PROHEAR 016 Ear Protection Safety Earmuffs for ShootingCarbonfree Certified

Affordable and great quality. Gets the job done.

Already used them and they performed great!

Purchased these for weed trimming / lawn mower / chainsaw work and so far I'm impressed. They are comfortable , light weight and fit me great ( 5'10 male ) . Its my first pair of over the ear muffs , got tired of jamming sponge plugs into my ears so I cant really compare them to another brand. But for what i use them for they greatly cut down on the noise produced by my equipment. I would recommend these and would purchase again if ever needed.

These worked pretty darn well -- not silent but good enough -- over just using the small foam earplugs. These came with a set of those too and paired together, would probably be very close to silent. My only issue was they were tight fitting across my head, so tight, it was like my head as in a vice-grip! Don't think I have a big head (female) but these are maybe best suited for a child instead? Or better suited for people who are moving their head around a lot? They definitely work though.

High quality and comes with a nice storage bag. Very comfortable to wear.

I can't speak for longevity as they are new but they are comfortable and work well. Nothing fancy but seem to be well made, especially for the price. They even come with a nice little bag.

Good ones for the price, got the purple and black set and they block the noise that would hurt your ears, my grandson said that people vear away from this brand but now that we have some we don't know why, yes they block out the noise Good price 👍, highly recommended by both of us.

Haven't gotten to try these with a rifle or indoors yet, but they handle firing (9mm) pistols outdoors just fine.I THOROUGHLY, however, recommend that you go for the gel pad version or just upgrade to them. Those are miles more comfortable with glasses, safety or otherwise, and provide a way better seal than the foam ones.Going to an indoor range sometime in the next week or so and I'll be bringing along IEM headphones for an extra layer of protection, as well as for music. Will update then.(Late) Update: Wore them with some cheap IEMs (likely adding to the overall NRR, so take that into consideration and, frankly, you should probably go for that or earplugs anyway due to the echo) on underneath for music at an indoor range. Fired off over 100 rounds of 9mm from a subcompact and they worked perfectly, no ringing, no buzzing, no issues whatsoever.I can't, however, vouch for its effectiveness if you're right next to some dude with a short barreled .308 and a muzzle brake. Maybe move a few lanes down.Again, go for the gel pads or the version that specifically comes with them. Other than that? No complaints whatsoever.