Stealth Elite by PRO EARS


                                                         

                                                         LISTEN TO ME

 

DO YOU HEAR WHAT I HEAR?

 

“Huh, did you say something to me?”  Ambient sounds can interfere with good, clear hearing for everyone, especially in a noisy environment.

            Do I hear turkeys scratching on the forest floor as they feed on their way to wherever turkeys go?

            Do I hear deer cautiously moving towards my stand?  From which direction are they coming?

            Or, do I hear squirrels and other small creatures rustling in the leaves or birds being active in the tree branches?

            If you want to “hear the difference,” check out the Stealth Elite unit by Pro Ears. (Customerservice@altusbrands.com).  Discount code:  SZ20.

            The Stealth Elite is a unique pair of electronic hearing protectors with Bluetooth capability.

            It enables you to hear faint sounds with 5X amplification while protecting your ears from loud noises.  It has a Noise Reduction Rating (NRR) of 28.  I consider this protection from ear damage due to loud sounds while hunting, shooting, attending concerts, working construction or performing weekend warrior chores around the home to be an extremely valuable feature of the Stealth Elite.

            The unit comes with a removable lanyard that is not obtrusive when one is active.  It seems as though it isn’t even there.

            The unit has an Isolation Mode for complete peace and quiet when you want to focus intensely or catch forty winks.

            I consider the Stealth Elite to be a very capable unit at a very attractive and reasonable price. 

“Huh? You heard me!” 

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