How well do mutt muffs work in small planes?
163324
I suspect better than having nothing on.. However I had to ship mine back. I have German Shepherds and they did not work for me.. Trying to keep their ears folded down in to the Muffs became a task. Be sure they are very snug.
163325
No idea but our dogs wear them while at my husband's joinery workshop - the machinery is very loud so must equal (at least) the drone of a small plane!
163326
I own a Cessna 182 and my 78lb Rhodesian Ridgeback keeps them on. Instead of panting and anxious without them, he did fall asleep about 30 minutes into the flight. It may have helped that my wife was in the back seat with him the 2 trips he was on while wearing them.
163327
too small for me to wear, so I can't say for sure, but my dog wears them and seems comfortable in the back seat of the Cessna
854669
My "guess" is that they will, however I've not tried the muffs in that application nor used them while exercising.
2117359
Well just today I used them on a flight and they do pretty good job at isolating engine noise. It doesnt give you complete silence but it gets the job done.
1131450
On a plane, nothing will beat noise-cancelling headphones, unless (like me) you're prone to getting a headache from noise cancellation. That said, the Koss Porta-Pros are very sensitive, meaning they give a lot more volume than many other headphones with the same input. If you're ok with simply cranking it up louder than the jet engines, these can do the job. (One more note -- if you're plugging into the plane's sound system, you need to keep in mind that the signal from the armrest is pretty weak -- but even there, PortaPros will still be louder than most).
580048
These are not *ACTIVE* noise cancelling headphones, but they do a pretty good job of blocking out ambient noise as long as you don't rest your head against the wall of the plane (window seat). [In that case the direct physical sound conduction is noticeable]. I use them on airplanes and I can run my audio volume at half and listen quite comfortably. By comparison, my ear buds require nearly full-blast volume on a plane and the audio still isn't clear.
1085980
yes they should. they do not block sound, they reduce it to safe levels. It should,because it work as good as any regular ear muffs.
162011
Never used them on a plane, but even though they are 'closed-back', they are not designed for noise cancellation. Nor will they completely prevent audio from being leaked to others around you at higher volumes. Although....one could humorously argue that the clarity of the high frequency range response may very well drown out high pitched engine noise. Honestly, for noise cancellation, you probably want any decent set of isolation headphones. These ones are solely designed for clarity and reference.Good Luck!
562668
I sure like them, & judging by hat size, I have a larger than average head & at least average sized ears. The things work so well that part of the time, I don't even turn on the electronics at the range. The passive muffling alone is better than some pretty decent muffs. When they're turned on, they do a fine job & near by conversations are entirely understandable. I've got at least 4 other pairs of earmuffs and these are by far the best.
1600114
I have the same muffs connected to my hardhat, very impressed with how much noise they keep out.I'm in construction, sometimes heavy and I recommend these highly.
2181052
Yes, this meets OSHA standards. The big advantage is for burst noise. When noise is low, the amplifiers negate the damping of the muffs. They can even enhance hearing. Think hearing aide. But during a blast, they turn off electronics and are quiet. As I recal, about 26 db of noise reduction. Peltor has other models without electronics for areas of continuous noise which are cheaper. I saw a version with electronics at Lowes for $59. I really like these.
1169182
I have had these for a couple months now and I love them. As far as canceling out noise, they do a pretty good job at it. I take public transit like the bus/BART and for the most part it blocks most, if not all, when the volume is about half way. I am certain they would perform well on a plane.
205914
I'm going to say no. I find it will muffle the sounds but you won't get a total silence with these. This set is meant to work more on a plane to drown out that whiny decibel annoying sound. And even on a plane you can hear people talking, but again it's muffled.
2139662
Yes they will work just fine for that purpose. They wear these on flight lines also. They let you talk and then when a loud noise happens the suppression are automatic then back to normal just as fast. I sold these to industries that had a multitude of loud sounds and they worked fine. Buy with satisfaction.
2160836
work great on the range but I normally use an electronic muff for shooting so I can hear others.
2260228
I wear the L2F Howard Leight muffs and you can hardly tell you're wearing these. Wore these all day this past Sunday at a USPSA match and felt great. Talked to a few guys wearing the electronic muffs and all said they never turn em on. Like they were a bit behind the bang (shot). Just what I've heard
464744
I don't have anything as noisy in my shop as a planer to test, but if you turn the mic volume down they act as regular sound supressors. With shooting and then standing around while the instructor talked, there were a few times I forgot I still had them on.
1349744
They make two kinds of muffs round and this stile. If you intake Finns will line up so the muff covers it than it will work. This prouduct is much better than single feed. It pushes more water. I have also a single feed wouldn't push the water out of the pee hole. I have a 2000, 150 yamaha. It worked great for me.