The Pyramex VG80 Venture Gear earmuff in teal brings dependable hearing protection to the range with a splash of color and a Midwest Shooting logo on the cups. Hearing damage from gunfire is cumulative and permanent, which makes a quality set of muffs one of the cheapest pieces of insurance in the shooting sports. A pair you actually like wearing is the pair that ends up on your head every single session.
Why the teal Pyramex VG80 stands out
Most earmuffs come in the same shiny black plastic, which is fine until four people set four identical pairs on the same bench. The teal colorway solves that immediately and gives shooters tired of black on black gear something with a bit of personality.
Bright color is also practical. A teal muff is easy to spot in a crowded range bag, on a busy bench, or in the grass where somebody set it down between strings.
Key features
- Teal colorway that is instantly identifiable as yours at a shared bench or club.
- Midwest Shooting logo printed on the cups.
- Straightforward passive earmuff protection with nothing to fiddle with.
- Excellent loaner gear for friends, family, and first time shooters.
- Manufacturer model VGPM8063C designates the teal, logo bearing version.
- Priced so a spare set for the truck is an easy call.
The details behind the model number
Model VGPM8063C is the specific teal configuration of the Pyramex VG80 line, and quoting that code makes reordering matching pairs simple. If you are outfitting a family or a small club, ordering several of the same model keeps the fit and the look consistent.
The muff itself is a straightforward over the ear design, which is exactly what you want in loaner gear. There is nothing to explain, nothing to insert, and nothing a nervous first timer can get wrong.
Pyramex builds this line as practical safety equipment first, and the Midwest Shooting logo gives the cups a bit of range character without turning them into advertising. It is a small detail that makes the muffs feel like proper shooting gear rather than generic shop equipment.
Practical use, fit, and care
Fit is where hearing protection is won or lost. Clear hair away from the cushions, use thin temple shooting glasses so the seal stays intact, and make sure the cup surrounds the ear completely instead of resting on the edge.
These muffs make ideal introduction gear because a comfortable, positive first session matters more than anything else when you are bringing someone new into the sport. Hand them the teal set, get the fit right, and the noise stops being intimidating. Pair them with safety glasses from the range gear and protection category so every guest gets eyes and ears in one handoff.
Keep the muffs in a bag rather than baking on a dashboard, since heat and UV are what harden the cushions and cost you the seal. Wipe the cups down after hot summer sessions and store them uncompressed so the headband holds its tension.
For indoor ranges or heavy magnum work, adding foam plugs underneath costs almost nothing and stacks meaningful protection on top of what the muffs provide. That combination is standard practice among shooters who plan to keep their hearing.
Color coding a family’s gear is genuinely useful, and the teal Pyramex VG80 makes that easy. Assign a color per person, and the arguments over whose muffs are whose end permanently, along with the habit of grabbing a sweaty pair somebody else just took off.
It also helps at club level. When a loaner set is bright teal, you can see at a glance who is wearing house gear that needs collecting at the end of the day rather than hunting for it in the parking lot afterward.
Color you will not lose track of
At this price, keeping a spare set in the truck or range bag is an easy decision, and the teal finish means you will always know which pair is yours. Protect your ears now and they will thank you for decades. Ships direct to your door, no FFL required.
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