Electronic hearing protection

[12341234]

What are some suggestions, looking for something to use duck hunting mostly maybe with turkeys for some sound enhancements? Ear muffs bother my shooting ability and I hate people that wear ear plugs and can’t hear you talk to them. I have looked around on the internet and see a big difference in prices. What exactly are you getting for something that is $250 verse $1000+?

[Gander]

I don't use electronic ear plugs anymore but if I was going to buy a set it would be digital ESP's. Never heard anyone that was disappointed with theirs.

Analog plugs sound like tin cans. Digital plugs sound like stereo.

[scdiver]

I wear Westone daily. DefendEar Digital2. $250 vs $1000 is custom molded versus instant fit electronic.

If it was weekends only, I would be leaning towards the more cost effective plugs. I have a few buddies with the sound gear and they like them.

[willyworm]

I've also been looking around. The walkers game ear in-ear setups are ok, but for that $100-$250 you're getting what you pay for. They do the job ok, but after a couple hours my ears start to become uncomfortable and eventually get sensitive to the touch. They're one-size-fits-some, whereas all the $1000+ I've seen are custom molded to your ear so they don't hurt.

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[BET]

I've also been entertaining the thought of something along these lines lately. Is there anything that can do hearing protection, sound enhancement, and has Bluetooth?

[Duckman#1]

I have wildears and no complaints

[Headhunter]

Check the next big sporting clay event nearest to you and see if the PremEar vendor will be there. They can make you a custom pair of silicone ear plugs. I’m pretty sure they also have an electronic option as well. I’ve been pleased with mine

[TennDan]

nacre quietpro | Ebay - it's not the newest technology but it is inexpensive, tough (water resistance if not proof), and it works well.

[joeydpga]

https://www.amazon.com/Decibullz-Per...+filters&psc=1

I've been happy with these

[Smilee]

https://www.amazon.com/Decibullz-Per...+filters&psc=1

I've been happy with these

Can I wear them to shoot doves and hear my buddy 75-100 yards away yell at me? Or carry on a conversation with someone standing next to me?

[Sportin' Woodies]

I'm trying to shoot my hearing out. No more listening to people's bullshit.

[Highstrung]

I have, it's gone in my left ear. It doesn't bother me, although some people think I'm ignoring them or acting like an ass. I make my son wear them. I will throw them on if I'm sighting in a rifle under our shed.. but I never plan on wearing a pair hunting. When my son turns eighteen, he can make his own choice if he wants to be pig headed like me.

[Hogg]

Great napping with the right ear on the pillow.

[banded_mallard]

I'm trying to shoot my hearing out. No more listening to people's bullshit.

Better mess up your eye sight to because you sue do read a lot of it on here

[Highstrung]

Great napping with the right ear on the pillow.

Hell yeah it is. Even going to bed, sucks though the way my couch faces. I have to turn the tv up too loud if I'm laying there trying to watch something.

[joeydpga]

Can I wear them to shoot doves and hear my buddy 75-100 yards away yell at me? Or carry on a conversation with someone standing next to me?

Yes.


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[BMAC_ducks]

ESP, expensive but worth it.

[Palmetto Bug]

I bought electronic custom plugs several years ago. I wish I had done it years sooner.

I can turn them up and hear conversations from across the field or in another duck blind. I can hear a ringneck's wings whistling better than without them. They are a bit harder to use turkey hunting because it's hard to adjust your volume when calling...and if you have them turned way up, you'll find yourself quietly calling to a gobbler five miles away.

They accentuate wind noise somewhat and it's always a relief to take them out at the end of a hunt or round of clays.