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Walker's Tacti-Grip Series Earmuffs (Flat Dark Earth w/ Black Headband)

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Product Details:
  • Tacti-Grip High Performance Silicone Composite Headband
  • Slip-Free, Secure Fit
  • 2 Omnidirectional Microphones
  • Low Noise/Frequency Tuned For Natural Sound Clarity
  • Full Dynamic Range HD Speakers
  • Sound Activated Compression
  • Sound Dampening Composite Housing
  • 3.5mm Audio Jack
  • Rubberized Coating
  • Noise Reduction Rating (NRR) - 23db
  • 2 AAA Batteries (Included)

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Update: This popular deal is still available

Amazon has Walker's Tacti-Grip Series Earmuffs (Flat Dark Earth w/ Black Headband) on sale for $21.01. Shipping is free with Prime or on $35+ orders.

Thanks to Deal Hunter phoinix for sharing this deal.

Product Details:
  • Tacti-Grip High Performance Silicone Composite Headband
  • Slip-Free, Secure Fit
  • 2 Omnidirectional Microphones
  • Low Noise/Frequency Tuned For Natural Sound Clarity
  • Full Dynamic Range HD Speakers
  • Sound Activated Compression
  • Sound Dampening Composite Housing
  • 3.5mm Audio Jack
  • Rubberized Coating
  • Noise Reduction Rating (NRR) - 23db
  • 2 AAA Batteries (Included)

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Hotpuck6
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The "2 hi-gain omnidirectional microphones" play in both ears making them essentially mono, with no directional audio.

Fine for the range, not so great anywhere else you want to know which direction a sound is coming from.
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notnotadude
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When the 4A is gone I'll still have my 2A.

you'll still want the in ear foam too if you're thinking about the LRAD being used daily now.
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kfunk7
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It's more than 2x not just couple more dollars.
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Community Reviews

Walker's Tacti-Grip earmuffs are a strong range and shop hearing-protection pick, with clear voice amplification that still shuts down gunshots and other loud impulse noise quickly. They also work well for power tools, chainsaws, pneumatic nail guns, and even barking dogs, and the audio input supports add-on Bluetooth or walkie-talkie modules. The main drawback is that the microphones play in both ears, so the sound is essentially mono with no directional awareness. Fit can also be tight on larger heads, and cranking the volume can bring in static.

Common Questions (5)

  • They use 2 hi-gain omnidirectional microphones that play in both ears, so the audio is essentially mono with no directional sound. That makes them fine for the range, but less useful for hunting or any situation where you need to tell which way a sound is coming from.

    Hotpuck6nuggetsfintlewoodlewix

  • Yes. They have been used with power tools, chainsaws, and loud pneumatic nail guns and were described as decent to working really well. They are tuned for rapid suppression of loud impulse noise, so they can work in a shop even though they are marketed for firearms.

    AManNamedJedrKhaydsteppedinit

  • Yes, they still provide passive hearing protection without batteries. The electronic amplification adds voice and ambient sound awareness, but the muffs themselves continue to block noise even when powered off.

    adnjFancyRose674

  • They can squeeze hard on a larger head. The cups are all plastic, so fit and durability can be an issue if they get dropped or if the headband pressure is already tight.

    kif0702AquaIdea9357

  • Yes. The $21 price appears after clicking "Other Sellers," and it is still sold and shipped by Amazon, though the delivery window may be several weeks out.

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Jan 30, 2026 9:31 PM
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AvgasJan 30, 2026 9:31 PM
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Anyone use these in aviation?
Jan 30, 2026 9:35 PM
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steppedinitJan 30, 2026 9:35 PM
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Quote from Darkwick View quoted comment :
Are these good for loud lawnmower equipment?
They will, although more overkill than you need. These are made for quick loud noise suppression like firearms.

Plain earmuffs are good for lawnmowers.
Jan 30, 2026 9:42 PM
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rKhaydJan 30, 2026 9:42 PM
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Quote from pvfjr View quoted comment :
I'm assuming these are primarily marketed and designed for 2A. Has anyone used them in a shop setting for power tools? Are they still effective in that use case, or are they better tuned to loud, brief impulse noises?
I wear a pair of these when I'm using loud pneumatic nail guns. Works really well!
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Quote from Darkwick View quoted comment :
Are these good for loud lawnmower equipment?
I would say they would be 'adequate' for lawn mower equipment but probably not right for the application. These have a built in amplifier that amplifies human voices and natural sounds BUT block gun shots and other loud sounds very rapidly. Ideally they work as normal ear muffs...but so do the cheap $3.99 set at Harbor Freight. This is a great deal for this brand, I've seem them be up to 60-80 bucks when they first came out. Just realized Harbor has a cheap $13.99 version of noise cancelling headphones similar to these...I mean they aren't Walkers so they may not be tacticool at the range but would be fantastic if you were trying to equip a while fam for occasional use in the back yard.
If I had a bigger yard and spent more time mowing, I would probably look at using a pair of bluetooth enabled ear muffs so I could listen to music or a podcast. 3M makes a model that could do that, also while trying to find it on Menards site, I see they have a Mastercraft brand that also is a bluetooth ear muff design. Just a suggestion, as it better suits your needs. These would work, but for the cost I would aim to spend a little more and get a bluetooth enabled pair for entertainment purposes.
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Jan 31, 2026 12:15 AM
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FancyRose674Jan 31, 2026 12:15 AM
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Are these good without the batteries?

