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Howard Leight Impact Sport Electronic Earmuff

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Hey guys...

Any one out there ever use/own this muff? Howard Leight

I was watching a review of them on you tube and they look pretty good.

I just can't bring myself to spend 50$ when a 3$ set of plugs work ok.

Well worth the cash. I have two pairs, absolutely love them.

I have them too. They work great and it's nice to be able to hear what's going on around you.

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Damn you guys are fast! Thanks.

I'll have to add them to ever growing list of stuff.

Definitely a good value for the $50 or so. I still used foam plugs under the earmuffs when at an indoor range for extra protection. After a year with the Howard Leights I dropped the $260 for a set of Sordin Supreme Pro III's and they are worth every penny.

I have a pair that is branded differently but exactly the same muffs. Fantastic! I've tried a bunch of different ones and these are top notch.

I have a pair and like em a lot.

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Thanks again guys. You've all been very helpful.

I'm so glad i joined this forum.

I bought a pair based on the glowing reviews. They are well built, low profile and comfortable but I found them to be pretty loud compared to my Peltor muffs. I haven't used them since I first used them at the rang. They will likely be a back up or for range guests.

I use them. The NRR isn't so hot, and the delay in cut out is a bit on the slow side. Performance is similar to quite a few competitors that sell for a whole lot more, which is why reviews sound good.

 

Myself, I use them for indoors on top of disposable foam plugs with a 33db NRR rating. I can hear conversations much better, but the comped open guns are much more bearable. For outdoors, I use just the plugs and a hit with a brim.

 

They are worth the money, I just haven't met a set of amplified muffs that are good to go as primary hearing protection.

You cannot go wrong for the price and they use aaa batteries not watch or 123 batteries. They also have an auto shutoff which is a bonus. There are much better ears out there but not for the price. Plus the green color is so ugly no one will steal them. LOL

You cannot go wrong for the price and they use aaa batteries not watch or 123 batteries. They also have an auto shutoff which is a bonus. There are much better ears out there but not for the price. Plus the green color is so ugly no one will steal them. LOL

 

The green makes the tacticool though! :lol:

They are electroic and work well, worth the cost.

Scig

Amazon used to sell these for $43, which is what I bought them at. Still a decent price at $53, I guess. Definitely recommend them.

Can you make your SIG PIC BIGGER please..:icon_mrgreen:

 

Harry

 

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I'm not sure I know how to do this but I don't think she'll mind. Time to go meet wifey to label the wine bottles from this season's brew. :good:

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