Brand: Axil
Model: GS Extreme Sig Sauer
Color: Black
Decibel Rating: 29 dB SNR w/ Max Protect Tips
Battery Life: Up to 25 Hours
Charging Type: USB-C
Connection: 5.0 Bluetooth

Features

The AXIL GS Extreme 2.0 Sig Sauer Edition combines three essential technologies into one versatile system—Bluetooth earbuds, electronic hearing protection, and hearing‑enhancement headphones. Designed for shooters, hunters, and everyday users who demand flexibility, these hybrid earbuds deliver premium audio, advanced protection, and long‑lasting comfort in a compact, lightweight package.

With up to 29 dB SNR when using Max Protect foam tips, the GS Extreme 2.0 electronically compresses loud noises over 85 dB while still allowing you to hear your surroundings clearly. The SportFit ear hooks keep the earbuds securely in place, and the rechargeable lithium battery built into the lanyard provides up to 25 hours of hearing‑enhancement and protection runtime, plus up to 120 hours of standby.

Bluetooth 5.0 delivers studio‑quality audio and hands‑free communication, while the dual control sticks let you independently adjust Bluetooth volume and hearing‑protection levels. Whether you're on the range, in the field, or on the move, the GS Extreme 2.0 Sig Sauer Edition offers unmatched versatility and performance.

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