Peltor Sport RangeGuard Electronic Hearing Protector, NRR 21 dB, Ear Protection for the Range, Shooting and Hunting

Excelente calidad de material y buen reducción de sonido para el tiro de entrenamiento, aunque claro están dentro de la gama de utilización civil pero se pueden comprar adaptadores para el radio, pero dentro de las especificaciones trabajan excelente, faltará usarlos en tiempo de lluvia y climas adversos

Gunshots still pretty loud but the ANC works well otherwise

Excelente Protetor auditivo eletrônico para prática de tiro esportivo e treinamentos. Qualidade do material, boa duração, confortável e isolamento excelente. Recomendo a compra, apesar do custo elevado, é um investimento.

My hobby is projects in the workshop. I am a blacksmith and metal worker. Loud sounds are everywhere. I damaged my hearing when I was a teenager and once I became wise enough to treasure what hearing I had left, I became protective of it. I work with my father at times and wearing standard muffs, I was constantly taking them off for conversation and having to put them back on for the loud work. Not anymore. Hear everything like normal except the loud noises. Turn up the volume and you have super human hearing. At one point, I was running a grinder, heard my phone ring, shut off the grinder, and took the phone call while still wearing these. I just held the phone speaker up to the microphone on the ear muffs. If there is any background noise at all, you can tell when the muffs compress the loud noise. It is interesting how many loud noises I didn't even think about and usually didn't protect against. Things like blowing off an air hose. What is your hearing worth? I wish I had bought them sooner. Update 9/21: Still love them. The only negative I can say is if you are in an environment which is continuously noisy, these will either compress the noise if it’s really loud, which will make it so you can’t hear conversation, or if the noise is not too loud, these will pass the noise to the speakers which also makes conversation difficult. Supposedly the more expensive models do better with this but conversation is difficult in noisy environments with or without muffs so I don’t blame the muffs. I am still glad I bought them. I wear them regularly. They make great music headphones when mowing the lawn too. I did buy the upgraded gel ear cups which are overly priced but very comfortable. They are especially nice when wearing glasses as they form around them better producing less pressure on the head. I did not find the original cups uncomfortable, the gels are just more comfortable. I deal with head pressure causing headaches and the gels help lessen that. The battery life, especially when listen to music, isn’t super long. Several hours though. It is only two AA’s which keeps the muffs weight low. I use rechargeable batteries so it doesn’t bother me any.

If you are needing these for indoor range communication without losing any audio, get something else. The cut off after each shot means communication fr your surrounds is temporarily compromised. In the case of a range, the incessant volley of shots would make it impossible for you to hear any communication eg crucial instructions or warnings to get out of harms way. This is a design flaw, the total block off of sounds for 1-3seconds instead of isolating sounds by decibels makes this sound like a wifi or radio with poor reception at a range. Perhaps good for birdwatching but why wear ear protection when in nature.