I purchased the Otto Noize Barrier earplugs. Our local indoor range is pretty small (25' x 45', with a 9' ceiling). I could NOT use them at our indoor range. I will try them again indoors, but at a bigger/wider range. Outdoor pistol range they worked well with rain and wind (foam plugs). I used the lower suppressed (?) mode. High mode had too much enhanced (?) background noise. At some point I will try them in the long gun area.
@@MrEMA433 I used mine for the first time last week shooting Sporting Clays, there was some wind, but I don't remember it being an issue. I used the flanged attachments, and during the 2 hour session I forgot I was wearing these. I was advised to try the Comply earphone tips for even better sound suppression, and I'll be running these next range day. I'll be shooting DTA SRS 338LM under a tin roof, there is no better test than that; I usually double up, but for this test I'll use these as stand alone. I'll report back.
Thank you for the feedback! I received mine today. I will try them at an indoor range on Monday, then at an outdoor range the following Sunday (rain and wind is expected). Thanks Again, Christian Smith and CID!!
@@SkintSNIPER262 nothing. So my indecisive impulse ass bought both msa and otto. Love them both. Msa I use when I just need hearing protection. Otto I'm trying to attach to my helmet but for now also just regular hearing protection. But again. I love them both haha
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I purchased the Otto Noize Barrier earplugs.
Our local indoor range is pretty small (25' x 45', with a 9' ceiling). I could NOT use them at our indoor range. I will try them again indoors, but at a bigger/wider range.
Outdoor pistol range they worked well with rain and wind (foam plugs). I used the lower suppressed (?) mode. High mode had too much enhanced (?) background noise.
At some point I will try them in the long gun area.
I've used/tested the earbud model last year. Holy hell do those things perform.
Any problem with wind?
MrEMA433 they’ve been tested and I’ve personally used them in high winds with no sound quality degradation.
Thank you for replying!
@@MrEMA433 I used mine for the first time last week shooting Sporting Clays, there was some wind, but I don't remember it being an issue. I used the flanged attachments, and during the 2 hour session I forgot I was wearing these. I was advised to try the Comply earphone tips for even better sound suppression, and I'll be running these next range day. I'll be shooting DTA SRS 338LM under a tin roof, there is no better test than that; I usually double up, but for this test I'll use these as stand alone. I'll report back.
Thank you for the feedback! I received mine today. I will try them at an indoor range on Monday, then at an outdoor range the following Sunday (rain and wind is expected). Thanks Again, Christian Smith and CID!!
Is the downlead detachable?
Hello?
All I care about is whether it fits under my ACH. No fit, no buy.
MSA sordin blows this junk out of the water
Why? This is what in trying to find out. Im stuck between the two. This having 40db opposed to the msa 28
@Libertarian 4 Life thanks for the clarification
@@iSPELLinAMERICAN Don't see the persons comment. What's bad about the Otto TAC?
@@SkintSNIPER262 nothing. So my indecisive impulse ass bought both msa and otto. Love them both. Msa I use when I just need hearing protection. Otto I'm trying to attach to my helmet but for now also just regular hearing protection. But again. I love them both haha
@@iSPELLinAMERICAN Do you know if the downlead on the TAC is removeable?