- Low-profile cups with cut-outs are ideal for use with rifles and shotguns
- Foldable for storage, protection and portability
- Lightweight and comfortable for extended wear
- Fully adjustable headband ergonomically engineered to reduce pressure points
Details
Design for safety without sacrificing comfort, the Peltor™ Sport Shotgunner™ II Hearing Protector reduces sound levels for reliable passive hearing protection. Featuring low-profile cups with cut-outs, the Shotgunner II is ideal for use with rifles and shotguns.
- Low-profile cups with cut-outs are ideal for use with rifles and shotguns
- Foldable for storage, protection and portability
- Lightweight and comfortable for extended wear
- Fully adjustable headband ergonomically engineered to reduce pressure points
- Soft, conformable rings provide a better seal
- Stylish, two-color design
Specifications
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Attribute Name
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Value
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Attenuation
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24 Decibel
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Brand
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PELTOR™
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Color Family
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Multi-color
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Product Type
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Ear Muff
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Product Usage
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Shooting and Hunting
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Selling Country
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United States
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Customer Reviews
Peltor™ Sport Shotgunner™ II Hearing Protector is rated
out of
5 by
2.
Rated 1 out of
5
by
Guns777 from
Break easily.
Bought these at Walmart few days ago. Price was good. Was going to use them for the first time today at the firing range, but they fell from the back of care about 2 feet and a connection point on one of the muffs broke. Luckily I had back up earplugs or my day would of been a waste.
Date published: 2018-04-14
Rated 5 out of
5
by
Khisel from
Excellent for use with earbuds!
Found these from a mention in a WSJ article about using them in conjunction with earbuds to improve the sound and eliminate bleed in. I listen to earbuds at the gym but there is so much noise that the 'buds don't filter it out. These are a revelation! Now I don't have to hear other people rudely talking on their phones, racket from all the machines, and he-men clanging their weights on the floor. They are comfortable and the earpads don't absorb perspiration.
Date published: 2017-04-15
