Razor Slim Electronic Muff

Works extremely well. Especially for the price. I am quite shocked that quality products are still made in 2026. Bought 2 sets. They worked great for my son and I at the range today. They muffle the shots perfectly and the microphone works so well that you can have a full conversation with others at the range. I was able to coach my son easily while both of our ears were well protected. I was even more impressed that when I returned home, I could hear my children from my upstairs bedroom talking and make out the conversation, but when i removed them I couldn't hear them talking at all. These would work so extremely well for hunting, that it might put your hearing on par with the game you are hunting. 5/5. This is a rare rating for me. Most of the stuff I buy on Amazon is crap. This is not crap.

Great fitting & noise-reducing ear muffs. Performs as described. Bought four pair for the family, great value.

We purchased two pairs of the Walker’s Razor Slim Ultra Low Profile Compact — one for me and one for my husband — and used them during a very loud Monster Jam event. We couldn’t be happier with how well they performed. The sound reduction was excellent and made the event enjoyable without feeling overwhelming. They’re very comfortable to wear for extended periods and feel durable and well-made, not flimsy at all. I also like the slim profile since they don’t feel bulky or heavy and the foldable feature! I personally haven’t tried the Bluetooth features yet, but my husband has and he gives them great reviews for sound clarity and convenience. We will be using theses for their upcoming intended use “gun range” and we don’t foresee any concerns. Overall, great quality, reliable protection, and very comfortable. Definitely a purchase we’re glad we made.

I picked these up on a heavy Black Friday sale and I'm so glad I did. I've been needing something simple and small to carry with me when I go hunting that I could potentially slip on before making a shot to protect my hearing. I knew I wasn't going to carry some big bulky earmuffs but at the same time didn't want to be fiddling with little ear plugs while I have gloves on and potentially have a big buck spook off while I keep dropping ear plugs. These are the perfect answer and just after buying them I put them to use in the field and shot my 1st buck of the season! The blacked out camo looks really cool, the build quality is amazing and the fit is perfect. The earpads can be easily adjusted, and on top of all that is the obvious fact that they are also ELECTRONIC and can be easily turned on and off and volume adjusted on the fly and these give you the ability to still hear through the electronic left and right microphones, but as soon as any loud noise happens the microphones immediately muffle/filter the loud noise so you can hear everything around you but then as soon as you take a shot the loud shot sound isn't loud at all. That's a great feature for hunting and also for range time! These are a great value for the money, super lightweight, function just as intended, look cool, fit and feel great, I highly recommend them. And as mentioned before they address my need for not having something bulky to carry out to the stand I can literally put these in my coverall's chest pocket and pull then out when I get to the stand, no problem. Would buy again if needed!

These things are awesome for their cost. You really cant go wrong at their price point. They are comfortable they get the job done and you have clear comms without ever having to take your ears off abd accidentally getting blasted in the ear by someone else not checking if you have your ear pro. 10/10 I am now recommending these to all my friends who havent upgraded to electronic cans.

This is going to be a tricky review considering I am not an expert. First impressions were amazing, it felt so solid and luxurious. The quality felt that of unboxing an iPhone. The electronics also sound great, tested it on a few small scale sounds and it worked really well. The only part that is not perfect is getting into higher caliber rifles it does not muffle the sound as well as I had hoped. So again this could be what it’s designed for and I am just reaching its limits or it just doesn’t sound deaden as much as I expected. But if I put foamy in and these on top of those then it works perfectly fine. I cannot review the earmuffs because I switched them to gel earmuffs before I ever used them.

