AXILTRACKR Noise Cancelling Ear Muffs

These are comfortable and allow me to easily communicate with my friends & range-master while shooting everything from a .22 to a 300 win mag. I have the ability to enjoy music and take calls when needed too. I would reccomend these to anyone looking for the best earpro available.

The noise reduction is great .. but the amplifier when you put the batteries in makes a whooshing sound and will drive you crazy in the wind . But we’ll worth the price for the noise reduction alone

Literally negative audio levels. You can hear better with everything turned off than when you turn it on. At full power there is essentially zero audio output. Bluetooth audio not existent. These are absolutely the worst earpro you will ever buy. Anyone who says these are good has literally never worn any other earpro.

I have tried a lot of the similar priced over the ear electronic ear pro, and after about 2-3 hours they start to give you that fatigue headache and really dig into the sides of your head. Not the Axils. Sounds is perfect, i generally can hear people talking 100yards away. I have worn these for 8 hour training sessions and never got the pain or fatigue like over ear pro. The battery life is crazy, im at about 70 hours so far on the same batteries, the other i have used would last 7-10 hours and then you would have to charge or replace the batteries. I bought these when they were $250, best earpro at that price. I see they are a lot cheaper now, just ordered 2 more to keep in my pack for backups and others to try.

OK -once I figured out how to get the batteries in and get it turned on, the muffs performed well. There were no instructions on how to open the battery compartment or how to to them on or adjust the volume. Axil‘s website was pretty useless - the manuals section only showed instructions for their high end Bluetooth muffs and I was able to figure it out from those instructions. That said, the muffs provide food hearing protection at the range while still being able to carry on a conversation with the rangemaster. Turning up the volume a bit gives a background humming noise that can be annoying. I’m not looking for high fidelity but the claim that you can hear better with them on than off would only apply to those who are hard of hearing in the first place. If I keep the volume down to just past the point where they turn on it’s ok. I have a larger head and they just fit over my ears at full extension. If you have a large head, these may not fit.

This review is comparing the my Howard Leight Impact Sport (HLIS) which I've owned for 5 or so years to the Axil Trackr and why I ultimately decided to return these muffs.PRO: They're more comfortable and slightly larger than my Howard Leight Impact Sport muffsPRO: The Trackr's are bluetooth capableCON: The audio quality of the Axil Trackr is hot garbage compared to the HLIS. The HLIS is crisp and clear, the Axil Trackr's sound like 8-bit audio.CON: The audio source direction is not fed into the muffs. If a sound comes from the right, the AXIL's will play that sound on both muffs. This is bad for hunting when I'm turning up the volume all the way to hear game. My $50 HLIS's can play sound over the ear in the direction the sound came from.Both are good at reducing noise and have similar sound amplification so its a tie.

Axil is one of the top line of hearing protection and these muffs fit the bill. The quality seems to be there. They fold up very small that is a plus for your range bag. The low profile makes it much easier when you use your rifle. The noise protection works great you can hear the range commands but blocks out all-most all loud noise. If you are looking for a no frills basic hearing protection at the gun range at a great price look no further.

Took my son to the nascar race and with wearing these he kept them on from comfort and they protected his hearing from all the loud noises