Walkers - Walker’s Razor Slim Electronic Muff (RealTree Xtra Camo) & Shooting Glasses Kit - Black
About This Item
- Key Specs
- Color: Black
- General
- Brand: Walkers
- Model Number: AGSMSEMCMO-EYE
- Product Name: Walker’s Razor Slim Electronic Muff (RealTree Xtra Camo) & Shooting Glasses Kit
- Color: Black
- Consumer Lifestage: Adult
- Features
- Design: Over-the-Ear
- Included
- Number Of Pairs Included: 1
- Power
- Powered: false
- Warranty
- Warranty - Parts: One year limited manufacturer warranty
- Other
- UPC: 663701814026
This model has a Noise Reduction Rating (NRR) of 23 dB, ultra-low-profile rubberized ear cups, four high-gain omnidirectional microphones, and sound-dampening composite housing.
- Razor Slim Muff RealTree Xtra with Glasses Kit: Razor Slim electronic muff in RealTree Xtra camo includes shooting glasses for full protection. Designed for outdoor performance with clear sound and comfort.
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