Customer Reviews With Photos
Nice to be able to adjust left and right volume and frequency levels independently. For outdoor range duty hours at a time, the ability to up protection with foam ear plugs and turn up the volume to cover a short conversation is nice. My only concern has been when the indoor range has a high ambient sound from the air filtration system with high air flow fans. That seems to cause the amplification feature to block most spoken words, regardless of the adjustments to the frequency knobs or volume. Did not have this issue with another brand of amplified protection. So more kikely, better for outdoors or a quieter noise overhead in an indoor range. Consider upgrading to gel ear pads, as pictured. They are thicker, and provide a superior seal with shooting glasses, ear mike wires and caps.
I really love the quality and fit of these muffs. However, I should have looked past the great name and price, the NRR of 23 is below minimum recommendations of 25 and most suggestions say to strive for a NRR of 30. Oh well, I'll see how it goes and add plugs if needed even though that defeats the point of buying electronic ear pro. Read the specs like I didn't 😖
Good product but was really tight on my head had to leave them on the box it came in over night to stretch them some before they became more comfortable enough to wear I’ve had no problems otherwise can still hear a bit of sound even though my other brand actually saiys they block out less noise but those work better they seem durable and they adjust well and don’t catch when you adjust them
I now own two sets of these Walker Razer Digital Slim ear-pro. For the money they work great. I have one pair to use at my local indoor range, and another pair I cut the headband off of to pair up with new wire arms that attach to a bump helmet for an outdoor range since I shoot steel there. These respond very quick to mute gun fire, and they are comfortable. You are probably wondering what those black things are on the one side of the ear cups. Well those are made by Walker too, and they plug into the input jack on the Walker Razer slim ear-pro. They turn your ear-pro into two way comms that use the FRS and GMS radio frequencies. You can search for them here on walkersoutlet.com to learn more, and also search on YouTube, they work great. But back to the Razers, these are really nice, check them out, I like them a lot.
Noise cancellation, battery life, and comfort are all wonderful. However, it doesn’t seem to hold up to every day use. After 3 months, the wire insulation is fraying. Retracting and pulling out the buds make it worse. Both sides still work, but it’s days are numbered.
No problem with the headphones. Hearing protection and noise cancellation works great, But really shouldn’t ship ear muffs or head phones with the battery’s stored in the earmuffs. mine blew up in transit
This case is perfect. It is sturdy and feels well made. It fits my Walker hearing protectors perfectly.
This is my second pair and these will not charge either
Product shown is not what is shipped, walker web site is out of date with no current product information, and customer service is apparently abandoned. Nobody can tell me why these have the same SKU code, why they are fundamentally different, or tell me what these are. The seller offered to refund or exchange since even the manufacturer can't tell me what these are. This model appears to have blue tooth, 4 microphones, no audio input jack for walkie talkies, but there is no way to compare features, models or prices with no reliable description. I am going to keep them because I am tired of the run around and time wasted trying to get answers, and look to Brands that stand behind their products other than Walker.
They work great! Picked up the t24 for $18, it was a no brainer. They fit great, sound dampening works fantastically, and they're super comfortable. They feel premium and can take a good sanding.
Items works great and packages good condition.
That’s good deal, fantastic quality.
I ordered the Walker's Ultimate Power Muff ear protection because the web description stated it had a NRR of 27 decibels, only to receive it today and see the manufacturing packaging states the NRR is 26 decibels.
They smell soooo bad that they are probably dangerous for contact with inside of ears. And don't deaden sound well at all.
Arrived very quickly. Good quality part at a reasonable price.
