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ETA: From other posters it appears these suck, probably wise not to be a guinea pig. Had to hit Costco to get some food and found this bundle on clearance for $59.97: https://www.costco.com/p/-/axil-mx-ii-pro-se-x30i-earplug-bundle/4201009388 To see if they are in stock at your local Costco go on your app and at the bottom select WAREHOUSE, after you select warehouse type Axil in the search bar and you will be shown if there is inventory at your local Costco. Happy hunting! |
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Here's a non fucked link: https://www.costco.com/p/-/axil-mx-ii-pro-se-x30i-earplug-bundle/4201009388?langId=-1 Reviews are pretty bad as well. |
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Originally Posted By DKUltra: What are the benefits of this over other cheaper NR Ears? Well the in ear headphones are also electronic and allow you to hear other people around you and when a shot goes off they cut off. The headphones do the same, I didn’t buy any because I have a set of walkers and prefer the foam plugs underneath them. They look neat though, the in ear headphones store in the headset and charge that way, the headphones charge via usb-c. Don’t know if there any good, but hopefully someone doesn’t make the same mistake I did as a kid and not care for one’s hearing. |
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Never used those but looks like a decent deal for the price. It's basically like a set of Walker Razor Slims, but with a built in battery and bluetooth. The earplugs are not electronic, but they're useful for doubling up for indoors shooting or rifles with muzzle brakes. Though you can buy triple flange plugs for $5 to $10. Strange, the OP and first post links take me to a different page but copy and pasting the text takes me to costco. I tried to post the link myself but it did the same thing. |
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Originally Posted By Sorad9: Anyone have experience with their Bluetooth in ear protection? I got the original XCOR Pro. It's on the lower end of the electronic plugs market. The NRR rating was low, something like 22, so only useful for standard calibers outdoors without a muzzlebrake, or to be used with muffs. It has a noticable hiss. Okay for podcasts, but don't expect high-fidelity music. But it's fine if those applications suit you. Another option is the 3m EEP100 at around $250. A bit older tech with no BT, but has a 27NRR if you buy the optional foam type 3m plugs. Best plugs I've used were the old Sport Ears custom plugs. Could hear smack talk on the other side of the range clearly. But those were $1,200 at the time 15 years ago. |
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Originally Posted By fdawg: Had those, Can confirm garbage tier. Originally Posted By fdawg: Originally Posted By anesvick: There is a reason those are $60 Not even worth the $60. Everything Axil I have seen has been trash teir, ad hyped, garbage. |