Ear pro with face shield?

[stickshift]

I usually use shooting muffs when using loud tools, but when I use the angle grinder, I'm usually using a face shield and I have to mount the ear muffs such that the band is resting on my neck; it's not very secure like this.

I don't want to bother with foam plugs, as they're too much of a hassle for a short session. Suggestions for ear pro that works well with a face shield and half face respirator (as I'm usually wearing that as well when operating the grinder)?

Edit: To clarify, I'm looking for hearing protection options that would work well with my existing face shield, not a new face shield with built-in ear pro.

 

[rshadd]

Full face motorcycle helmet?

 

[manwithtools]

 

[dar24601]

I have a pair of these work well stay put and does have the optional velcro strap if you want bit more secure.

 

[CR888]

Peltor...

 

[Legion Prime]

I got these guys with the band that goes around the back of your neck. They work great!
https://us.msasafety.com/Hearing-Pr...s/Supreme®-Pro-X-Earmuff/p/000090007600001028
But I also use these guys a lot, I think mine are Stanley brand but they're the same thing one way or another.
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B001DHJRVM/?tag=atomicindus08-20

 

[ClappedOutBport]

Unless your head is much different than mine, the cheapo horror fright ones work really well.

 

[bargainhuntingking]

I use the harbor freight ear muffs with a face shield and a separate dusk mask. All three work together without hassle.

 

[mike93lx]

most of the guys in my plant use this style: https://industrialsafety.honeywell....aring-protection/earplugs/smartfit-detectable

no messing around with pinching foam plugs, so they are quick and perfect for dirty hands.

that said, nothing blocks noise like a properly inserted set of foam plugs. problem is that most people don't insert them properly and leave them in their outer ear.

i dislike muffs as they don't work as well with safety glasses and even with a face shield, you should still be wearing glasses.

 

[stickshift]

I got these guys with the band that goes around the back of your neck. They work great!
https://us.msasafety.com/Hearing-Pr...s/Supreme®-Pro-X-Earmuff/p/000090007600001028

Electronic earmuffs cut out with the sound of an angle grinder?

I have electronic muffs for shooting, but never thought to use them here because I figured they were designed for the sound signature of a gunshot (or similar sharp loud noises), not just loud noise in general.

 

[Back In The Saddle]

I'm a bit overkill when it comes to PPE. Anything that will generate dust and/or potentially send something flying at a high speed, I wear the 3M face shield respirator combined thing. Works wonders, I've had big cutting discs explode and get embedded in the shield and not my face. While wearing the above, I never found any issue with having a pair of earmuffs over my ears.
In recent years, the best hearing PPE I've found is the ones that are molded to your ear. Can't remember what they are called exactly. I wear those and earmuffs over and I can't hear my wife... uh, tools, no matter how loud they are.