Comunica headsets in the UK were brilliant for this and very well liked in the microlight world. They had a massive muff over the normal muff on a sturdy mic boom (like a bendable rubber duck arial). Old DCs and many headsets with a hinged mic boom would blow around in the wind.
They are also based on a Peltor shell, which gives good passive noise attenuation and they did one with an integral active noise attenuation module built in.
Good luck finding them now though - I think aircraft spruce stock some with Comunica name, but I'm not sure they're the same thing.