Ear Protection: Muffs, Digital Muffs, and Digital In-Ear plugs.

In this video I go over some Walker entry level muffs, Walker Digital Muffs, and Radians Vertex Nano ear plugs. Pro's and Con's and whether or not you should spend the money.

[@mickeydapikey335]

Great Channel man I enjoy it a lot. There's a lot of guys, Minutemen so to speak starting up channels like this doing good reviews sprinkled with good morals and ethics. It does a lot of good for many people as it helps to save money from being wasted on wrong items and moves us all forward towards preparedness.

[@civilianangle]

Being prepared is my number one priority and I think a lot of people realized that it was important when the pandemic hit, and I'm hoping newcomers watch this and feel they can make a better choice instead of wasting their money. I appreciate the feedback a lot.

[@mickeydapikey335]

I've struggled with the situation in which the over-ear pro contact the stock and break the seal. Eventually I started using orange plugs with the electronic over here on top just so I can hear and communicate with others on the Range. I recently got my hands on a 1.93 riser and very much enjoyed that. One of the many benefits of high risers for me is that my over ears are less likely to contact stock. I thought my ear pro troubles were solved. But when you shoot in other positions like rollover prone and such I ended up making contact yet again. So now I'm here looking for in Ear reviews Lol

[@civilianangle]

Ya I’ve had nothing but issues with over ear when it comes to rifles. An in ear that doesn’t touch the stock, and can amplify your hearing by 5x is a no brainer for me.

[@stephenknecht7189]

I was gonna buy a pair of the radians but I bought the Caldwell set bc it has Bluetooth and I can listen to my music while shooting

[@stephenknecht7189]

Sometimes.with the muffs it's hard to get set on a rifle when shooting without them getting moved and allowing the sound the come thru

[@minimojor53]

Do you know if they work with continues loud sounds like turbine engine runs? I've found several that do pops but continuous loud noises have been an issue.

[@civilianangle]

I think you’d have to check the decibel rating on them. In my experience I’ve only used them for firearms. As far as the digital sound cancellation I’m also not sure if they work for long periods of time, and I think you’d burn through batteries quite a bit. The digitalis detect a certain decibel level and kill it so if that engine or turbine isn’t quite loud enough then you are gonna hear it, and the only way to mitigate that is turn the volume way down which defeats the intended purpose of the muffs or plugs.