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📝 Walker’s Razor Black
Walker’s Razor are active shooting earmuffs designed for hearing protection during shooting and work in impulse noise environments. The model combines electronic gunshot suppression with amplification of quiet ambient sounds, allowing the user to protect hearing while maintaining full auditory awareness.
The electronics react instantly to sharp impulse noise, reducing it to safe levels while still passing speech, commands, and background sounds. Two omnidirectional Hi-Gain microphones provide natural sound perception without the “deaf” effect typical of passive protection.
🫡 We are a team of veterans
We use this class of earmuffs on ranges and during training. This is a basic and reliable model without complex electronics, focused on the main task — stable hearing protection during intensive shooting.
⚙️ TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Type | Active shooting earmuffs |
| Noise reduction | NRR 23 dB |
| Active gunshot suppression | Yes |
| Reaction time | 0.02 s |
| Ambient sound amplification | Yes |
| Microphones | 2 × Hi-Gain omnidirectional |
| Volume control | Yes |
| Audio output | Yes |
| Power supply | 2 × AAA |
| External battery compartment | Yes |
| Housing | Sound-insulating composite |
| Design | Foldable |
| Headband | Metal wire frame |
| Color | Black |
| Weight | 436 g |
| Package contents | Batteries (2 pcs) |
💬 Comment
This is a classic working model for range use. It is simple, durable, and predictable in operation. Suitable for users who value reliability and straightforward electronics without dependence on recharging.
🎯 Suitable for
Military personnel — for regular firearms training, range sessions, and weapon zeroing where hearing must be protected during repeated shots while still hearing commands and surrounding activity.
Firearms instructors — for working with groups of shooters, where it is necessary to hear voices, weapon mechanisms, falling brass, and overall range conditions while remaining protected.
Sport shooters — for indoor and outdoor ranges where acoustic load is high due to reflected sound or intensive firing.
Hunters — for field shooting where environmental sounds, animal movement, and team communication must remain audible while avoiding acoustic shock from gunfire.
Personnel working in noisy technical environments — workshops, maintenance areas, and tool operation where impulse noise is present but normal auditory awareness is required.