Very good quality. It's a pity that there is no case or protection for the ear cups themselves. Noise reduction on an open shooting range is acceptable, unfortunately I haven't been to a closed one yet. Very comfortable. It's easy to change the batteries by lifting the flap. They don't have wireless connectivity, and for the price they could, as with today's technology it's nothing complicated. Big plus for not having buttons for turning on and volume control. In other, much more expensive headphones, they broke after two years. I recommend. Great promotion on the Multicam color. You won't find it cheaper anywhere, and uniformed services get an additional 6% discount.
Walker's Razor Slim Active Hearing Protectors - Pink
Lightweight and low-profile active hearing protectors engineered for sport shooters, military personnel, and other individuals in uniformed services. Ideal for use at shooting ranges as well as in combat scenarios. Their ergonomic design ensures both comfort and practicality, even during extended wear.
Omni-directional microphones, SAC system
Equipped with two high-frequency omnidirectional microphones, ambient sounds are detected and relayed to the integrated HD speakers. Utilizing the SAC (Sound Activated Compression) system, loud noise bursts (such as gunfire) are suppressed to a safe level within 0.02 seconds.
Composite headband, foldable design
A contoured headband crafted from a non-slip composite material and an adjustable ear cup system enable the protectors to be tailored precisely to individual user preferences. Thanks to their foldable construction, transportation and storage are highly convenient.
High noise attenuation efficiency
Built to American NRR standards, these effectively attenuate noise by 23 dB.
Audio input, volume control
Equipped with a 3.5 mm audio input, the protectors can be linked to electronic devices such as a cell phone or radio. An ergonomic, fluted control knob provides the ability to power the unit on and fine-tune the volume level.
Powered by AAA batteries
Utilizing two AAA batteries (included) for operation, battery replacement is easily accomplished by removing the side panel on one of the casings.
Main features
- SAC technology
- Dual omni-directional mics
- Reinforced composite headband
- 23 dB noise attenuation
- 3.5 mm aux input
- Requires 2 x AA batteries for operation
Technical data
Shade: Pink
Noise Reduction Rating (NRR, as designated in the USA): 23 dB
Battery requirement: 2 x AAA batteries (supplied)
Folded dimensions: 14 x 12 cm
Ear cup measurements: 10 x 7.5 cm
Headband thickness: 14.97 mm
Headband width: 50 mm
Mass: 343 g
Produced by: Walker's, USA
| Color/camouflage | Other |
|---|---|
| Main color | Pink |
| Hearing protection | active |
| Protector type | Over-ear |
| NRR attenuation | 23 dB |
| Volume control | Yes |
| Audio output | 3.5 mm Mini Jack |
| Power type | Battery |
| Communication microphone in the set | Yes |
| Weight | 343 g |
| Dimensions when folded | 14 x 12 cm |
| EAN | 1000000222807 |
| Manufacturer code | GWP-RSEM-PNK |
| Brand | Walker's |
| EAN |
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Review summary
Number of reviews: 4
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I bought these headphones on sale for $50, and in my opinion, that is exactly what they are worth. I liked them right away — they are light, compact, and fit well. At this price, I consider them a great choice for the shooting range and for simple, everyday use. However, I would not recommend them to military personnel for more demanding tasks; in that case, it would be better to go for a $200–$300 model.
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These headphones are sometimes considered a model for beginner shooters, but after purchasing gel ear cushions, they perform at a much higher level. I am fully satisfied with the effectiveness of the noise reduction.
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The headphones are really fine, I bought them for about 2000 with a discount. For this amount, they positively surprised me, because they not only work but also perform quite well. Sure, there are some difficulties with determining the direction of the sound, but when I remember their price, it stops bothering me. I will also add that it is worth buying silicone tips, because after an hour of wearing the standard ones, my ears start to hurt.
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