Buy Earmor hearing protection in Europe
Earmor is the hearing protection brand from OPSMEN, a manufacturer that has been building electronic headsets since 2016 and now supplies sport shooters, airsoft players, police units and militaries across Europe. The line has grown from budget range muffs into a full ecosystem — over-ear headsets, electronic earplugs, helmet rail adapters and PTT modules — and in 2026 Earmor became the International Practical Shooting Confederation's Major Partner for headsets and hearing protection. ESTTAC stocks the range in Europe and ships across the EU, to the UK, Germany and worldwide. Buying locally means genuine Earmor product from European stock, with no three-week wait on a direct-from-China order and no import charges at the door.
Our range covers the models people actually search for: the M32 PLUS and M32H PLUS communication headsets, the M32X-MOD4, the M31 PLUS and M31H PLUS electronic earmuffs, the M30, and the Bluetooth M300T and IPSC-licensed M300X range headsets. For low-profile carry we stock the M20, M20T and M20T Pro electronic earplugs, the M200T, and the passive MaxDefense silicone plugs. The supporting ecosystem is here too — M11 ARC, M12 EXFIL and M16 helmet rail adapters, the M51 PTT for Kenwood-fit radios, the M50 finger button, belt clips, replacement gel ear seals and rigid transport cases.
Picking a model comes down to three questions: over-ear or in-ear, headband or helmet rails, and whether you need radio comms. Everything in the H-suffix range (M31H, M32H) mounts to a helmet instead of a headband, everything in the M32 family carries a detachable boom microphone and a NATO TP-120 plug for PTT, and the M20 and M200T series trade some noise reduction for a profile that disappears under a helmet or ear defenders.
Why choose Earmor?
- Premium features without the premium price: impulse noise suppression above 82 dB, ambient amplification and directional microphones — the feature set shooters usually pay two or three times more for.
- Helmet-ready across the range: ARC, Team Wendy EXFIL and M-LOK rail adapters let the same headset move between headband and helmet as your setup changes.
- Radio-ready comms: M32-series headsets use a NATO TP-120 Military Standard 7.0 plug, so they connect to standard PTT modules rather than locking you into a proprietary system.
- Certified protection: models are tested to EN 352, the European hearing protection standard, with NRR ratings in the 22–24 dB range depending on model.
- In-ear or over-ear: a genuine choice between full-coverage muffs and electronic earplugs that fit under a helmet, from one brand and one ecosystem.
Why buy Earmor from ESTTAC?
- Genuine Earmor, in stock in Europe — no marketplace copies, no waiting on a shipment from Asia.
- Fast EU shipping, plus delivery to the UK, Germany and worldwide.
- Prices include VAT — no surprise fees on arrival.
- Backed by a physical store, manufacturer warranty and real support.
Frequently Asked Questions
ESTTAC stocks Earmor in Europe and ships across the EU, UK, Germany and worldwide. Much of the Earmor sold online comes direct from Asia or through marketplace sellers, which means long transit times, import charges and a real risk of copies. Buying from European stock means genuine product, fast delivery and VAT already included in the price.
This is the comparison most buyers are making, so here is the honest version. Peltor Comtac and MSA Sordin are the long-established duty standards, with a longer service record and, in the Sordin's case, sound reproduction most users rate as more natural. Earmor delivers the same core feature set — impulse suppression above 82 dB, ambient amplification, directional mics, helmet rail mounting and NATO-standard PTT — at roughly a third of the price. For range work, training, airsoft and most civilian shooting, the gap is smaller than the price difference suggests. For sustained professional duty use where absolute longevity matters most, the premium brands still hold an edge.
For range and hunting use without comms, the M30, M31 PLUS or M300X are the straightforward picks — electronic muffs with amplification and no microphone. If you want music or phone calls, the M300T adds Bluetooth 5.4. If you need to talk on a radio, step up to the M32 PLUS, which adds a detachable boom mic and a PTT connector. For helmet use, the M31H PLUS and M32H PLUS are the same headsets built for rails instead of a headband. And if you want protection that disappears under a helmet or hood, the M20, M20T, M20T Pro and M200T electronic earplugs give you the low-profile option.
They share the same shells, electronics and protection level. The difference is communication: the M32 adds a detachable boom microphone and a NATO TP-120 Military Standard 7.0 plug so it can run on a radio through a PTT module, while the M31 is protection and amplification only, with a 3.5 mm AUX input. If you will never connect to a radio, the M31 does the same job for less. The H suffix on either model (M31H, M32H) means helmet rail mounting rather than a headband.
Yes, two ways. Buy an H-model (M31H PLUS, M32H PLUS) that ships with rail mounts, or convert a headband model using an adapter kit. We stock the M11 for ARC rails, the M12 for Team Wendy EXFIL, and the M16 for mounting M32 Plus headsets to ARC rails. The adapters replace the headband entirely, so one headset can move between a FAST helmet and standalone use as needed.
The M32 family uses a NATO TP-120 Military Standard 7.0 plug, which connects to a PTT module that then plugs into your radio. We stock the Earmor M51 PTT in the Kenwood-fit version, which also covers Baofeng and other Kenwood-pattern radios, plus the M50 finger push button for glove-friendly operation. One important compatibility note: the military-standard connector on these headsets is not compatible with Element or Z-Tactical PTTs — use Earmor, TCI or Nexus modules.
Yes. Earmor models are tested to EN 352, the European standard for hearing protectors, alongside ANSI standards for the US market, with noise reduction ratings typically between 22 and 24 dB depending on the model. The electronics suppress impulse noise above roughly 82 dB while amplifying quieter ambient sound, so you keep situational awareness between shots. Exact ratings are listed on each product page.
