Radians RB210CS Rad-Band 2 Ear Buds, 25 dB Noise Reduction, Behind-the-Neck, Orange Cord, 1 Pair

The Radians RB210CS Rad-Band 2 ear buds deliver solid noise reduction for shooters, hunters, and range enthusiasts who need hearing protection that won't get in the way. With 25 dB NRR (Noise Reduction Rating), these behind-the-neck ear buds tame impulse noise from gunfire while staying compact and comfortable during long sessions at the range or in the field. The high-density construction is built to handle the demands of active shooters and outdoor sports.

The behind-the-neck design keeps the buds secure and accessible without the bulk of over-the-ear cups. The orange cord makes it easy to spot your protection in a gear bag or on the bench. The included replacement pods mean you're getting extra pairs right out of the box—a practical touch for folks who rotate gear or want spares on hand.

Whether you're zeroing rifles, clay shooting, or hunting upland game, the Rad-Band 2s offer a lightweight option for hearing conservation. They're the kind of no-fuss protection that works best when you don't have to think about it.

Key Features

• 25 dB NRR for effective impulse noise reduction
• Behind-the-neck design for secure, low-profile fit
• High-density construction for durability in active use
• Orange cord for easy visibility and location
• Includes replacement pods for extended use

Specifications

Frequently Asked Questions

Are these good for shooting and hunting?

Yes. The 25 dB NRR makes them effective for reducing gunfire and impulse noise. The behind-the-neck design keeps them in place during active shooting or hunting without the bulk of traditional over-the-ear protectors.

What's included with the RB210CS?

You get one pair of ear buds plus replacement pods, so you'll have extras on hand for rotation or backup.

How does the behind-the-neck style compare to over-the-ear protection?

The behind-the-neck design offers a lighter, less obstructive fit. It's a good choice if you want hearing protection that won't interfere with rifle stocks, shooting glasses, or a cap, though some shooters prefer the higher NRR of larger over-the-ear cup systems.

Can I easily keep track of these?

The orange cord makes spotting them quick and easy in your range bag or gear. The behind-the-neck tether keeps both buds together when you're not wearing them.