Anyone tried Decibullz hearing protection?

[hottotrot]

Anybody tried these out? http://www.decibullz.com/custom-molded-percussive-shooting-filters/

There is a standard plug style, and a "percussive filter" style that seems to act like electronic muffs.
I generally use foam plugs under my electronic muffs when I'm shooting rifles. That way I'm good when I shoot, but also good when I'm talking and other people are shooting.

My main concern would be if I were standing a little ways back that maybe the filtered ones wouldn't work well. Anyone have any feedback on whether the filtered ones work well enough when you're behind the line at, say, a match or something?

 

[TippyRacer]

Very interesting, I too would like to hear from someone who has handled these, looked them over, and tried them at the range.

 

[missed]

I am interested also, I have some of there Bluetooth headphones and like them.

 

[kneedtospeed]

Tried them out.
A buddy and I agreed, they were not as good as our $9.00 Radians. Never used them again.
Not bashing mfg, just relaying an honest review, by Two.

 

[suasponte]

Yes, my experience is excellent with them. They perform just as well if not better then a custom set I had made. The noise reduction is very good and I find them to be comfortable. I have two pairs and would recommend them. I do not like having big ear muffs on while shooting as it bothers my cheek weld and have always used in the ear type protection. The cost is not that much and they are very easy to fit to yourself. Boiling water for 5min and let sit for 15-20 sec and push into your satisfied with the fit.

 

[suasponte]

Have not tried the percussive filter type
Terry

 

[kris bassett]

I love mine!

 

[hottotrot]

Cool! Thanks for all the feedback, folks.