Caldwell E-Max Shadows Pro: New Hearing Protection for 2022

Published on March 30, 2022
Duration: 3:59

This video introduces the Caldwell E-Max Shadows Pro electronic hearing protection, highlighting its increased 25 dB NRR, Bluetooth connectivity for music, and adjustable ambient noise settings for situational awareness. It also showcases the Caldwell Link radio, a wireless communication device that pairs with the hearing protection for hands-free, long-range communication on the range or in the field. The Claymore Thrower, a portable, foot-operated clay pigeon launcher, is also featured as a significant new product.

Quick Summary

The Caldwell E-Max Shadows Pro offers enhanced hearing protection with a 25 dB NRR and Bluetooth for music. It features adjustable ambient noise, a lanyard option, and a charge indicator. The accompanying Caldwell Link radio provides wireless, hands-free communication up to 12 miles, pairing directly with the earbuds.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Introduction to New Ear Pro
  2. 00:07Caldwell E-Max Shadows Pro Features
  3. 00:22Increased NRR and Bluetooth
  4. 00:29Lanyard and Charge Indicator
  5. 00:41Button Controls and Ambient Noise
  6. 00:52Adjustable Ambient Noise Use Cases
  7. 01:04Digital Hearing Protection Explained
  8. 01:10Introducing the Caldwell Link Radio
  9. 01:16Link Radio Wireless Pairing
  10. 01:20Range and Field Communication
  11. 01:30Hands-Free Operation with Link
  12. 01:38Link Radio Compatibility
  13. 01:42Audio Jack Cord Connection
  14. 01:55Introducing the Claymore Thrower
  15. 02:03Claymore Thrower: Next Level
  16. 02:17Claymore Thrower Features
  17. 02:28Where to Find More Information

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the key improvements in the Caldwell E-Max Shadows Pro hearing protection?

The Caldwell E-Max Shadows Pro features an increased Noise Reduction Rating (NRR) of 25 dB, Bluetooth connectivity for music, an optional lanyard, and a charge indicator on the case and earbuds. It also has distinct push buttons for mode and volume control, plus adjustable ambient noise settings.

How does the Caldwell Link radio enhance communication for shooters?

The Caldwell Link radio pairs wirelessly with Caldwell's Bluetooth hearing protection, allowing for hands-free, voice-activated communication up to 12 miles line-of-sight. It uses the hearing protection's microphone, eliminating the need to yell or remove gear.

What is the Caldwell Claymore Thrower and how does it differ from older models?

The Claymore Thrower is a portable, foot-operated clay pigeon launcher that holds 50 clays and requires no external battery or manual assistance. It's an all-in-one solution that eliminates the need for car batteries or a second person to pitch clays.

Can Caldwell's Link radio be used with non-Bluetooth hearing protection?

Yes, the Caldwell Link radio can be hardwired to non-Bluetooth Caldwell electronic hearing protection using an audio jack cord. This ensures compatibility with a wider range of their electronic hearing protection products.

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