SordinPro-X LED Ear Muffs - Active and Electronic Ear Defenders - Gel Pads - Earmuffs for Hunting & Shooting

These are probably the most comfortable pair of hearing protection I have worn in a long time. The gel cups are comfortable and have the added benefit of creating a better seal around my ears to minimize noise. The interface is easy to follow even for the occasional user. There are plenty of settings to customize the sound to your preferences. The microphones pick up where sound is coming from making it a great tool for hunting and for safety in general. Gone are the days of hearing something and then having to look around to find it. I wouldn’t hesitate to buy these again and I believe these would last a very long time. The build quality is fantastic. I would personally prefer a slightly tighter fit but that is personal preference. The only thing I didn’t like is the process to change the battery. It was a little annoying to get the batteries in and out properly, but that isn’t something that has to be done too often.

Positional natural sound.I own and use extensively, Walker Game Ear low profile and two sets of Howard Leigh Impact sport. They work for what they do, primarily, suppress gunfire. I tried and couldn't use them for real-world hunting due to their lack of sound directionality.After researching, I came across these and thought, if figured if it's good enough for the military, it's probably good enough for hunting.While the price is high, initial impression has me impressed. I can tell it's higher quality just on build alone, where these are metallic with a nice Ceracote-like finish, compared to plastics of most others.The biggest wow factor for me is the natural sound these produce and how well positioned the sound is coming from all around you. You can distinguish faint sounds from certain directions to more pronounced sound coming from closer to your proximity. The gel cups are also super comfy and cups your ears more thoroughly than Impact Sport.I'm sure these will work for hunting, especially if you plan to use them in the tree stand. I will update afterwards with that impression come opener. Update: Perfect for the deer stand! Only issue so far is that gun shots from distances are hard to discern but otherwise, great and comfy to use all day in the stand! It even acts like ear muffs, keeping your ears out of the cold.The old adage you get what you pay for applies here. For the price of these you can get each of your buddies a pair of HL Impact Sports, but there is just no comparison. Impact sports are a great investment if all you're looking for is a good set of muffs for suppression and hearing people talk. They neither sound natural nor give you positional audio. I don't know how they do this but it works!

I have been using the cheap Peltors, Walkers and Howard’s hearing protection for years. These Sordins are so much better! They are way more comfortable, the sound is ten times better annd there anre anb 4 different hearing modes each with their own volume. The the button controls are much more convenient and easier to operate. The little led light is nice, just not vary bright. The higher price is definitely worth it. I also have a $1200 pair of Comtach Peltors, and these sordins are just as comfortable and the sound seems superior. Shipped quickly and were new in the box, would buy again.

Yes, theyre expensive, but I would buy them again in a heartbeat. Most comfortable over the ear protection I have ever had, and the noise filtering modes allow you to hear people talking while blocking out rounds going down range. I would opt for the ones without the LED option because it is an unnecessary feature.

Most comfortable ear pro, works great you can immediately feel the quality. It’s worth the money if you wear ear pro a few hours a day

I bought a Sordin Supreme PRO X for use at the shooting range (as well as for Weedwacking outdoors). These cans do a nice job of canceling noise and you can hear perfectly with them. The soft controls are easy to access and very responsive, and though I don't think I'll ever use it, there's an LED light as well. The gel seals are comfortable; I opted for a headband because I knew the neckband would give me a headache in short order. If it were just about function and comfort, this would have been a five-star review, hands-down.Unfortunately, there are two other issues. For starters, the adjustment for the band is wonky--I'd think that for what I paid for this, Sordin could've provide a band that adjusts smoothly. The biggest problem, though, is removal of the batteries.I somehow managed to beat the batteries out the first time after watching a video on YouTube that recommended buying DURACELL AAAs and pitching the included batteries. The explanation was that DURACELLs were a bit thinner and thus more easily removed. WRONG. The batteries stack one atop the other and the second one in is pretty easy to remove. To say the first one in isn't is an understatement. It has to be encouraged into place when inserted and it's in no hurry to leave when you think it's time. I dislike leaving batteries in place because they almost always seem to go bad, which creates a mess. Even if I weren't anal about leaving batteries in place, they eventually have to be replaced.Banging on something with delicate electronic circuitry for the purpose of releasing a battery just isn't my idea of good design. That, along with the inability to smoothly adjust the size of the headband, cost this rating a star. You've been warned.

Works better than most hearing protection at work so glad I bought them