Axil XP Reactor and Defender Lanyard
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DESCRIPTION:
Keep track of your earplugs with the XP Lanyard. This will only fit the AXIL XP Reactor and AXIL XP Defender Earplugs. It is not compatible with AXIL earphones/earbuds.
DELIVERY AND RETURNS
WHEN WILL MY ORDER ARRIVE?
As of March 2024, orders are sent with next-day delivery via NZ Post Courier Post.
Orders to Australia orders can be made from our Australian store.
Other international orders take up to 15 days depending on location.
WHERE DO YOU SHIP FROM?
We ship Monday to Thursday from our warehouse in Auckland, New Zealand.
WHEN WILL MY ORDER BE SHIPPED?
If you order before 2.00pm Mon-Thurs we will dispatch that day. If you order on the weekend or after 2.00pm on a Thursday your order will ship the following Monday.
HOW MUCH IS SHIPPING?
Shipping on orders valued $90 or more are free! Shipping costs on orders valued under $90 depend on shipping method selected at checkout.
DO YOU ACCEPT RETURNS?
Please see our Returns Policy.
FAQ
WHAT PAYMENT METHODS ARE AVAILABLE?
You can pay using Paypal, Credit Card (VISA, Mastercard, AMEX), Shop Pay, Apple Pay or Google Pay.
OVER 700 PRODUCTS
orders made before 2:00pm NZT
OPERATING SINCE 2005
- PHPeter H.Verified BuyerI recommend this productAge Range 65+Gender MaleUsed For Shooting, HuntingRated 4 out of 5 stars3 months agoGood hearing protection
I bought these for protection from large calibre firearm noise out in the field - I wanted something to replace old, similar, non-annoying, non-bulky ear protection. Once you get the hang of how to correctly position the tab on the insert that goes into your ear canal and then get both toggle switches rotated to a position so you can logically open and close them without thinking about it, they appear to work well. Once properly embedded into your ear canal (sometimes not easy) and with the toggle switches closed, it blocks out nearly all ambient sound and is nearly impossible to hear someone speaking normally. Open the toggle switch and you can hear voices reasonably well, which is what you want. The lanyard is just a thin strip of rubbery/elastic material, so the jury is out on its usefulness. Until I use them more often and know they stay located in the ear canal when doing active stuff out in the field, I am only giving them a 4 for protection - it could well be a 5 - I just need more time to test them remaining firmly located in my ear canals and blocking noise as expected. In summary, I am happy with the purchase, they should perform as expected.
ProtectionRated 4.0 on a scale of 1 to 5Poor ExcellentQualityRated 5.0 on a scale of 1 to 5Poor ExcellentComfortRated 5.0 on a scale of 1 to 5Poor ExcellentWas this helpful?
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