3M PRO Safety Essentials: Pro Grade Earmuff Hearing Protection + Scotchgard Anti-Fog Safety Goggles

Works for what I need and dampens noise

Got these to replace an old 3M hearing protections. I liked the old ones weren't as tight as anymore it seems like they fit too tight to the head. These weren't as bad as other though so they will work. They also help dampen down noise a lot. Mowing, weedeating, vacuuming, etc.

They Do The Trick!

Got these to wear as needed during a home reno project. I am very sensitive to noise, and these work far better than anything I’ve ever tried. They don’t eliminate all noise, but they eliminate some noises, and make the rest far more tolerable. Highly Recommend.

Geeat noise reduction

Wore them while mowing and it was a very quiet experience

Lightweight snug fit for hearing protection

Lightweight and effective as a passive noise cancelling device. 3M sets the standard for safety equipment. This is also great for an extended airplane trip. I already have some tinnitus - and it is time to get serious about hearing protection when using circular saws and oscillating saws.

Good choice for ear muffs

I like how well it blocks mower and trimmers out. It’s comfortable for extended time easily adjustable.

Great product and great durability

I used my last pair for 3 years. I've never had a pair last that long on a construction site.

great noise canceling

works great for canceling the lawnmower, also comfortable

Comfortable

These are a bit more expensive than others but seem to have a bit more “ Headroom “ which adds to comfort. I’m very happy with them so far.

Great functionality. Question life/parts.

I bought the 3M Pro-Grade earmuffs to replace less expensive, poorly fitting set. I use them for operating loud equipment (continuous noise) and firearm use. Pros: These reduce noise significantly with all uses. They are comfortable, minimize contact area to the head, are not weighty and fully cover my ears. Cons: The fine print in the instructions tucked inside one of the ear cavities states "Earmuffs may be disassembled for cleaning...Let the foam liner dry before reinserting into th...