[Bidah]

Ok, I am looking for thoughts and opinions/anecdotes on the active electronic hearing protection. They have to be a minimum of 25dB. I shoot action sports (3 Gun, USPSA) and High Power, so I would like them to work for all three. I already have hearing issues (hereditary), although my work helped it along. If I am wearing my normal passive stuff (mostly plugs), I cannot hear when we are scoring, so I am constantly taking on/off whatever I am using.

What ever I do decide to get, I will need 3 of them That is what you get when you have your kids involved with you.. 3x the expenses. My wife has deemed that if I need them, so do they.

Thanks.

 

[Easy CZ]

I'm a fan of the Howard Leight Impact Sports. They can be had for less than $50 each on Amazon.
http://www.howardleight.com/ear-muffs/impact-sport

 

[dead meat]

I have a set of Champion muffs, haven't had a chance to try them out shooting but find them a little awkward to put on compared to my old styl. This set is rated at 25db and use 4 AAA batteries. No idea what they cost as i got them as a gift.

 

[Pancho_Villa]

I have a couple of muffs. One is marked "Silencio" and the other is ? brand. Both were gifts, so don't know the value. They are old, very old.

 

[DeaconKC]

Caldwell electronic muffs are not in the same category of Leight, but they are inexpensive and work well.

 

[Liberty]

I like the Champions: http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B001E8PPM0

My wife also likes them because they come in pink: http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B001SH7VXS

Although they are inexpensive at ~$30, they have worked very well for me. I usually double up on passive inside of active, but these have worked fantastic for me. I shoot a variety of calibers, some fairly large, and have not had issues with these muffs. I've got hearing damage so I'm pretty sensitive to what I actually DO hear, and these are not uncomfortable at all, and adjustable volume.