By: ISOtunes
For the serious hunter or shooter, ISOtunes Sport Advance Shooting Earbuds are the perfect choice. With tactical Bluetooth hearing protection, these earbuds provide superior customer support, volume control, connectivity range, and build quality. Visit the ISOtunes Store to experience the best in hunting and shooting earplugs.
Robert Palomino: I walk my dogs every day and I wear earbuds when we walk. But when someone talks to me I have to pull one out just to hear them talk.
United States on Oct 15, 2023
RicGer: Ich benutze den Gehörschutz fürs Schießen mit einer KK Langwaffe, hierbei finde ich persönlich den Schutz vorm Knall ausreichend! Bei größeren Kalibern, benutzte ich lieber einen Gekapselten Gehörschutz von Sodin!
Germany on Oct 13, 2023
Josh Becker: I have used these while operating a large variety of powertools right next to my face. They've spared my ears from gunshots, road noise, trains, airplanes, people on airplanes, people in coffee shops, and my family too. I enjoy being able to bring some of my sense of hearing back using the built-in amplifier. The amplifier isn't a spy gadget which can listen in across a busy street. However, it does make it so I'm not completely losing one of my five senses when I put these on. I'm able to hear with and without these headphones because of these headphones.
I tried riding my bike while wearing these. The road noise is gone but more so than I want it to be gone. There's a sweet spot in the sensitivity settings where an approaching car can be heard from a comfortable distance without amplifying the sounds of what I'm riding over. I don't consider them safe for wearing while cycling with traffic. The road noise is worth hearing. This advice applies to all headphones.
I didn't know about the amplification when I purchased these so I thought my pair was broken until I found the amplifier settings. If you're hearing pops and clicks regardless of activity, turn down the...
United States on Oct 04, 2023
Amazon Customer: Very good product while they work but seem to have lasting problem as one side or the other get static and go out in a year or less with frequent use.
United States on Oct 02, 2023
Kowalski: Draußen im Freien ist die Qualität ok, auch wenn es manchmal leicht kracht, bzw. rauscht.
Ein Problem sind Dauertöne wie schwere Maschinen, da ist es recht unangenehm, weil es dann störende Geräusche macht. Beim Schießen ist draußen alles ganz ok und man kann sogar im Hintergrund leise Musik anmachen, was mich auf 300 plus Meter gut unterstützt, weil man ja recht lange da liegt beim Einschießen und Musik mich etwas fokussiert.
Drinnen ist es auch nutzbar, aber die Dauerbelastung mit dem auf und Abschalten ist etwas nervig, weil es dann auch immer die Stimmen der Partner ausblendet. Bei Unterhaltungen ist es gegen mein Peltor eindeutig unterlegen.
Ich denke, für den Preis ist es OK, aber nicht optimal. Telefonieren usw. außerhalb der Schießanlagen ist alles ok nur bei der Arbeit und im Auto also bei Dauerlärm ist es Blödsinn.
Germany on Sep 20, 2023
Bernard Haylock: Nice produce but the ear bud selection needs to have some smaller sizes than suppled
United Kingdom on Aug 19, 2023
Fluffy Thor: I am still getting used to these but I do like them. They actually fit in my ears which I stuggle to find (I have smaller ears). They are pretty senstive though and even a gentle tap on something initiates the sound blocking mechanism. But it doesn't interefere with anything and I actually appreciate the regular reminders that they are working. I noticed that when I took a shot at my turkey this year, it was way better protection than just the little foam ear plugs.
United States on Jun 23, 2023
Justin T. Stephenson: These are good in-ear hearing protection earbuds. They allow sound from the environment to pass through and effectively attenuate percussive or environmental sounds that can damage your hearing. A++.
However, there is a serious issue with the stock in-ear tips. None of them fit quite right, and they are all extraordinarily uncomfortable. I was going to send these back as a result.
I decided to try Comply tips that I use for music in-ear monitors and have found to be very effective. It took a while to find the right size, but these earbuds are 100-Core Size Compatible. You can find 100 core size comply tips on Amazon here: https://www.amazon.ca/dp/B008PF0YD0. The Comply tips are properly heat activated and expanding tips, unlike the absurd ear-canal-pain-wedge-foam of the stock tips.
With the cost of the Comply tips, these earbuds are $200+. I might be worth looking around at other solutions. These work well for me now, though.
Canada on Apr 14, 2023
Magaz: I bought these primarily as bluetooth headphones, but also wanted some active ear pro for work and shooting.
I have owned them since August and they have so far served me well. they have been used daily for long periods. So this isn't a review from just unboxing them, connecting them to my phone and going "yeah their alright"
They have pros and cons. The pros are they are relatively cost effective and do the job they say they will. The noise cancellation is great if they are fitted in your ears properly. The active mics make hearing conversations in an other wise loud environment relatively easy. However, there is a distinct and audible "click" if something really loud is picked up and the audio is actively dampened. This also happens in wind. If you plan on using these with the active audio I would recommend fashioning a "dead cat" for each of mics.
Audio quality with a phone for calls, music, podcasts and audio books is pretty good. The voice quality on calls isn't the best I've heard. But it is certainly serviceable.
The removeable inserts for your ears come in several sizes and I would like to have seen a smaller size than the smallest (for my...
United Kingdom on Dec 20, 2022
| ISOtunes Sport Advance Shooting Earbuds: Tactical Wireless Hearing Protection with Bluetooth Technology | Noise-Reducing Earplugs with SureFire EP4 Sonic Defenders Plus Filters | Decibullz Custom Earplugs with Lanyard Attachment for Secure Wear | |
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| Sale off | $20 OFF | ||
| Total Reviews | 29 reviews | 13 reviews | 97 reviews |
| Date First Available | March 22, 2023 | ||
| ASIN | B0BZ8ZMY9S | ||
| Item model number | IT-36-37 | ||
| Package Dimensions | 5.24 x 4.45 x 2.13 inches; 7 Ounces | ||
| Department | unisex-adult | ||
| Batteries | 1 Lithium Ion batteries required. |
If you care to read my long winded comment…
I am probably similar to everyone else hear where I have tons of different types of ear protection. Thus, this is my opinion and I have no grounds as a pundit. I will say I take my hearing extremely serious due to the fact of my age and I have a lot of life left; I want all my senses to experience it.
As previously stated, I have or have had all types/ models of ear pro: plugs, foams, headphones, and in the earbuds. Since, I shoot Multigun I am always refining my setup which includes my ear pro. As you stated, when mounting a long weapon, I may jar the ear pro or the ear pro may impede in mounting the weapon correctly. I shot matches with my Peltor headset for awhile; then I switched to plugs or foam buds. Plugs were great to prevent hearing injuries but were extremely uncomfortable in my ear canal. Foam plugs could fall out or I would want to ‘chew the fat’ and take them out. I have to put the foams in my ear canals specifically to creat a seal which because tedious....
United States on Oct 21, 2023