Gunfire at the range can exceed 140 dB—enough to cause instant hearing damage. The PROHEAR 016 Low‑Profile Ear Protection offers slim, foldable design and 26 dB NRR protection, ideal for shooting, hunting, mowing, and all loud environments.
👂 Why Compact Ear Protection Matters
Standard bulky earmuffs can interfere with rifle or shotgun shoulder position. PROHEAR 016’s slim earcup design prevents that, ensuring your form remains precise and your focus sharp—even under pressure.
🔍 How PROHEAR 016 Stacks Up
| Feature | PROHEAR 016 | Typical Ear Muffs |
|---|---|---|
| Noise Reduction | NRR 26 dB (ANSI S3.19 / CE EN 352‑1) | NRR 20–24 dB |
| Profile | Slim, low-profile cups | Bulky & wide |
| Portability | Lightweight (0.46 lb), foldable | Heavier, less compact |
| Comfort | Soft foam pads, padded headband | Basic foam, tight fit |
✅ Real Shooters, Real Feedback
On the field, shooters and hunters rave about PROHEAR 016:
“Super light — no neck strain, and they fold nicely into my range bag.” — Verified buyer
“Good seal, great value—perfect for mowing and shooting.” — Verified buyer
🛡️ PROHEAR—Trusted Hearing Protection for Over 2.5 Million Users Worldwide
- ✔️ Over 2.5 million users protected globally
- ✔️ Co-developed and tested with professional shooters, hunters, and engineers
- ✔️ 19 years of expertise in hearing protection
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