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    Quote Originally Posted by Ahuntr300 View Post
    P.S. I like using them, but as they are not the best quality hearing protection equipment - what do you want for about $100 or less- they do have issues. The issues using them for me are: I find the constant white noise and other enhanced noises take away the calmness we all enjoy when sitting on a quiet watch. I also find they are too noisy to use on windy days. Another annoyance at least for me is that they give off a lot of static if you get your cell phone close to them. Mine says they are directional (left and right channels) but I have not found a big difference with an older pair I have that were not. Hope this helps
    Agree with this exactly. I will wear them for awhile hunting but the white noise gets bothersome

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    I've tried the lower-end Walker Game Ears and found the performance and sound quality lacking. I use a set of Peltor/3M ComTac for hunting and clay target shooting. They aren't cheap but the sound is excellent. They are waterproof and I've used them in all types of weather.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Badenoch View Post
    I've tried the lower-end Walker Game Ears and found the performance and sound quality lacking. I use a set of Peltor/3M ComTac for hunting and clay target shooting. They aren't cheap but the sound is excellent. They are waterproof and I've used them in all types of weather.
    Yep - I hunt with my Sordins on.

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