Stay connected while protecting your ears in noisy locations. These earmuffs let you listen to music or make phone calls using a Bluetooth-enabled smartphone. Perform commands with the button controls. To ensure a comfortable fit, the headband is padded and adjustable. Earmuffs should be worn over the head to offer proper protection and noise reduction. All use disposable batteries.

Fold these earmuffs for compact storage that’s less likely to damage them. Earmuffs should be worn over the head to offer proper protection and noise reduction.

Earmuffs with metal headbands are more durable than those with plastic headbands.

Listen to music and make calls without removing your hearing protection. When they're not in use, these earmuffs fold up for storage. They meet ANSI S3.19 for effectively reducing noise and are IP65 rated to stand up to water, sweat, and dust. Earmuffs should be worn over the head to offer proper protection and noise reduction. Press a button to adjust the volume, accept calls, or activate your smartphone’s voice assistant. Use the included USB cord to recharge them.

Hold a pair of earmuffs on your belt, waistband, or pocket for quick access.

Due to export regulations, they cannot be sold to the listed areas.

Snap these earmuffs on and off your slotted hard hat (sold separately). Pull them down over your ears to reduce noise, lift to the side for a quick conversation, or tuck them behind your head when it’s quiet.

Electrical insulating earmuffs help protect against arc flash and other electrical hazards.

In a matter of minutes, confirm your earplugs deliver the right level of hearing protection. These kits help you meet OSHA standards for protection from excessive noise. Conduct the test onsite—everything you need, including a tablet with software already installed, is included. To use this kit, you will undergo a hearing test with and without your earplugs to determine the lowest volume you can hear. The system then calculates the difference between the scores and produces a personal attenuation rating (PAR).

Once the test is complete, you’ll receive a full report to help you choose the best earplugs. The results automatically upload to cloud storage and can be accessed on multiple devices.

These hard hats give all-in-one head, face, and ear protection. You can lift the face shield and earmuffs when not in use. Turn the ratchet in the back to adjust for a secure fit.

Type I, Class E hard hats protect against blows to the top of the head only and are proof-tested at 20,000 volts.

Type II, Class C hard hats protect your head from blows to the top and the sides. A foam shell absorbs impact to reduce force on your neck and head. These hard hats have chin straps, so they stay secure when working sideways, upside down, and in the wind. Designed for forestry, they have a corrosion-resistant steel mesh lens that guards the face while letting a cool wind in. They also have ventilation holes to increase air circulation and maintain a comfortable temperature. Their ratchet knob pivots to fit around ponytails and bandanas. They have not been tested for electrical protection.

These headphones have an extra-wide headband and padded ear cushions for all-day comfort. They come with a detachable cable. For more information about NRR ratings, view About Hearing Protection.

Make hands-free calls from your computer, laptop, smartphone, or other device. The headphones and microphone cancel background noise, so you and the person on the other line hear each other clearly without distractions. Bend the microphone’s arm closer to or away from your mouth to improve the clarity of your voice. These headsets have a call controller on their cord with buttons to quickly answer and end calls, adjust the volume, and mute yourself.

Headsets with single sound output cover just one ear, so you can hear people in the room on your end. They’re useful for relaying messages and instructions.