🔊 Enhance Hearing Protection with Elvex Level Dependent Earmuffs Review

Use it mainly for indoor shooting competitions. At least 10 people shoot at the same time. They work great. The sounds are muffled, but I can still hear the gunslinger's orders clearly. They make a pleasant "ringing" sound when fired. I would recommend them.

I use in-ear headphones on stage. None of them block what the manufacturer claims, no matter how expensive it is. That's why I wear range cups over my headphones. The problem is that the shells actually boost bass frequencies because the plastic vibrates with the bass, which in turn vibrates your skull. For some reason Elvex doesn't do that. I don't know if that's intentional, but they're great for protecting ears on stage.

Suitable for outdoor use. The electronic circuits can pick up electronic interference, therefore they are not suitable for all locations. Perfect for what I use them for. I also have a set of Honeywell Impact Pro Sound Amplification Electronic Earmuff (R-01902) Howard Leight electronic headphones. There isn't much difference between them. Honeywell also has an electronic noise problem. Overall I prefer the Elvex for comfort and build quality. They fit perfectly in the Impact Pro case.