Alpine Muffy Kids - Hearing Protection - CE & ANSI Certified - Adjustable for Ages 3-16 years - Noise Cancelling Headphones - 25dB Sound Reduction Ideal for Protection and Concentration Aid – Black

Lightweight headphones. The design is unique and durable. It is great for outdoor and indoor use. It blocks put loud noise but it allows some noise to be heard like talking. This is good for safety reasons. It is comfortable to wear and good to take to an event like monster jam.

Between farm noise, fireworks, and shop noise. These have come in handy with my little one. She is not a fan of loud or constant noise. We originally got these as a backup or on the go but with the quality of these they have become our go to! Good value for money and love how they adjust to where they fit my 5 year olds head and can expand and fit my head. It works really good and protects the ear drum from loud sounds.

Great product. My son who is on the spectrum love them and we have try many different kinds and these were the winners. Not tight at all and very soft on the ears. Tried them my self and it eased of the loud noise so perfect to the point that he can still hear what I’m saying.

These do block noise and help with keeping quiet, cute, comfortable and easy for kids to adjust but they block just the basic noise level and was hoping for more. Overall they are still a good product

If your child has noise sensitivities, then this can be a great coping tool in certain situations to have on hand. We keep it in our go bag and use them in public restrooms (iykyk), loud restaurants, car washes, for fireworks, etc. They feel a bit tight at first but with some breaking in they will fit your child's head fine. They should be snug to create a seal but not so tight that it's uncomfortable. Takes some getting used to if your child isn't used to wearing anything over their ears. Durable and adjustable design as they grow. Compact for travel and comes with a satchel to conceal when carrying around. This thing has "saved the moment" for us on so many occasions-- being able to finish a meal out (and not having to abort dinner because of an obnoxious happy birthday song iykyk), get errands done, has made traveling easier, etc. A must have for those with noise sensitivities! Can also be used for improving concentration, reading focus, public studying, blocking out loud music, etc.

Bought these for my 3 year old niece for the fireworks show. She loved that they were pink. They blocked out the loudest noises so that she was not scared or hurt by the fireworks, but let in enough noise that she could hear us talking loudly or raising our voices to her. Overall, I am very happy we bought these. My niece was able to enjoy our family tradition without fear or discomfort, and the adults were happy to find that she could still hear and listen to directions with the headphones in place, which is essential in a crowded area or unfamiliar location. Very happy with the safety and effectiveness.

Small adults can wear this too. I am in my 20’s and this fits better than the adult ones that only come in black. Block out noise well. Very nice. Can still hear noise and people but it’s pretty quiet. I feel so much more calm. These do better noise cancellation than my headphones- unless I play music but sometimes I don’t want to listen to anything. I think these are a great option for children/ teens/ or adults. Whatever your need may be. They are tighter than headphones for sure. And do not rotate on the sides - only up and down. (Slight minus)

The overall build quality seems high, they look nice, and my kids found them comfortable. However, the advertised noise attenuation rating is misleading and the actual attenuation is considerably lower than I expected and desired. The product description says they have ANSI certification and a 25 decibel attenuation, which lead me to believe an ANSI certified noise reduction rating (NRR) of 25. However, upon receiving them I saw the packaging was labeled only a #21 NRR with a European (CE) Single Number Rating (SNR) of 25. I specifically purchased these based on what I thought was a very high NRR compared to competing models. You can find other brands of kid-specific muffs with an NRR of at least 23 (which would translate to at least 27 SNR. Customer service was poor. I emailed the company twice with questions about the noise rating and never received a reply over more than a week. So if you only need the attenuation these actually provide, they might be a good option (though a little pricey for such a low attenuation). Otherwise, you’ll need to look elsewhere.