Overview
The Maxi Muff is a class 5 earmuff rated at 29dB, built with a shock resistant and lightweight construction for all day comfort. The soft foam ear cushions provide a comfortable, secure fit, and the slide and swivel cups adjust to sit right over the ears. The muff can be worn behind the head, which is the position that works with a hard hat.
On a building site the earmuff has to cope with two things at once: loud noise and being worn under or with a hard hat. The Maxi Muff is rated to class 5, the top hearing protection class, and the behind-head wear position means the headband sits clear of the helmet straps while the cups stay sealed over the ears.
The slide and swivel cups let you adjust the muff so the cushions sit squarely over the ears, which is what keeps the seal effective through the shift.
Key Features
- Shock resistant and durable construction
- Extremely lightweight for all day comfort
- Soft foam ear cushions for a secure fit
- Slide and swivel cups adjust the fit
- Can be worn behind the head for use with a hard hat
- Certified to AS/NZ 1270, class 5, 29dB
Specifications
- Rating: class 5, 29dB
- Standard: AS/NZ 1270
- Construction: shock resistant, lightweight
- Cushions: soft foam
- Wear position: over the head or behind the head
- Brand: Maxi
Applications
- Building and construction sites
- Landscaping and grounds work
- Lightweight manufacturing and assembly
- Waste management and general contracting
- Working under a hard hat on a roof or scaffold
What You Need to Complete the Job
For noisy work, pair the muff with safety glasses and a P2 dust mask where dust is present. Keep the muff on you with a croc glove clip, and see the Safety Equipment range for the full kit.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I wear this earmuff with a hard hat?
Yes. The muff can be worn behind the head, which keeps the headband clear of the hard hat straps while the cups stay sealed over the ears. That is the position most workers use when hearing protection and a helmet are both required.
What is the noise rating?
The muff is rated class 5 at 29dB to AS/NZ 1270. Class 5 is the top hearing protection class in the standard, and the 29dB rating is the attenuation figure stated on the listing, which suits loud site and machinery noise.
Is it heavy to wear?
No, the listing describes the construction as extremely lightweight, which is the point of the design. The light build, soft foam cushions and slide and swivel cups work together to keep the muff comfortable through a full shift.