I want to use them for extremely noise places (like my gym, for some reason people them like to put the gym music to the max and my heart almost vibratea from the sound ffs)

I don't plan on using them for shooting
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fintlewoodlewixJan 31, 2026 1:02 AM
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Quote from Hotpuck6 View quoted comment :
The "2 hi-gain omnidirectional microphones" play in both ears making them essentially mono, with no directional audio.

Fine for the range, not so great anywhere else you want to know which direction a sound is coming from.
That was my question. I have a pair of others that are directional and they're excellent. I'd get another pair for 20 bucks.
Jan 31, 2026 4:15 AM
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CORBSJan 31, 2026 4:15 AM
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Quote from nuggets View quoted comment :


Thanks, I was hoping to pick up a pair for hunting, but mono channel is a no go for situational awareness. Even when others are trying to talk to you and you have no idea from which direction. Annoying.
I never use over eat muffs for hunting. They get in the way of the stock too often, are bulky, and just get sweaty. I would suggest some in ear plug style. There are electronic in ear ones, but I haven't found any I love yet. I had the Caldwell Shadows and Shadow Pros. They work but have issues. I actually like the non-electronic Surefire ones and they're cheap (fine for dove/waterfowl). For big game, the around the neck ones are fine, just throw them in before you shoot.
These are great for the range tho.

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Jan 31, 2026 8:54 AM
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Quote from FancyRose674 View quoted comment :
Are these good without the batteries?

I want to use them for extremely noise places (like my gym, for some reason people them like to put the gym music to the max and my heart almost vibratea from the sound ffs)

I don't plan on using them for shooting
They will provide good isolation without batteries. You will get better isolation from the similar Walker's muffs that are passive only and cost about $14 right now:

https://slickdeals.net/f/19154713-13-77-walker-s-slim-passive-earmuff-hearing-protection-fde-come-and-take-it-at-amazon
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mrstangblbJan 31, 2026 2:32 PM
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Quote from Kunnilingus View quoted comment :
Spend a couple more dollars and get the Savior Apollo ear muffs with the gel cups and stereo mic. Gel cups alone are worth a half box of ammo, esp in summertime use. Stereo mic so you know which way to turn when there's a fudd RSO barking at the back of your head for not waiting long enough between shots lol
The Savior Apollos are great! Excellent for hunting. I bought a pair a couple of years ago for $17 on an Amazon sale and should have bought more.
Just used their 3 year warranty, too - for some reason they just stopped working one day recently, so I contacted them and they had me cut the headband and the wiring and had me send a picture of the disabled set. They shipped a brand new set to me the next day. Great customer service.
Jan 31, 2026 4:45 PM
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Quote from diabeticderek21 View quoted comment :
these are really good earmuffs for the range, and the ability to speak to each other clearly while having the noise cancellation is great.
WHAT?
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Jan 31, 2026 5:57 PM
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bruinloveJan 31, 2026 5:57 PM
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Quote from kfunk7 View quoted comment :
It's more than 2x not just couple more dollars.
Well, when you're trying to one-up someone, the facts aren't important.
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LinusTechNipsJan 31, 2026 6:44 PM
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Quote from bruinlove View quoted comment :
Well, when you're trying to one-up someone, the facts aren't important.
Not tryna "one-up" anyone. I get this is Slickdeals but anyone who's into shooting sports (which these electro ear pros are marketed towards and designed for) and cry over the cost of a box or two of ammo on something you're gonna wear and use every time you enjoy range time... Doesn't make sense to me.
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Quote from mrstangblb View quoted comment :
The Savior Apollos are great! Excellent for hunting. I bought a pair a couple of years ago for $17 on an Amazon sale and should have bought more. Just used their 3 year warranty, too - for some reason they just stopped working one day recently, so I contacted them and they had me cut the headband and the wiring and had me send a picture of the disabled set. They shipped a brand new set to me the next day. Great customer service.
Lolol so they made sure you weren't lying and just tryna cop a new set. Made you destroy your current one before they shipped out a replacement. Smart cookies they are
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FHRITPJan 31, 2026 7:04 PM
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These have a lot of static when you crank the volume. Unavoidable.

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