Review on 🎧 High-Performance Noise Cancelling Racing Headphones for Nascar Scanners by Race Day Electronics by Kelly Miller

Ok after reading all the good and bad reviews and looking at tons of other headphones I decided to give these a try anyway. I needed a good pair for the Indy 500 this year and I can tell you I wasn't expecting much but I was impressed. I had a good radio to start with but they were very comfortable, had soft padding, blocked the sound well despite some other reviews and by turning up the volume on my headphones I was able to hear the race radio broadcast in perfect order. NOW, that was an Indy 500, if I was running, say, a Nascar Bristol race in a bowl where it's louder due to the track design, I could add a diff view. In terms of weight, I didn't find them to be any heavier than the regular in-ear headphones you buy or rent for racetracks, my shooting headphones are about the same weight. ANY pair of headphones you leave on during a 3-4-5 hour race will feel heavy and crush your head. I only had to take them off after about an hour on warnings to give my ears a rest. It's not like this. manufacturer's fault, but the only slight discomfort, which I didn't expect, was that it was hot, like . Running with no shade, the black earmuffs and padding warmed up a bit under the scorching sun so they felt a bit hot after a while, but the earpads were enough, I don't feel it much. Only had 1 rave with them so far so overall very happy with the other brands I have tried DEF will be buying another pair for the wife.