Walker Bluetooth In-Ear Hearing Protection @ $140 shipped

Hope you guys made the right decision!

I just ordered one too. :eek:
 
They block enough noise for shooting? Earbuds are tight enough to avoid sound leaks?
Actually, one of the concerns I have about these Walkers we’ve ordered is the claimed attenuation of 23db. That’s not much compared to foam plugs that provide more than 30. :(
 
-23db is probly ok for pistol shooting outdoors, but what's the bluetooth for? Do ya'll like to listen to tunes and talk on the phone while you're shooting?

OTOH -23db bluetooth buds would be ideal for mowing the lawn.
 
-23db is probly ok for pistol shooting outdoors, but what's the bluetooth for? Do ya'll like to listen to tunes and talk on the phone while you're shooting?

OTOH -23db bluetooth buds would be ideal for mowing the lawn.
I like to call my wife on the rare occasion I actually hit something. :cool:
 
Actually, one of the concerns I have about these Walkers we’ve ordered is the claimed attenuation of 23db. That’s not much compared to foam plugs that provide more than 30. :(

I shoot almost exclusively outdoors with suppressed rifles. So I think these will work well for me.
 
-23db is probly ok for pistol shooting outdoors, but what's the bluetooth for? Do ya'll like to listen to tunes and talk on the phone while you're shooting?

OTOH -23db bluetooth buds would be ideal for mowing the lawn.
I think that's the main reason for the bluetooth - so they can do double duty for mowing grass and other around the house activities.

I actually went the more expensive route - got the non-bluetooth ones for shooting and then another pair of over the ear for around the house.
 
Just ordered the non bluetooth.
Hope they work good.


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but what's the bluetooth for?


I wrote an iOS app a while back that....

- let's you designate a number of targets
- designate a duration
- designate a random start time (3-10 second delay)

When you hit start, after the delay, the phone starts calling out target numbers at random intervals (0.5-x seconds) for whatever duration you set.

Play that through the bluetooth for a handy training tool.
 
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I wrote an iOS app a while back that....

- let's you designate a number of targets
- designate a duration
- designate a random start time (3-10 second delay)

When you hit start, after the delay, the phone starts calling out target numbers at random intervals (0.5-x seconds) for whatever duration you set.

Play that through the bluetooth for a handy training tool.
Is this for sale! This sounds like a blast!
 
Is this for sale! This sounds like a blast!

I'm working on it....kinda sorta. If I put it on the app store I have to pay for a developer license (I've been testing using my real job's license) and then actually provide support.

Also, I'm terrible at making things look pretty.
 
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I'm working on it....kinda sorta. If I put it on the app store I have to pay for a developer license (I've been testing using my real job's license) and then actually provide support.

Also, I'm terrible at making things look pretty.
Please keep us updated and PM me if you need another beta tester. :D
 
Now, if it would only stop raining long enough to try ‘em. o_O

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Tried them today at TSA in Raleigh, synced to my phone BT, adjusted volume and nice, adjusted to hear all RSO commands about 1/2 level volume.
I won't use them all the time but when I use my AR and shotguns. edit: I wore them for about 1.5 hours.
 
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Once I understood how to crumble the gummy ear plug, they seem to work ok. I’m not used to them yet and can’t help but notice the difference in noise reduction compared with typical foam plugs. Had the phone ring while I was shooting today and I got to hear the recorded speech about renewing my car warranty. o_O
 
For all the ones that bought these, have you ever used them outdoors while mowing and such and do they do a good job.
 
For all the ones that bought these, have you ever used them outdoors while mowing and such and do they do a good job.
Yeah, they’re ok for that use. They’re rated at 26db (of course, depending on the quality of seal within the ear). When shooting, I wish they did more to seal out sound. Compared with 33db foam earplugs, the difference is significant.
 
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