Team Colors - Baby Earmuffs and Kids Earmuffs - Kids Navy / Each

Protect Baby's Hearing and support your favorite team!

Start baby out right with hearing protection habits that will last a lifetime and protect them from permanent noise-induced hearing damage! Perfect for baby's First Game Day!

The BANZ(R) Baby Hearing Protection Earmuffs hearing protectors effectively attenuate harmful loud noises without shutting out other ambient sounds.

Baby Hearing Protection Earmuffs are easy to wear, with a low profile and no protruding parts that can catch on things. The wide, foam-filled cushions ensure that the set doesn't squeeze uncomfortably, and there is plenty of space for the ears inside the shells. BANZ(R) Baby Hearing Protection Earmuffs have a comfy leather-like cover over the headband to ensure all over comfort!! The weight is also important to comfort; each headset weighs just 142 grams.
 

They are perfect for all sorts of activities including:

• When you take your child to an event with a lot of noise. Such as a festival, parade, carnival, (wedding) party, sports events or motor races.

• When you take your child outside on New Year's Eve.

• When you do DIY chores in your house or garden which produce a lot of noise, such as drilling, grinding or cutting grass.

• When a brother or sister plays music, puts on a show or has a sports event. Also think about the ears of this brother or sister and the rest of the family.

Features

• Over-ear design
• Provides hearing protection from loud noises
• Small enough to fit in the palm of your hand for easy storage/carry
• Soft head band and cushion cups ensure comfort for little ones

Baby Specifications:

• Ages 3 months - 2 years (Please see sizing guidelines for fitting newborns.)
• Weight 142g (5 oz)
• NRR 26.8dB
• Mean Attenuation @ 500Hz 26.53dB
• Mean Attenuation @ 1000Hz 40.53dB

Kids Specifications:

• Ages 2+
• Weight 190 grams (6.7 oz)
• NRR 31
• Mean Attenuation @ 500Hz 35.3dB
• Mean Attenuation @ 1000Hz 48.3dB

Safety

BANZ(R) Hearing Protection meets multiple global safety standards including:

• ANSI S3.19 (United States)
• EN352-1: 1993 (Europe)