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Champion Ear Muffs and Hearing Protection Equipment

Champion produces a number of ear muff options, varying in ear protection style, effectiveness, and color. They also offer electronic hearing protection options.

• Passive: These Champion products offer high noise reduction with a rating of 27 decibels. These models utilize padding composed of foam and other substances that help to protect your hearing from the loud noise spikes caused by gunshots.
• Slim Passive: These Champion ear muffs are lightweight and collapsible.
• Electronic: Champion also carries electronic hearing protection products that utilize batteries to block out loud noise, like gunshots, while allowing you to hear softer sounds, such as conversations. Electronic ear muffs are used for situations when being able to hear those around you is critical, including tactical scenarios such as when you are out hunting with friends or when you are at the range.

Champion hearing protection products can be found in black, green, gray, orange, pink, red, and multicolored options such as black and purple or camouflage.

Noise reduction rating, typically seen as NRR, is a measure of hearing protection effectiveness. This rating is given in decibels and indicates the potential for a set of earplugs or ear muffs to reduce noise, so the higher the rating, the more effective the hearing protection is. This rating scale ranges from zero to 33 decibels.

The decibel rating of earmuffs is the number of decibels that the incoming sound is reduced by. For example, if you are at a concert and the sound is at 100 decibels and you are wearing earmuffs with a decibel rating of 25, the sound coming into your ears will be reduced to 75 decibels.

Champion offers earmuffs in a range of decibel (dB) ratings including:

• 20 dB
• 21 dB
• 25 dB
• 26 dB
• 27 dB
• 32 dB

Gunshots generally register decibel levels of between 140 and 190 decibels, depending on the weapon being fired. Typical conversations often occur at around 60 decibels, and your hearing can be damaged if your ears are exposed to sounds louder than 85 decibels. Because of the high-sensitivity of the ears, hearing protection is critical to ensure that you do not experience damage to your ears or complete loss of your hearing.