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Question: Do you think you could use these on a snowmobile?  My husband grooms ski trails and wants a pair for that, he does not go fast and needs to wear a hat.  Wants to use when cutting wood with chain saw, weed whacking, lawn mowing.
Document: This is the best pair out there. They fade out less, are less directional, more comfortable, digital, and gives more noise supression when you have to wear a knit hat underneath (most others become completely worthless with a hat on). Im constantly hunting around for these when I have lesser pair available. Just finished snow blowing, with hat on, and still fair noise reduction and good music. I use it when mowing the lawn. I am constantly woodworking, and wear it then.
Doesn't pick up AM stations very well. You would think in this day of age that technology would be there to tune in AM stations better. I purchased to use when cutting grass, but when you move around the AM stations tend to go in and out. I had tried a different one before and it was even worse. FM works great though as does the auxillary option for my I pod.
I have been reading and searching for a good headset to use while working outdoors, blowing snow, cutting grass, weed whacking and for general yard and garage shop work. I wanted to have the option of both a radio as well as an mp3 player even though my latest iPod has a built in radio.
I like to listen to the radio while I mow lawn and my Elvex was getting tired. The Elvex was not the best reception but I learned to deal with it because I figured all these radio/earmuffs were not that great. I looked into the Peltor digital Worktunes but so many people complained of poor reception. You would think with digital features it could be a winner but I decided to stay away from them.
I have owned and used Work Tunes radio headphones for several years with disappointing results. I have a very large yard and used them while mowing, edging, etc. Aside from providing ear protection they are just about worthless. The radio will not hold a station and the in and out of the tuning will drive you nuts. I had finally had it with them and decided to go shopping in hopes I could find a headphone radio that would make my yard time more enjoyable.
It works well when mowing the lawn,  i can listen to the radio no problem.However I haven't figured out how to stop the radio from playing while I listen to my MP3 player. I turn the radio volumn down as far as it will go without turning off. The only disapointment was when I went to put the batteries in and the screw fell out and is now lost. They should put a stop on the screw so that it won't drop out.
After trying the Howard Leight 1015543 by Honeywell headphone while mowing on my lawn tractor I found that they are comfortable and reduce noise, however, the volume control does not go up loud enough to hear the station very well. FM reception was better than I expected....how ever the AM reception was bad...and I live about 3 miles from two local AM stations and their signals were both weak! I am going to give this unit one more try before returning it.~Mark in PA
I have owned several radio headsets, and hearing protection but none have combined the two functions very well. This headset has broken that trend.I purchased these so I could listen to radio broadcast while performing lawn care (mowing) and other tasks in the garage. I always found the audio level in other headsets (radio shack, peltor) failed to be loud enough to be heard over the task being performed. The Howard Leight does this task superbly.
I had a different brand for use while cutting grass: it provided a very limited number of channels.This radio gives me a great number of channels to choose from. Sound quality is good: for use while riding the lawn tractor or using the gas timmer or blower.
I bought this product for my husband. He used to use my smart phone while he was doing the lawn on his lawn tractor and would complain that he couldn't hear his sports program, that the buffering was taking the joy out of listening to the sports talk show and he wished he didn't have to put the earbuds in. I read many, many reviews and decided to try these. HE LOVES them!!
Answer: yes