Electronic ear pro, without the electronic price

If you're shooting regularly, odds are you already run electronic muffs, once you've had the gunshot suppressed while still hearing range commands and conversation, there's no going back. So the real question isn't whether to run electronic. It's whether you're overpaying for it, or whether it's time for a sharper second pair.

The Roger 22 Electronic Ear Muffs are among the best electronic muffs on the market — and the least expensive in their class. You get the features that actually matter, without the name-brand markup:

Quality sound. Dual high-gain microphones with fast, clean 0.01-second compression, so the protection and the clarity both land right.

Comfortable. A padded headband and soft cushions built for long range days — and they take Howard Leight-style gel pads if you ever want to dial the comfort up further.

Adjustable. Fits a range of head sizes, with low-profile cups that stay out of your way when you're running a rifle or shotgun.

Auxiliary audio input. A 3.5mm jack lets you plug in a shot timer or your phone.

A 4.5-star average across 21 reviews — and this month they're 20% off.

👉 Get 20% off the Roger 22

Jacob Paulsen
President | ConcealedCarry.com

P.S. The 20% only runs through the end of the month. If you're still on passive muffs, this is the easiest and least-expensive way to make the jump to electronic before your next range day.