Walker's Durable Molded Polymer Universal Hands-Free Carry Hunting Range Shooting Earmuffs, Safety Glasses & Accessories Pocket Waistband Belt Clip Holder

The Walker's Belt Clip Holder is an absolute game-changer for anyone who spends time at the shooting range or out in the field. This little accessory does exactly what it’s supposed to do—no complaints here! It’s incredibly convenient, with a secure snap-in-place design that makes attaching my earmuffs and glasses to my belt or waistband a breeze. I love how it keeps my hands free, giving me total freedom of movement.It holds my gear securely without any worry of it slipping loose, and the backside wall mount is a nice touch for extra stability when I’m not using it. Comfort is spot-on too; the ergonomic design doesn’t add bulk and makes attaching or detaching my gear effortless.Would use these as an RSO - Highly recommend them!

After a different, plastic holder broke after little use, I was skeptical about this one but it has turned out to be rugged enough for frequent range use. It works with my Walker Razor muffs as well as my 3M ProTac. The backside of the clip will work on a belt but also works on a Molle vest. I typically use the top clip for easy on and off. When bending over to pick up brass, the muffs will sometimes fall off. For those occasions, the bottom clip is more secure but, not as convenient for easy on and off.

These are perfect for holding ear pro and eye pro on your waist. They are easy to use, comfortable, and work well at protecting your gear and keeping your hands free. I bought multiple to loan to friends and family while training!

Light, small, fits the belt and mostly holds the headset. It dropped them once when I was sitting. I know my gear and my fat pushed them off, but isn’t that what this product is for?

Purchased for my range belt, which is a standard size duty belt. Fits prefect. Great product and great price.

An ideal accessory for storing your headset on your waist.

I'm an avid shooter and like the Walker brand. These are okay. Getting your ears in and out of the clip can require a bit of work and occasionally requires two hands. I switched to EarClip which uses a magnetic catch and works way better. The EarClip does not have a place for your eyes though. Having said that, the Walker clip that holds your eyes is subpar; the glasses shift and can easily fall out on to the ground.

Works well for me.