34dB NRR Hearing Protection Ear Muffs – Highest NRR Compact Design Ear Protection for Loud Events & Sensory Use

I've used this product for 10 months as of December 2025 for indoor range firearm practice. Use then approximately 6-7 times a month for a total of about 1000 rounds a month (9mm). I use them in conjunction with the throw-away polyurethane foam ear plugs. I have found them to very effective, light weight, reasonably comfortable and very fairly priced. Some complaints I've seen is that, since they are indeed foldable (collapsible), getting them on your head is sometimes a bit of a challenge after taking them out of your range bag! I admit that sometimes you have to manipulate them a bit but I do not see that as a big issue. They do the job of safely reducing the noise level and as far as I'm concerned that is what I really care about. I have held numerous conversations with other shooters and RSO personnel and have little to no trouble hearing or understanding them. I have not tried them with a rifle but I will hazard a guess and say that they will likely not interfere with your handling of that weapon (only a guess). I recommend them.

These earmuffs exceeded my expectations. The hearing protection is excellent.-they black out loud machinery, yard equipment, and constant background noise without making them feel bulky or overly tight. They’re very lightweight, I forget that I have them on. They’re very comfortable! They fit securely without causing pressure on the ears. These are a great choice, comfortable, and well-made definitely worth it!

I was torn for a few weeks between these, and the following ear muffs and thought it would be handy to order all of them, and share my thoughts, in the vain for saving other buyers, Amazon, the sellers, and all the resources that go into making, shipping, returning stuff that you know won’t work right out the gate. Here goes. I got: * Razors * Pro For Sho * Clear Armor * Peltor Sport Ultimate (by 3M) I wear these in noisy concert halls, on airplanes, at my gym to workout, because they like to blast techno at Lifetime Fitness and forget they’re just a gym, not a nightclub, and when operating machinery (I’m a handy lady landlord), and to sleep when in a snoring environment. In quick detail: -> Peltors are way too tight all around the muff, pressing into my temples and jaw hinge etc (and I tend to have a smaller/medium sized head) - I had a headache within a couple of hours, though in terms of sound insulation, they were the best, very good sound insulation. But I can’t wear them, too painful, so I’m returning them. Overall pretty good quality. Pretty adjustable and fit was otherwise good. Ear muff material seemed a little in the cheap side. -> The Razors are too tight at the base of the ear, pressing hard into my lymph nodes at the intersection between the top of my neck, back of the jaw, under the ear. Pressure in lymph nodes is not good, so they’re going back. They were adjustable, and overall, seemed like better quality than the others. -> Pro For Sho - too soon to tell. On initial fit, they don’t seem too tight so I’m hoping after a longer trial they’ll work because they are sleek (which would be easier to sleep and travel with). The sound insulation is not as good as the Peltor or Clear Armor, but I’m not on a runway or operating that loud of machinery that it really matters that much. Will update review after a longer trial wear. -> Clear Armor - also good fit (not too tight) during first try fitting. They are NOT low profile, so less desirable but the sound insulation is excellent, like the Peltors, and better than the two low profile Razors and Pro For Shos. Will also have to test a longer fitting and see what happens. Stay tuned. Will post videos of the other muffs on their proper sites since I can only upload one video in each spot.

I bought these to cover my ears when I use my very loud leaf blower. They definitely block out a lot of the sound, and I feel confident that they are protecting my hearing. I don't use them that often, but they seem to be a good quality.

These work great! I bought these for service work in NW NC to chip up downed trees from Helene. This muffle the sound and are comfortable to wear all day.

Finally got a chance to take these out shooting. They are incredibly sound dampening. The fit is only a bit snug over a hat. I wear a hat size of L/XL in Flexfit sized hats. They are easy to slip on, adjust the ear muffs up or down to fit securely over my ears, and they really do block out a lot of noise. I had to pull a cuff to the side just to hear people talking at normal volume. The value is really good for these, and I hope they hold up for a long time! They are one of only a few that I found in the 34dB range. The only thing is, I may have to invest in a case to keep them protected in my bag or something I can clip to my bag. Other than that, these are excellent and do what they say they do!

These Muffs are touted as having 34db of attenuation. I compared them to my Pro Case Muffs which only have 26 db of attenuation. The "Pro For Sho" Muffs were louder than the Pro Case. The only two plus factors for the Pro For Sho Muffs are the slim profile and the ability to fold up into a tiny ball. I recommend buying the Pro Case muffs, they are definitely quieter...!!!

Great purchase. The noise cancellation fae excels the ear protection I had been using previously at the shooting range. The unit appears to be durable and a good quality, I will certainly be using them out in the yard when the neighbors music is too loud as well as when I’m using power equipment, so it is versatile. If there are smaller sizes available, this would be highly suitable for children in a high noise environment.

I bought these for shooting, why? for the 34 D B protection. I also bought a cheaper pair as a spare, different make and half the cost £16.95. The only difference between the two, a second layer of thin sponge, cost around 2 pence a side. These say on the net for shooting..... when mine arrived on the back of the box it states may not be an accurate indicator of protection against noise such as gunfire...believe me there is no difference between these and the cheaper ones I bought with 22 D B for shooting. This is not a good product if you want to protect your hearing while shooting.

Small for my ears

Don't even bother. It's just generic foam in a plastic casing. So loud when anything brushes up against the plastic case....go with construction ones.

Protege bem contra ruídos e é confortável de usar.

The product arrived in time, and it provides some sound insulation, these are the good things, this is why it has two stars. The packaging was in amazon plastic bag and the product's box was damaged during shipping, this is not good practice Amazon! On the other had: The product is not as advertised. The adjustment of the earcups is very difficult, the headband is a sturdy plastic with a non-adjustable length, the earcups angle and position can be adjusted only, it is not comfortable to wear. The earcups are squeezed into the skull to achieve sound insulation, but the result is immediate discomfort and a pain buildup, to wear it for a person with eyeglasses is impossible. Materials: they used cheap brittle plastic, no soft materials which is important for the long term use, is not a child friendly product. The designer created an inferior product keeping in mind gun clubs or industrial applications only. Stay away from this, I don't recommend it to anybody.