Electronic hearing protection allows you to safely enjoy the shooting sports and still be aware of the world around you. Electronic hearing protection reduces the ferocious noise of your firearm discharging, yet still allows you to hear normal conversation around you. Now Walker’s is rolling an all-new hearing protection solution, the X-TRM Razor Digital with Bluetooth earmuffs. The earmuffs are improved from the original Razor earmuffs.
The new X-TRM Razor Digital with Bluetooth has a comfortable design and advanced sound management performance that has many innovative features such as comfortable gel ear pads and an ultra-low profile shape to ear cups to help prevent interference when shouldering long guns or on a gun rest. The ergonomic headband design has a cool mesh coating for all-day wear, along with dual high-gain microphones, fast digital sound-activated compression, and a smooth control knob to adjust the ambient noise to your liking.
On the range or in the field, the X-TRM Razor Digital w/Bluetooth provides greater communication convenience and safety on the range with an advanced digital circuitry, Bluetooth capabilities, active dynamic sound suppression, wind noise reduction, an ultra-low-profile and compact folding design. Hearing protection is never compromised with the X-TRM Razor Digital w/Bluetooth’s NRR 23 rating and clear digital sound.
Walker’s X-TRM Razor Digital w/Bluetooth features:
- Advanced Digital Circuit
- Bluetooth Enabled
- Cool Mesh Headband
- Comfort Gel Earpads
- Active Dynamic Sound Suppression
- Hi Gain Omni Directional Mics
- Clear Digital Sound
- Lightening Fast Reaction Time
- Wind Noise Reduction
- 4 Hour Auto Shut Off
- Ultra Low Profile Design
- Rubberized Coating
- Audio Input Jack
- Compact Folding Design
- Comfort Headband W/ Metal Wire Frame
- Sound Dampening Composite Housing
- NRR: 23
MSRP for the X-TRM Razor Digital hearing earmuffs is $149.99. To learn more about these products and other hearing protection accessories from Walker’s, please visit walkersgameear.com.
