“Tag: hearing protection”

Silencer Central applauds the official position on suppressors from the American Academy of Otolaryngology-Head and Neck Surgery (AAO-HNS/F). The position supports the use of suppressors as vital hearing-protection equipment for shooters.

On June 6th, Vermont hunters gained the permanent right to use suppressors in the field when Gov. Phil Scott signed House Bill 878 into law, thus removing a sunset provision installed in Senate Bill 281 in 2022 that temporarily legalized their use.

WildEar has introduced the FieldEarz electronic earplug, incorporating audio signal processing and design technologies to deliver performance, comfort, and sound quality.

The Osprey 2.0 has the addition of one important feature; it uses a single button to properly index to a host firearm.

Designed to protect against the harsh sounds you may encounter on the farm, Tetra Hearing has introduced its Land Management Program as an add-on program for its Shield Series devices.

Caldwell has announced the launch of a new wireless Bluetooth-enabled earbud: the E-MAX Shadows Pro.

All shooters and hunters are aware they need hearing protection to help prevent hearing loss, with custom-fit products often representing the upper-end of this market. With this in mind, WildEar has debuted its own custom-fit hearing protection called EarzOn.

Since the introduction of their original AmpPod, Tetra has taken note of further research and customer feedback in an effort to bring still more upgraded gear to their lineup. From this process has come the AmpPod 75. 

Tetra Hearing was founded by two audiologists who knew that in the field, hunters need to hear sounds unique to their quarry, and to a lesser extent human conversation, but not much else—especially not gunfire. Their tinkering produced technology to improve a hunter’s hearing and protect it at the same time.