Recommendations for Bluetooth Capable Ear Muffs

[YippeeKiYoRed]

I'd like to be able to play a recording of line commands while practicing to help with rhythm on load/fire/unload/etc. If I could play a recording from my smartphone using Bluetooth I wouldn't have to worry about the line commands being audible to other shooters. Can anyone recommend any Bluetooth capable ear protection?

P.S. The line commands I'm referring to are those used in either High Power rifle or Precision Pistol competition.

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[titsonritz]

The gold standards are Sordin Supreme and Peltor ComTac.

 

[kmk1012]

I use the Walker passive Bluetooth almost every day. They do have a mic but doesn't get in the way. I bought one pair a few years ago for work, now I'm up to six pairs. Wife loves them too, she uses them when she's mowing the lawn (we purchased a zero turn and after she tried it out I haven't been able to mow my lawn since, LOL. She thinks it's fun to drive).

 

[Member 5605]

https://www.walkersgameear.com/razor-digital-bluetooth-xtrm/

Have equivalent. Works well. BT sucks though for audio quality just letting you know. Will be fine for what you want the audio for.

Compared to my Bose QC35's they are like string between two cups.

Buy rechargeable batteries if using BT, it can drain them quicker (as expected).

 

[YippeeKiYoRed]

Thanks for the responses!