The Kuvut Passive Shooting Earmuffs - Brown are expertly designed to provide reliable hearing protection in high-noise environments such as shooting ranges and hunting grounds. Certified under EN352 and ANSI S3.19 standards, these earmuffs meet rigorous safety and performance criteria, ensuring optimal noise reduction without the need for electronic components.
Industry Standards & Noise Protection:
The EN352 standard, a European regulation, establishes stringent requirements for hearing protection devices, ensuring effective attenuation of hazardous noise while maintaining durability and comfort. Meanwhile, the ANSI S3.19 standard, an American benchmark, evaluates the Noise Reduction Rating (NRR) of earmuffs, confirming their ability to shield users from excessive sound exposure.
Key Features & Benefits:
Built with high-density foam padding and sealed ear cups, the Kuvut Passive Shooting Earmuffs efficiently block out loud noises while providing a lightweight and ergonomic fit. Many models offer an NRR between 22 and 30 decibels, significantly reducing the impact of gunfire noise. Designed for long-lasting comfort, these earmuffs feature an adjustable headband and soft ear cushions, ensuring a secure yet comfortable fit during extended use.
Performance & Durability:
Crafted from durable ABS materials with PVC cushions, these earmuffs are sturdy, lightweight, and suitable for prolonged wear. They comply with EN352-1 and ANSI S3.19 standards, meeting international safety regulations for hearing protection. Additionally, their water-resistant IPX4 rating provides added resilience in various outdoor conditions.
Specifications:
- Noise Reduction Mode: Passive noise reduction
- NRR: 25dB, SNR: 30dB
- Ear Cup Material: Durable ABS
- Headband Material: EVA & nylon elastic material
- Ear Cushion: Replaceable gel filler ear pads
- Net Weight: 0.365kg
- Waterproofing: IPX4
Ideal for shooters, hunters, and industrial workers, the Kuvut Passive Shooting Earmuffs - Brown offer dependable noise protection without reliance on batteries or electronic components, making them a practical, cost-effective solution for hearing safety in high-noise environments.
