Can this item be worn with hearing protection? It looks as though it would interfere with my sound-blocking muffs.
1799269
You can wear the earmuffs. You put on the faceshield, lift the shield, adjust ear muffs and then lower shield. It seems to work for me.
1799270
I wear ear plugs with the face shield. Ear muffs might be tough. You might be able to do it if they were the type that you could turn the head band down on, say to the back of the head, if they the band wasn't tight.
1826931
Absolutely. There is a cut out specifically for the speaker so sound is not blocked at all. Hope this helps!
1828755
They Do A Very Good Job Of Blocking The Noise Surrounding You. I Don't Hear The Noises Around Me, So When Someone Talks To Me I Take One Of The Earbuds Out Of My Ear. I Hope This Helps.
1470007
Not really cause the ear muffs have a soft memeory foam cushion, so once its squeezes on your ears far enough the metal of the speak start hurting your ear......, plus the kraken has no mute... Sucks balls! And regret buying them
805239
No. This product is a reflection-absorber, not soundproofing material. For what you are discussing, you will need a different kind of product (essentially, sheets of dense rubber such as Peacemaker). No matter what you do, it's going to cost dearly, and not be particularly effective.
1915044
No. It will not block out the sound completely but it will muffle it (equivalent to holding a pillow over your ears).
74559
I'm sure these would work for that particular purpose. However, you could probably achieve the same (if not better) results with some simple ear plugs. I use these when shooting as a second form of protection (I also use plugs). I say that to let you know I've never used just the earmuffs by themselves. In that regard, I'm a bit hesitant to say emphatically that these would work well for your proposed purpose.
1672345
It depends on the helmet, but if muffling noise inside the helmet is a concern, then I would tend to assume that the helmet padding does not apply any pressure over the ears, so these should work. If the helmet padding presses on your ears it may push uncomfortably against the earplugs, but then it would also muffle noise on its own.
15359
it blocks noise very well.I like to wear it in my studio so I can concentrate on my work when people talking around me
1568017
These muffs are designed to protect your ears from loud noises such as gunfire, riveting guns and other 'shock' noises. They allow you to hear normal conversation. They will Not eliminate loan music. However, if you are talking LOUD music, they will subdue the loudness and, protect your hearing. They are comfortable to wear and not overly heavy.I hope this helps you with your decision.
686387
Possibly, but I've only worn them while enjoying live (loud) music, and it doesn't muffle out the music, it just brings the sound level down a few decibles - enough to enjoy the music without damaging your hearing. I usually use Flents Quiet Please Foam Ear Plugs when I want drown out loud noises.
493065
is it protective at all? yes it is. however, it would be hard for the manufacturer or anyone really to get a true decibel rating. im not sure how good it would actually be. mutt muffs have pretty large holes where the straps pass through plastic. if I had to make an educated guess, these are about as protective for your dog as it would be for you to put your hands over your ears. also, remember that dogs tend to perk their ears up when they're trying to listen to something. mutt muffs force your dogs ears flat (first line of audible defense) then go around and cover the ear (second line of audible defense). for a dog that's exposed to firearms this product is the only option I've found that serves its purpose. it will require a some training sessions if your dog doesn't take to them being on his head.
821398
It does help block out a modest amount of noise, but it is not a solution for large noise issues. I hope this helps.
1720868
Yes I think so. My motherinlaw wears it. The amplifier fits around your ear with the hearing part inside. Sound maybe muffled by being covered. Hope this helps.
299537
I haven't had a problem with ear protection muffs over these glasses. There is a little pressure on the ear hook, so if you are very sensitive to the added pressure it might bother you. Chances are you'll be fine. I don't need a tool to change the lenses. They snap in and out readily. No, they won't fit over prescription glasses. There are glasses designed for that.
1902903
I would think so. The ear muffs are touching when not on my head so they shouldn't have a problem fitting that way and the top of the muffs actually slid in snug to the top of the band.
408821
Since the headband usually fits pretty tight on your hardhat you would need to position the hearing protectors behind your neck. Probably take some extra adjustment but they should work.