Razor Walkie Talkie Attachment - 22 Channels 3 Miles Range Distance Voice-Activated Handsfree Communication Device for Razor Shooting Muffs, 3 AAA Batteries Included

These Walker’s Razor walkie talkie attachments work great. They connect easy and the sound is clear when talking. The buttons are simple to use and they fit well with the headset. Battery life is solid and they hold up well outdoors. If you use Walker’s Razors, these are a good add-on to have.

Used it for a hunting trip out of state and it worked great, Communication was clear and we were a good bit away from one another, I personally didn’t feel like it added weight to my headset, we walked around all day and the batteries held up. Most definitely recommend this to anyone who wants it

Bought on a Prime Day deal and just received these today. I did a short test with a traditional FRS walkie talkie. On my side, connected to my Walker’s Razor muffs, the sound quality was amazing! I tried the VOX(voice activated) on the low and high sensitivity settings and it worked best for me on the low sensitivity setting. I swapped with my daughter and tested the other way to get a gauge on the sound quality overall and it was par for the course on the FRS walkie talkie side. They are easy to use with VOX, and easy to install. I bought a set each for two of my sons for us to use while target practicing and hunting. I feel that from headset to headset these will be awesome! I cannot comment on battery life yet because these are for Christmas gifts. They do include three AAA batteries! I feel these were a good value for the price. They do not add much weight to my muffs and do not create any discomfort. I highly recommend. If I encounter any issues I will update my review.

Sound Quality is what you’d expect for a walkie talkie. Battery life is great if you’re just casually shooting at a range. Fitment to the slims is good, will say though DO NOT USE in high winds on either low or high settings for VOX. You will not be able to access any other menus while the mic is actively being used. Had to walk 15 back to the truck to get into a no wind environment. Other than that VOX works with a slight activation delay. PTT is flawless. Other than that it’s solid for the price. There’s cheaper options but you will lose out on quality. Haven’t tested the full range capabilities but as far as 700Feet works well

Why didn’t I think of this? I love these integrated walkie talkies. My 14-year old daughter is on a competitive trap/skeet/sporting clays team. During practices, she can talk to me while she is on the firing line. If she’s moving around to different sites she can keep me posted as to how she’s doing. They really have a lot of features and functionality. The VOX function is a hands free mode which is supposed to detect your voice and automatically transmit to your paired radios when you speak. VOX just has some annoying limitations no matter what brand of radio you use. It’s the same here. In normal mode, all you have to do is raise your hand and push a small button on the back of the headphone to transmit. It’s very convenient and easy to use. I haven’t tested the distance range. Seems like it would work at least a mile or so away. If you wanted to buy this to use during a hunt, I would test the range before relying on them as radios in the field. Great for communicating with family, friends or team on the range. Oh, speaking of teams and ranges. These radios have a cool feature called priority channel. Let’s say you had a team of young women using these to communicate with each other during a tournament. They might be having individual conversations with a teammate or a parent. However, the coach or a range master could set up the priority channel so that he/she could communicate important announcements to the team no matter what individual channels they are on. Great product. Totally worth it. Easy to install.

This product is awesome, BUT.....I wish I had found the bluetooth version first. It's about half the price of the bluetooth version but works well nonetheless. I bought two of these and they are easy to use. It's a GOOD value for the money, and has adequate range and clarity. I haven't used them enough to comment on the battery life just yet, I will probably swap the included batteries for rechargeable ones when they die. It has a tight fit to the Razor slim earmuffs and gets the job done.

I got one for myself and one for my brother, as I'm also now going to order one for my nephew's Razor slims! Very seriously an absolutely amazingly functioning piece of equipment. I work 3 jobs occasionally but my 2 primary ways to generate inkm

These were quick and easy to set up and install! I have only used the push to talk function and it's easy to find with gloves on. These are by no means "secure" and cannot be encrypted. They use FRS which has the sub-channels which anyone can tune to and hear your comms. These are cool for ranges and talking to friends who also have some kind of comms that use the same frequency. The battery life is pretty standard for walkies as long as you aren't transmitting frequently. The quality is pretty good and worth the cost. I didn't test the range but I'm sure considering the antenna size and power limitations, you could get a few hundred yards LOS and maybe a few hundred feet in a forest. Sound quality is standard to FRS.