The Best Ear Muffs

• Always check the product label to determine how to clean your earmuffs. Some materials require hand-washing and air-drying only, while others have removable muffs that can be tossed right in the washing machine with your other clothes.
• Some earmuffs are even designed to be more stylish, like Knolee Unisex Knit EarMuffs. These earmuffs feature an attractive knit design on the outside that comes in a variety of colors and a soft plush inside that feels good against your skin. You can purchase a set to match each of your outfits, or stick with a neutral color that you can wear with almost anything.
• While the most common reason for wearing earmuffs is to protect your ears from the cold, there are actually quite a few other uses for this handy invention. Earmuffs muffle loud noises to protect your hearing, allow you to sleep uninterrupted, keep your ears safe when using outdoor lawn equipment and protect your hearing during target practice.
• Before you click the purchase button, you’ll want to check the seller’s return policy. Some companies offer free returns, while others, like HIG Unisex Classic Fleece Earmuffs, provide a 100 percent money back guarantee with a 6 months’ warranty service. This is the best way to make sure you’re protected if the ear muffs don’t fit or are defective in any way.
• One of the things you’ll want to consider when shopping for earmuffs is price.  On the higher end is the 180s Women’s Keystone Earmuff for around $20. Knolee Unisex Knit EarMuffs ties with HIG Unisex Classic Fleece Earmuffs for the lowest price at just under $10. In the middle, you’ll find Ear Mitts Bandless Ear Muffs, which have prices that range between $10 and $35 based on the size and color ear muffs you choose.

Once the refreshing fall temperatures begin to drop, you need to start dawning more outerwear to stay warm. One part of your body that is especially susceptible to the cold is your ears. On a blustery cold day, your ears can turn red in just a minute or two. To protect these precious instruments of hearing, you’ll want to wear a pair of earmuffs.

With several different types of earmuffs on the market, it’s important to compare and contrast each one. After you have an idea of what each pair offers, you’ll be able to decide which set is right for you.

First, you’ll want to examine the design of the earmuffs. Some earmuffs are made to simply cover your ears. They are best if you want to wear earbuds underneath, headgear over top or you simply don’t want to mess up your hairstyle. Then there are the earmuffs that resemble headbands, which are more likely to stay in place for longer periods of time or during more rigorous play, such as a snowball fight.

Next, check to see if the earmuffs are adjustable or available in different sizes. The 180s Women’s Keystone Earmuff, for example, has an adjustable click-to-fit frame for a perfect fit no matter what your head size.

Since the whole purpose of earmuffs is to keep your ears warm and toasty while enjoying the outdoors during the cold winter months, you’ll need to make sure they are properly insulated. Ear Mitts Bandless Ear Muffs do just that with their combination of multi-layered soft thermal fleece and 100 gram 3M Thinsulate Insulation.

Just as important as having enough insulation is the earmuffs’ ability to keep moisture and wind at bay. Check the lining along the earmuffs and confirm that the seams are properly sealed.