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Rather than just repeat all the positive reviews for this great hearing protector, I thought I'd take a different approach and give you my perspective on some of the specific negative things some reviewers have mentioned in previous reviews. I've owned the Peltor Ultimate 10 for over a month and have used it about a dozen times at indoor and outdoor ranges for 1.5 to 3 hours at a time. So here we go:"CAN'T ADJUST" - Nonsense! There is over 1 1/4" of vertical adjustment on each cup; plenty of adjustment for any size head."DIFFICULT TO ADJUST" - Yes, the adjustors are a bit snug but I see that as a big positive. I've had hearing protectors with adjustors that are too loose and they always seem to be out of adjustment. The Peltor adjustors stay right where you set them. Just pull or push with firm steady pressure to adjust."TOO TIGHT" - I've got a large head (size 7 3/4 or x-large) and yes the Peltor was snug at first. But if it's too tight for you, there's a simple fix. I just spread the hearing protector wide open several times and held it that way for a few seconds each time using a little more tension until the protector felt comfortably snug on my head. It just lightens the spring tension of the wires in the head band. I can now wear this hearing protector for 3 hours (probably more) with no discomfort at all. In fact, these are the most comfortable hearing protectors I've ever used."THE CUPS ARE TOO BIG" - Well, there's a trade-off here. The Peltor has one of the highest noise attenuation ratings. Sure they're a little bigger than some others but you get outstanding results and my hearing is worth having a little larger hearing protector. However, I should say that I don't find these overly large at all. The protectors which my shooting range provides are noticeably larger than the Peltor yet they are not as effective as the Peltor. Some reviewers have said the Peltor is too big for shooting rifles. I see people with rifles using the larger protectors at the shooting range all the time. It just depends on your priorities. It might be worth buying the slimmer electronic protectors if size really matters to you."THEY DON'T BLOCK OUT ALL THE SOUND" - They're not intended to block out all sound!!! They have an excellent noise reduction rating. I have found them to be better than any other set of protectors I have worn at the range. In fact, I used to have to wear foam plugs in addition to a hearing protector with cups while shooting indoors or outdoors. With the Peltor, I no longer wear the foam plugs outdoors and wear them only occasionally indoors, depending on what I and my neighbors are shooting."THEY FELL APART" - The set I received is well-made, sturdy, no rattles, no loose parts or foam, tight seams and joints. For the price and weight (only 10.1 ounces), I'm very happy with the build quality."THE FOAM PADS HAVE FLATTENED" - Mine haven't changed one bit with fairly heavy usage. Like I said before, these are the most comfortable I've ever had.No offense to anyone with conflicting ratings/comments. Just wanted to give my perspective on some of the issues raised by others regarding this hearing protector.I hope this review is helpful.

These were the first earmuffs that I bought from Amazon. I need earmuffs because I work at an automobile shop where they use loud power tools such as grinders, cutters, drilling machines, welding machines, compressors etc. They do a great job at blocking the loud noise from these machines.I want the best possible ear protection possible (at a reasonable cost). Originally when I searched the Amazon site I found the  Peltor H10A Optime 105 Over-the-Head Earmuff  first. But after comparing the customer reviews I decided to buy this one. I thought since it was intended for shooting it must have a better protection than the H10A.Some time later when I needed another pair of earmuffs I bought the Peltor H10A which is a little bit cheaper. When I compare the two I see no difference at all in their design and construction except for the color and the packaging they came with. The level of noise attenuation seems to be the same as well.So if you need a good pair of earmuffs you can either buy this or the H10A. They're essentially the same product with different colors.

I researched a lot of reviews on hard shell hearing protectors, both the passive and electronic versions. The comparisons and ratings just kept pointing to this model and those reviews have more than lived up to their recommendations. Price, quality, total NRR, and reputation just make this the go to choice. I wanted a bit more NRR rating and the only way to get this, as no other hard shell models have a higher NRR rating) was to also use these in combination with in the ear plugs as well.I needed something that would fit over my ears comfortably and still allow me to wear my glasses, with a set of over prescription glasses shooting glasses as well. With two sets of glasses on, soft in the ear plugs, and the Peltor hardshell over all of those I get a total NRR of 40.The soft lining against the ear is as perfect for me as I could ever hope for, I wear these for two hours at a time and they do not cause me to sweat, have not open sound leakage spots, and are just amazingly comfortable. If you need to have something that allows people to talk to you then you may want to explore the active electronic models, but as I wear these on the gun range I did not feel this was necessary. I will say that I had no problem hearing others that I was shooting with, or the range masters instructions, the voices were muted but not muffled and undistinguishable.It might be nice to have another axis rotation for the ear cups, they are fixed on the sides but can rotate on these - in the case of taking them off the ear to wrap around your neck the cups do not allow for rotating to lay on your chest - as noted for me however this is not an issue as I would never take these off at the gun range anyway. The cups adjust up and down into and out of the head strap, nice and secure and do not appear to be in danger of bending or breaking off.I would buy these again, and I recommend to my friends. They live up to their great reputation.

This is a pretty good set of muffs for pistol and shotgun shooting, especially for the price. I've had a pair of these for about five years now. They saw use several times per week for a couple of years and did fine. I bought a second pair recently. They do stick out quite a bit, Princess Leia style, and some of my friends who borrow them have complained that they get in the way while shooting long guns because they are so big. It might just be their stance and the way they hold the gun. I haven't had any problem with them though. They're a good price, and as is often the case, they are cheaper on Amazon than most other places I have seen. Shipping was fast. I may buy the product again in the future, though they seem pretty durable and the ones I own already will probably not need replacement. My next hearing protection purchase may be something with a slimmer profile though.