Girls With Guns Assure Earmuffs

Yes, they are designed by women for women, featuring a fit that accommodates smaller head sizes and facial structures more comfortably than unisex or men's models.

The 23 dB NRR indicates the level of noise reduction provided in a controlled environment. While sufficient for many shooting ranges and general machinery use, you should always verify if this rating meets the specific decibel requirements of your particular shooting activity or work environment.

The low-profile design is specifically engineered to minimize bulk around the ear cups. This streamlined shape helps prevent the earmuffs from bumping against the stock of your firearm, allowing for a more natural and consistent cheek weld.

They are built for extended wear, featuring soft, foam-lined ear cups and a padded headband to reduce pressure points. However, comfort is subjective, and the fit will depend on your personal head shape and whether you wear glasses underneath.

No, these are passive earmuffs, meaning they do not use electronic amplification or require batteries. They provide protection simply by physically blocking sound waves.

The earmuffs feature a folding design that collapses the cups inward toward the headband. This significantly reduces their footprint, making them easy to tuck into a range bag or backpack without taking up excessive space.