Focus on weight and fitting. Lightweight in-ear models usually integrate better with safety helmets and visors without causing discomfort.
Anyone ever have issues with sound sensitivity when using in-ear setups during hunts? Just wondering about that balance between noise reduction and awareness.
Absolutely! Finding the right balance is key. Some models like the ESP 26 adjust well to ambient noise while keeping gunshot sounds at bay.
Just a thought: integrating in-ear protection with cameras during shoots—could be beneficial for vloggers in the field. Anyone tried that?
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What a great idea! But be sure to test for compatibility first. Some audio feedback issues might arise if the gear isn’t synced well.
Do any of you have experience with custom-molded in-ear protection? I’m curious how it holds up when combined with other equipment.
Yes! Custom molds can be a game-changer. They often provide a snug fit, which helps in situational awareness while still blocking harmful sounds.
What are your thoughts on the price point for good in-ear protection? Is it worth investing more for better integration with equipment?
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