U.S.A. -(AmmoLand.com)- Pro Ears’ new Stealth Elite Bluetooth Electronic Ear Buds are designed for the avid adventurer. The sleek new design and improved ergonomic options provide hi-fidelity sound for music, noise protection, and hearing enhancement while providing Pro Ears’ signature noise-canceling technology. The new Stealth Elite earbuds are ideal for shooting, cycling, flying, hunting, jogging, sporting events, concerts, and industrial applications. The user can maintain situational awareness and safety in noisy environments while enjoying music or talking on the phone.
Pro Ears Stealth Elite Bluetooth Electronic Ear Buds
The Pro Ears Stealth Elite Ear Buds feature three modes of operation; isolation mode, pass-through mode, and amplification mode. Hearing protection operates with or without the included rechargeable Bluetooth lanyard. The Stealth Elite kit includes batteries, Bluetooth lanyard, USB-C charger cord, three sizes of silicone ear tips, four sizes of foam ear tips, and three sizes of optional use ear hooks for greater security on the ear. When not in use, the entire kit can be stowed in a compact Pro Ears carry case with accessory compartment. The Pro Ears Stealth Elite Ear Buds include a one-year warranty from the date of purchase.
The Pro Ears Stealth Elite Ear Bud kit includes:
- Replacement batteries
- Bluetooth lanyard
- USB-C charger cord
- Three sizes of silicone earplugs
- One pair each of XS/S/M/L foam earbuds
- Three sizes of optional use ear hooks for greater security on the ear
- Compact Pro Ears logo carry case
For more information, please visit: WWW.PROEARS.COM
Since 2008, Altus Brands, LLC has acquired and developed small to mid-sized companies in the hunting, and shooting space to unlock their potential for growth. The company has acquired or developed over eleven brands including Pro Ears Hearing Protection and Amplification, Benchmaster, Kwikee Kwiver, and Harmon Scents. Altus Brands, LLC is located at 683 Sullivan Road, Grawn, Michigan 49637.
For more information visit www.proears.com
These ads are kind of annoying, how about a review while you’re at it?
Gotta love all the text that “Editor” Jim Grant was paid to copy & paste to give us this advertisement for a product that he has never tried or even seen because the product doesn’t even exist yet.
This one MIGHT actually be a good deal — almost certainly a better deal than the other paid advertisement that AmmoLand featured today disguised as a “Daily Deal” — but I think I will wait until the company actually has a product in production to sell me.
Something about listening to music (and being distracted) while shooting seems like a bad idea.