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 earmuff October 1, 2008
Very comfortable, and does a very good job keeping out noice. Very good fit.
Great fit September 30, 2008
Great fit, very comfortable, I can wear them all day at the range and barely notice them.
Just perfect September 24, 2008
1 out of 2 found this review helpful
Am I glad I got these ear muffs or what! I work in San Diego and nearby is an airforce base. Continuously during the day, helicopters and jet planes fly overhead. Added to that, my annoying co-worker stretches and yawns, pops sunflower seeds into his mouth and makes weird chewing noises and is responsible for miscellaneous sounds. I did try the Bose sound canceling headphones once, but they gave me headaches. These earmuffs worked just as other reviewers raved about. An added bonus was that the keyboard noises were also reduced significantly. For the price, these things should be mandatory in most offices with shared cubicles!
 Not noise cancelling - noise reducing. Amazon has mislabeled this product. September 19, 2008
2 out of 4 found this review helpful
That is not just a symantic difference. Noise cancelling implies active circuitry to detect specific frequencies and emit an inverse signal to counteract them. These are not even labeled as noise cancelling on the box but as noise reducing. That means that the noise reduction is completely passive. Amazon has mislabeled this product and it was not what I expected. They are, however, very good noise reducing earmuffs. A bit bulky, though.
Just the best!! September 17, 2008
1 out of 1 found this review helpful
I have bought several of these earmuffs and they are the best I have ever used. I use them for lawn mowing, chain sawing, target shooting, air nailing, sawzalling, as well as many other loud activities. They are super comfy and soft on your ears and when I mow for hours on end I have my ear buds in the wrong ears and upside down while listening to music and they are still comfortable. The only bad thing is when one of your dogs eats a pair (sad).
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