Thorp Air Command - T18.net

In case you were wondering..........A year ago I tried out two models of Bose ANR headsets. They were nice compared to my std headset. With my regular headset the constant pressure of the over the ear muff on my eye glass frame was annoying. Also, I would prefer to wear a broad rim hat to protect my face/ears from the sun, but you can't do that with a std headset. I ultimately purchased the UFQ ANR in the ear headset. The UFQ performs equally with the Bose, it fits and stays in my ears quite well, is comfortable, built well, does a great job of ANR, and the audio is great. Then I wanted a new headset for my passengers, but not anxious to give them an in-the-ear, so I bought the UFQ over-the-ear ANR headset. It too has proven to be a great headset, light weight, excellent cushion, and noise reduction. Thus FWIW I am recommending both.
My daughter and I flying over Lake Tahoe

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[b]Terry[/b]

Hello All,

I will vouch for the QFR ANR in ears! Bought them to try to eliminate my larger lightspeed headset getting knocked forward every time I close the canopy. Very quiet and comfortable for short trips at least. Haven't flown more than 3 hrs. in a row. Wish the mic boot was a "little longer" though.

Mike Durocher
N2WB