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Caldwell E-Max Low Pro Electronic Ear Muffs

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Was looking for something on Midway and noticed that the Caldwell E-MAX Low Profile Electronic Earmuffs are on sale for $17.99 plus shipping. These are usually in the $25-30 range and overall they're not too bad.. especially at the sale price.

 

http://www.midwayusa.com/viewproduct/?productnumber=774928&utm_source=topsell2&utm_medium=homepage

I bought a pair of these a few years ago. They are not that good! There is no insulation between your ears and the outside of the ear muff. I stopped using them electronically and took them apart and stuffed some fiberglass insulation in the muffs which makes them quieter. Personally I would invest in a better pair.

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Not sure what you mean by insulation - they have the typical covered foam stuff around the part that goes over the ear.

 

There are definitely better muffs out there (I prefer Howard Leights myself), and I only use the E-MAX LowPros as loaners to friends, but for 18 bux, they're not bad.

Not sure what you mean by insulation - they have the typical covered foam stuff around the part that goes over the ear.

 

There are definitely better muffs out there (I prefer Howard Leights myself), and I only use the E-MAX LowPros as loaners to friends, but for 18 bux, they're not bad.

 

Not sure what I mean! Between your ear and the plastic outside of the muff there is nothing in between. What is it you don't understand? Plastic is not an insulator. I don't care they are your ears!

Not sure what I mean! Between your ear and the plastic outside of the muff there is nothing in between. What is it you don't understand? Plastic is not an insulator. I don't care they are your ears!

 

Bro - ease up. Maybe his pair has insulation and yours doesn't. I'm quite sure he knows the difference between plastic and the normal padding. Sheesh.

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