tried all three foam tips could NOT get a good fit with either of them. I have a cheaper brand with tri-finned inserts that conform GREAT. If Walker would include a tri-fin they would probably be a great silencer. I have their Walker muffs when I CRSO at the range due to needing the radio to communicate with the line RSO's they're fine. When I shoot muffs get in the way so needed a good pair of in the canal plugs.

I’ve had these for a few seasons now and have tried them in the field and the woods. There is no wind screen, so forget having a conversation on a windy day, and that wind noise could lead to a headache. They also have a constant white noise sound that is irritating. I don’t have any problems putting them in and comfort is ok, but after a few hours I need to take them out to let my ears relax for a few minutes. While in the woods when it is nice and quiet, that constant white noise sound prevents me from hearing soft noises like deer walking in leaves, and it certainly puts a damper on enjoying the sounds of nature waking up. Fresh batteries have not made a difference. On a positive note, their noise cancelling suppression is great. However, because of the constant white noise I cannot recommend them and am now seeking an alternate solution for future hunts.

the volume is eratic and they hurt my ears. i need something i can wear all day

I bought a pair maybe 6 months ago during a sale. They work great but my biggest issue is the battery life. I made sure they were off and still drained the battery. Wasn't even a week. Followed the directions as noted as well as far as the batteries being in the open for about a minute to activate properly. I'm not sure what the issue is or if anyone else has run across this as well.