The Walkers Safety Combo Kit, model GWP-FM3GFP, bundles the two pieces of protection no shooter should ever step onto the range without: safety glasses and hearing muffs in one affordable package. Skipping eye or ear protection is the cheapest mistake with the most expensive consequences in this sport. This kit removes every excuse in a single purchase.
What comes in the Walkers Safety Combo Kit
You get yellow lens safety glasses and a set of black folding earmuffs. Together they cover both halves of the eyes and ears rule, which is the baseline requirement at every range worth shooting at.
It is the easy answer for a lot of common situations: a new shooter gearing up for a first range trip, spare protection kept permanently in the truck, or loaner equipment for the friends you finally talked into coming out.
Key features
- Complete eye and ear protection bundled in one kit.
- Yellow lens glasses that boost contrast and target definition.
- Black folding earmuffs that collapse compactly for storage.
- Deploys in seconds when the line goes hot.
- Manufacturer model GWP-FM3GFP for simple reordering.
- Costs less than a box of premium ammunition.
Why the specifications matter
The yellow lens is a longtime shooter favorite for a reason. Yellow tint lifts contrast and sharpens target definition in flat indoor lighting and on overcast outdoor days, which makes a dark bullseye or a clay against grey sky noticeably easier to pick up.
The folding muff design is the other standout in the Walkers Safety Combo Kit. Rigid muffs hog the top third of a range bag, while a folding set collapses down and slips into a side pocket or a glove box, then unfolds to full size in seconds when you need it.
Black is the practical color for muffs that live in a vehicle, since it hides dust and does not draw attention when the kit is stashed. Model GWP-FM3GFP identifies this specific glasses and muff pairing.
Using it and keeping it in service
Put the glasses on first, then settle the muffs over them so the cushions seal cleanly around the ears. A thick temple that breaks the seal is the most common reason people think muffs are underperforming, and thin temple designs like these are chosen partly for that reason.
Fold the muffs before they go back in the bag rather than jamming them in open, which is what stresses headbands and eventually cracks them. Rinse the lenses instead of dry wiping grit across them, and let everything dry before it gets zipped away.
Keep one kit in the truck at all times. The pair you own is worth nothing on the day it is sitting at home, and a spare in the vehicle turns an unplanned range stop into a safe one. Browse the rest of our range protection and gear selection if you want to add electronic muffs or extra glasses to the setup.
Replace anything that takes a serious impact or goes badly hazy. Protective gear that has already absorbed a hit has done what it was made to do and should not be asked for an encore.
Think of the Walkers Safety Combo Kit as a permanent fixture rather than a purchase you make once and use up. It lives in the vehicle, it gets loaned out, it comes home, and it goes back in the same place, which is exactly the behavior that keeps unprepared guests off the line.
The yellow lens has a second use away from the range as well. Low light workshop tasks, evening pest control, and any job under flat fluorescent lighting all benefit from the contrast lift, so the glasses earn their keep long after the shooting is done for the day.
The baseline every shooter needs
Walkers has built its name on range protection gear, and this kit covers both eyes and ears for less than a box of premium ammunition. Ships direct to your door, no FFL required.





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