Any recommendations for a good set? I currently have a set of Peltor Tactical 6 and can’t stand changing the battery’s on that model. I feel like the damper comes in a little late on those as well.
I am not at the range everyday, so looking to spend $100-$200 on a good set.
Thanks.

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pretty darn good and only $49

I have the ones mentioned above, and I really like them.

After several pairs of high end 'shooting ear muffs' my wife bought me a pair of Ryobi industrial ear muffs. They cost less than $60.00 at Home Depot and they come with re-chargable batteries and a charger unit. Best things since pockets on a shirt. If you aren't concerned about not wearing the latest tachti-cool stuff, give them a try..they are better than any 'shooters specific' muffs I've seen.

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I have the Howard Leight Impact Sport Electronic Earmuffs and they are rated at NRR-22. When I go to the range with someone I want to listen to or sorta keep an eye on I use them or I want to hear what is going on around me. I like them and battery life seems pretty good but I don't use them every trip so I can't really tell you about exact battery life. The ones you have mentioned seem to be rated at NRR-22 as well.
When it is just me or just other shooters I use Peltor Ultimate 10 which are rate at NRR-29, much better. Each number is, I believe, a factor of 10. So from 22 to 29 is a LOT.
Back to the question. I like the Howard Leight's I have and think they work great but I haven't tried the $200 models and don't plan too.

Never have tried the electronic type. Always have used the cheap $10 ear muffs or ear plugs when I go out...

I use the HL linked above along with foam plugs too. Low profile muffs with double protection and able hear speech. The combination works well for me.

The Caldwell ones are surprisingly good for the price.

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I think Winchester makes some surprisingly good ones that Wally World sells for sub $30. Nothing fancy (no auto shut off, each muff is independent, etc) but the NRR is good (30+?) and the amplification is tinny but good. I like mine quite a bit and even opt for them over the Howard Leight + plugs that are my secondary setup. The HLs the,selves I find are too loud for me (not a fan of loud noises.... that I like guns so much considering is a testament to how darn cool they are... also that aversion to loud noise may have me with lots more hearing protection than others).

I have the Howard Leight muffs and they work great for me.

Yeah, +1 on the H. Leight Impact Sports. My wife, kid and I all use them. I have a pr. of the "thin" Caldwells for guests. Both types are terrific and a screaming deal for their cost. I got all on Amazon.

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