SWATCOM SC10 Ear Defenders

SWATCOM SC10 Ear Defenders: Tactical-Grade Passive Hearing Protection

Engineered for Critical Scenarios Where Electronics Fail

Experience uncompromised auditory defence with the SWATCOM SC10 – the ultimate passive ear defenders trusted by tactical units and precision shooters operating in high-risk environments. Designed to NATO specifications and featuring a 31dB SNR rating, these defenders deliver fail-safe protection against gunfire, explosions, and industrial noise without batteries or circuitry vulnerabilities.

Elite Performance Features

Dominant Noise Suppression

31dB SNR Certification: Neutralises impulsive threats like rifle fire and machinery roar.
Twin-Seal™ Acoustic Chambers: Patented dual-layer foam/gel cushions eliminate sonic leakage around eyewear or helmets.

Close-Quarters Tactical Design

Low-Profile Cups: Maintain full weapon stock clearance for unhindered rifle/pistol handling.
Helmet Integration: Compatible with Ops-Core, Team Wendy, and MICH helmets.

Battlefield-Endurance Construction

Crushproof Composite Frame: Rated at 200kg lateral crush resistance.
IP54 Splash/Sweat Resistance: Withstands monsoons, sandstorms, and corrosive environments.
Chemical-Armoured Materials: Resists solvents, oils, and gunpowder residues.

Operational Comfort

CoolVent™ Mesh Fabric: Prevents humidity buildup in tropical climates (-10°C to +55°C range).

Why Operators Trust the SC10?

“When comms aren’t mission-critical, the SC10’s balanced attenuation keeps us situationally aware while blocking 7.62mm gunfire concussions. They’ve survived three Kandahar deployments.”
― Capt. Theo Richter (Ret.), German KSK

Unlike active headsets, the SC10 eliminates risks of sudden power loss, circuit damage, or radio interference. Consequently, protective integrity remains absolute in environments where hearing loss risks are permanent.

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THE IMPORTANCE OF SHOOTING EAR PROTECTION

Designed specifically for the purpose of protecting your hearing from high-impulse gunshot noise, shooting ear defenders are a must-have item.

Every trigger pull unleashes a blast that can spike above 160 dB—louder than a jet taking off at close range. At that intensity, permanent inner-ear damage starts in a single shot.

Unlike a bruised shoulder, noise-induced hearing loss never heals; the tiny hair cells that translate vibration into sound simply don’t grow back. Tinnitus—the maddening “ringing” many shooters develop—often follows the same irreversible path.

Don’t risk permanent hearing damage; wear adequate and certified ear protection for shooting when in the vicinity of gunfire.

CHOOSING THE RIGHT EAR DEFENDERS FOR SHOOTING

When you pick shooting ear defenders, start with the numbers: look for at least 25 dB SNR (≈ 22 dB NRR) for outdoor rifles and shotguns, and 30 dB SNR or higher—or “double-up” with plugs—on indoor ranges or around magnum calibres.

Decide whether you need electronic muffs (which amplify voices and clamp gun-shot noise in milliseconds) or simpler passive ones; then make sure the cups clear your stock, seal around slim-temple glasses, and stay comfortable all session—gel cushions and a sub-350 g weight help.

Match the design to your environment: low-profile, camo-coloured muffs with fast cut-off for hunting; wind-screened mics for clay grounds; high-attenuation or combined plug-and-muff setups for echo-prone indoor bays.

Reach out to us if you want professional advice and recommendations.