To start I would like to say that I have paid full price for every piece of digital hearing protection that I possess, and am not receiving anything for this/any review! I have been rather obsessed with finding the best protection over the years because I care about my hearing, will never stop shooting guns, and want to be comfortable while enjoying guns :) . I own every single one of the hearing pro sets that I discuss. If you don't want to/have time to read the whole review, I'm putting my conclusion at the top. Feel free to read the rest to figure out why I answered this way. But here is the quick bottom line: Do not buy a knock off brand. I do not own any of them, but have tried them. Not worth saving a few dollars. Of the more affordable name brands: Walker, 3M, or Howard Leight... The Walkers are by far the best and most comfortable. But if you have a tiny bit more $ to spend, search for the "AKT1 Sport". Are they worth the extra money? Yes, absolutely - buy the AKT1's if you can afford them. If you already own some 3M's, Howard Leight's or Walker's and are looking for a major upgrade without breaking the bank, go for the AKT1's. I have not noticed a difference in sound or comfort (just design) between different Walker models, but I did notice the difference in sound and comfort when I got the AKT1's! Should you just save your money and buy the "Gucci" of ear pro, ComTacs or MSA Sordins? Probably not, but maybe depending on need. The details: In the $50 - $100ish range I own 5 models: Walker's Razor Slim & XCell, Howard Leight's Impact Sport, 3M's Peltor Sport Tacs, and the AKT1 Sport's. The best hearing protection does two things. 1 - it protects your hearing, 2 - it should not be a burden or painful to wear. Walker's, Howard Leight's, and 3M's are not very comfortable for shooting after about an hour, and on my wife (smaller head) they are actually painful to wear for more than about 10 minutes. Each of them also make you sweat because of the material of the cup pads. Howard Leight - I put HL in 5th place because the sound quality is quite "electronic-y", and they are just downright uncomfortable for any period of time. The sound amplification of quiet sounds is quite substantial and impressive at times, however the quality of the sound itself is lacking. I don't need to hear a whisper from across the room if I can't determine whether the whisper came from a robot or a human. (Robots, although friendly looking, are usually evil, so it's important to know the difference) 3M's Peltor Sport Tacs - are in 4th place because their price point was a little higher, they are still uncomfortable for long periods of time, and they are also a bit bulky for shooting rifles. The cheek plate on a rifle is almost guaranteed to nudge these muffs and cause your shooting ear to have decreased protection. They still have a bit of an artificial electronic sound, but seem to have the best overall hearing protection in this price range when shooting larger calibers or indoors (as long as you can avoid the cheek plate nudge). Walker's - The XCEL and Razor models are tied with each-other for 3rd and 2nd place. They beat out HL's & 3M's just because they are a bit more comfortable. But they are tied with each-other because they don't really have a noticeable difference in sound quality or protection. I think they are both the same Walker tech, just different designs and price points. They are both a little more comfortable, and noticeably less "electronic-y" sounding than the Howard's or 3M's. The sound amplification of quiet sounds is pretty impressive. But in order to make them comfortable for extended shooting times you'll have to spend $ on upgraded gel pads. The AKT1's - take first place. I found these on Amazon and never heard of them prior to that. But I am very happy to have found them! There are only 2 little negatives: 1- they are still a bit bulky (although light weight) so the cheek plate of a rifle does nudge them, and 2 - the amplification of quiet sounds is not quite as dramatic as the other brands. However they take first place because the fit is incredibly better on the AKT1 than any of the models mentioned previously. This is true for both large and small heads actually. I think this simply because the band seems to have had a lot of thought/development put into it, and the pads on the ear cups are either real leather or really nice fake leather. Unlike the other models listed above, these are comfortable out of the box. You don't have to upgrade the pads because they are super soft and that alone is quite impressive. The sound quality is also remarkable. They may lack in magnitude of amplification, but the microphone & speakers work together to provide the least artificial sounds of any other headset I have worn (including ComTacs and Sordins). It is sometimes hard to tell if they are even turned on when someone is talking to you, because the sound quality is so good it sounds like their real life voice. Lastly the $200-$400 range: Peltor ComTac's and MSA Sordin Supreme Pro-X's are pretty equivalent to eachother - I cannot decide which of these are actually better. I can say that I like the sound quality of the the speakers in the AKT1's better than both of these high dollar headsets. However they both feel more durable than the AKT1's, and the sound dampening tech in the ComTacs and Sordins are noticeably more advanced than any of the lower priced sets. If you can afford the $200-400 price, then go for them. If you need to use coms while wearing ear protection, buy them. They are the only brands that have a substantial amount of radio/mic/helmet mounting accessories readily available - and the only two that I would trust for coms reliability. The major benefit is the platform they provide. Most (if not all) come with the gel padded cups and I would buy a set with the genuine leather band cover if you use the top headband style. I prefer the Sordins, as they just seem to fit my head better than any other brand, and I am a fan of the brand name. I have not tried the newest Sordin model yet though... so I may have to update this. Are they that much better than the cheaper models? For very specific reasons yes... but if you are not actually needing the coms platform, then buy the AKT1's. Yeah, I think the AKT1's are that good!

These earmuffs are very comfortable to wear. I cut grass wearing a baseball hat. The earmuffs easily fit over the cap. The earmuffs do a good job of keeping the noise level down. I recommend these earmuffs.