

I bought these as a Christmas gift and I was expecting the camo style which was pictured. And I got the black. I wish the product picture was the actual product being sold. My bad for not seeing the style description in the fine details.It's too late to exchange before Christmas 😞This brand is the brand to buy for shooting headgear, so highly recommend.

Work great, would highly recommend.

I purchased these in the fall of 2020 for quail & pheasant hunting. They worked well for that purpose. This year I used them for squirrel and dove hunting. Not at all acceptable. They receive interference and produce a buzzing noise when I use my Bluetooth remote speaker and game call app on my phone. First let me say I have been a HAM radio operator since Nov, 1963. I have a Bachelor's Degree in Engineering with a major discipline in radio frequency transmissions. I also worked as an engineer at a $150 million dollar government facility. So I would say I have considerably more experience in the field of radio frequency transmissions than your average squirrel and dove hunter. Unfortunately, after retirement I no longer have access to any frequency generator or spectrum analyzer equipment to test exactly what frequency this headset is receiving Bluetooth interference on.This headset is not sold as "Bluetooth compatible." So I would say the manufacture did not spend any time, effort, or money testing if it would receive interference from a Bluetooth transmission source. Mine do. When I turn on the Bluetooth capabilities in my Samsung device, I immediately receive a buzzing noise in the headset. I turn off the Bluetooth capabilities in my device, and the buzzing stops. This headset picks up that transmission and produces a buzzing noise in both ear cups. Adjusting the volume control on the headset does not change the volume of the interference buzzing. I tried using a second device and received the same interference buzzing. I'm not going to get rid of a $600 Android cellphone, or a $250 Android tablet because of Bluetooth interference in a $62 headset. Would you? I purchased another brand of headset, also NOT listed as Bluetooth compatible, and do not receive any interference buzzing. This headset will be used in the future for purposes only when I am NOT using Bluetooth. I would not purchase this model headset again.

They do a great job minimizing the sound at the range while still being able to hear those you're with.