Reviews - Page 3 - Peltor Tactical 7S Hearing Protector, Headband, Gray/Black, 24 dB Reviews - PL-HP-FAADDE-97039-00000

Author: crf3201 from San Bernardino,Ca on Mar 15, 2010
Pros:  Lightweight and effective.
Would recommend:  yes

crf3201 wrote:

Best value for the money.

Author: Randy (verified customer) from Reno, NV on Mar 13, 2010
Pros:  Comfortable and quite effective
Cons:  A bit pricey
Would recommend:  yes

Randy wrote:

These are by far the best ears I have used for shooting. Easy to adjust to your head, and they stay adjusted. They are very effective in responding to the bullet being fired and you barely here the actual shot. Yet when there are no gunshots, you can here people and things around you like you didn't have the ears on.

Author: Armed Guard from Louisville, KY on Dec 16, 2009
Pros:  Does the job
Would recommend:  yes

Armed Guard wrote:

Overall, this is practical hearing protection that does the job. It has a few things I don't like.

Author: jahunte (verified customer) , Handgun and shotgun shooter, from Albuquerque on Dec 7, 2009
Pros:  Lightweight, easy to use, effective for powerful handguns
Cons:  Requires earmuff removal to access batteries
Would recommend:  yes

jahunte wrote:

These are great hearing protectors for handgun practice at the gun range. The Pelcor silences the gun blast yet it amplifies ambient noises and voices so that you can communicate with them on. Great for hunting and listening for animal noises while in the woods.

Author: SCHMEN (verified customer) from MYSTIC cT. on Apr 9, 2009
Pros:  inexpensive easy to operate replace bateries
Cons:  hard to replace batteries
Would recommend:  yes

SCHMEN wrote:

would buy them again

Author: jrt from Prescott, AZ on Mar 25, 2008
Pros:  Fits well. Very good noise reduction rating (NRR).
Cons:  Peltor uses 1980's vintage electronics.
Would recommend:  no

jrt wrote:

After a loud impulse noise, like a gunshot, Peltor's electronics supress amplification for more than a second! This makes hearing range commands or other normal-level sounds difficult, expecially in noisy environments, like indoor firearm ranges. Most other manufacturer's hearing protectors regain full amplification of (moderate level) sound in milliseconds.