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-33 dB foam inserts, plus - 33 earmuffs as long as you don't need to hear
If you do, get some quality electronic muffs from Honeywell/Howard Leight or Walker.
I frequently move between very loud and quiet environments at work while needing to communicate with people. I highly recommend a comfortable pair of electronic ear muffs. Both Walker and Howard Leight make good pairs that won't break the bank. If the battery dies, you just don't get the "passthrough" effect and they're just traditional ear muffs.
+1 on Howard Leights - popular in the shooting sports (USPSA/IPSC, IDPA, ICORE, etc.) for their effectiveness and ability to adjust sensitivity. Comfortable for long periods and last forever even when lightly abused in outdoor environments.
Yep, I have pairs of both and they work well. There's also a headphone jack pass through and accessories like radios if you need to communicate on local bands.