Airsoft players who do some real steel shooting need to invest in good ear protection and the Tactical Rifleman has lined up several items that can fit your budget... "There's lots of different brands of ear pro out there, and they are not created equal. Imri did a good job of putting these brands to the test. In this video we review the Safariland Liberator, Sordin Supreme Pro X, ISOTunes Sport, Peltor Sport and Walker's razor slim passive Ear Protection."

Can an affordable ear protection muffs go against some other comparable products. Moondog Industries takes a look at the Opsmen Earmor M31... "Are Opsmen Earmor M31 better than Howard Leights and Walker Razor electronic noise-canceling headphones? The M31 has some of the best features of the two most popular brands of hearing protectors but the earpads are too soft and thin, leading to discomfort.

The Recon Brothers give tips in choosing the comms that you can use in airsoft... "Choosing ear pro or comms is something that highly depends on your needs and budget. With this video we will help you make up your mind for what you specifically require.

Airsoftology's Jonathan Higgs reviews one of Brain Exploders ear protection design that can be added to your mesh mash for added protection. Looks neat and more streamlined than other ear protection we've seen on the airsoft market... "The new Brain Exploder Ear Protection - Taking your existing mesh mask to next level protection?"

An overview by Jon of the Element Z-Tac Communications products available at Airsoft Megastore... "Communications gear can be a big force multiplier for a team and getting the right set up for you loadout can make the difference between being effective or not. Jon takes you through some of the new Element Z-Tac Headsets and Ear Protection to show you some good options.