150 dB rechargeable air horns built for hockey watch parties, arena tailgates and the parking lot — powered by the cordless-drill battery you already own.
Pick the horn that runs on a battery you already own.
Runs on your existing tool batteries — the same packs as your drill or impact driver. No new batteries to buy or throw away: cheaper for you, easier on the planet.
The brand changes nothing about the horn. Every horn uses the exact same internal and external parts — so a Quad is a Quad and a Dual is a Dual. They sound and perform identically across every battery brand; you give up zero sound or power.
No cordless tools yet? Go with DeWalt®, Milwaukee® or Ryobi® — they give you the widest range of tools to buy later on the very same batteries.
Our loudest sit at the top — here's how the lineup ranks:
1. Boss Series — our newest (2026) and most refined; it reworks the older Extreme design and fixes its weak spots. Its older sibling, the Extreme Series, sits right alongside it.
2. Quad — four trumpets, big full sound.
3. Dual — the 2026 Dual shares the Boss design, and it's the one to pick if your battery brand isn't covered by the Boss Series yet.
Skip the 5-trumpet. The on-board compressor can't push enough air for all five trumpets, so it ends up thinner and higher-pitched than it should.
No drill needed — and none included.
Ships fully built and ready to use — nothing to assemble, no tools required.
The only thing you add is a battery — the same cordless-tool pack your drill already uses.
Snap it in, pull the trigger — and it roars in seconds.
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Quick product demos of every horn — how it sounds, how it mounts on your drill battery, and how to use it before puck drop.
Real photos from real Boss Horn owners — tap any shot to zoom in.
Goal-Horn Energy
Every hockey fan loves the goal horn — that bone-rattling blast the second the puck hits the net. A handheld train-horn air horn lets you bring that same energy to your tailgate, watch party or driveway.
Sound off when your team scores, when the power play clicks, and when your crew rolls into the lot. One pull cuts straight through the music, the crowd and the chirping from the other team's fans.
Short answer: usually not inside the arena. Most NHL and college rinks prohibit personal air horns and artificial noisemakers in the seating bowl, and security can stop them at the gate. Always check your venue's bag and noise policy before you go.
Where these horns shine is everywhere around the game: the arena parking lot, pre-game tailgates, backyard and basement watch parties, driveways and homegating. That's your rink — blast away and rally your crew on the right side of the rules.
Outdoor lots are cold, open and noisy — engines, music and a few hundred fans all talking at once. To cut through that you want real volume: handheld air horns run from 110 to 150 decibels, and the train-horn kits here top out around 150 dB — the same league as the goal horn that rattles the rafters inside the rink.
That's a serious blast, so treat it like one. Point the trumpets at open air, keep it away from ears, kids and pets, and use short bursts. The goal is to light up the whole lot — not the buddy standing next to you.
There's no compressor, no air tank and no wiring to fight with in a freezing parking lot. The horn carries its own on-board pump and real metal trumpets, so it's ready the moment you pull it out of the gear bag.
Power comes from a cordless-drill battery you already own — slide a Milwaukee® M18™, DeWalt® 20V MAX, Makita® 18V LXT® or Ryobi® ONE+® pack into the base, pull the trigger, and let it rip. Some models add a remote good to about 2,000 ft for a surprise blast from across the lot, and when the pack drains you charge it on your normal drill charger between periods.
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Shop this lineup150 dB rechargeable train-horn air horns built for hockey game day — arena tailgates, watch parties and the parking lot. No compressor, no tank: just slide in the cordless-drill battery you already own and bring goal-horn energy to your own crew.
