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Howard Leight Impact Sport 22 dB Sound Amplification Over the Head Electronic Earmuff, Teal - R02521

$54.24
Brand
Howard Leight
Color
Teal
Category
Accessories
Accessory Type
Eye & Ear Protection
UPC
33552025214
MPN
R02521

Overview

The Howard Leight Impact Sport electronic earmuffs in teal offer 22 dB of noise reduction while allowing for ambient sound amplification. Directionally placed stereo microphones enable the wearer to hear important environmental cues and communications at safely amplified levels. When ambient noise reaches or exceeds 82 dB, the earmuffs automatically transition to passive protection mode to shield the user from harmful impulse noise. These earmuffs are ideal for shooting sports, law enforcement training, and loud industrial environments. The unit is powered by two AAA batteries and features a compact, folding design for easy transport in range bags. The teal color provides a distinct aesthetic for the wearer while maintaining professional-grade hearing protection.

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