I have a Sena Bluetooth headset. Will it fit this helmet? Are there pockets for the ear pieces?
1993276
The helmet is roomy enough to fit your bluetooth in it - but there are no special pockets to hold it. It is not "bluetooth" ready as far as having plugs or connections. hope this helps. Other than that - the helmet is excellent it every other way.
1993277
Gmax gm54s helmet has nice pockets for earpieces. I bought one of each and prefer the gmax.
1993278
yes the bracket fits between the shell in the foam. No there are no pockets, but the foam can be easily cut into with a knife. I did this for a more comfortable fit & sound. I love this helmet!!! I hope this helps you
1993279
hi lisa i really dont think so, because this helmet havent enougth space in the ear area. try with some else
2193374
I bought them for my Dynex headset they measure 2 inches across and the lip is 1/2 in. So you have a good amount of foam to wrap over the earpiece. It may be tight but is easy to work to get on the earpiece
1160002
I think it fit. I never got a chance to use it as my dog chewed up the earpods.
2186261
The ear buds fit. Unfortunatly that is not the part that breaks the little clasps break and you only get 2. One of mine broke the day I put it on.
431621
The earpieces and microphone of this unit are designed to fit inside a motorcycle helmet, the controller is designed to clamp to the edge of the helmet so it's usefulness as a stand alone bluetooth headset is very little.
93208
Not sure what ski helmet you have , but if it has opening where your ears go like above helmet so the Sena dials fit through like above pic your good. If you have closed ear area like full face helmets then NO it wont work . They do make other models for those type of helmets . Hope this helps. Bob G
554103
The body pack uses a standard 3.5mm jack. So this headset should fit fine as long as you buy the one that is for Sennheiser. They also make a couple of headsets for Shure and another brand, those will not fit the Senns. To add to the note, I have one of these on a Pastor who fiddled constantly the with standard over-one-ear mic. I was going to put him on a stationary mic out of desperation, until I found this.. This one fits him fine and the sound quality is fine. I don't recommend it for singing however, but for speech it works.
1481085
I googled that headset (I got these for my husband's work headset which looks similar) and based on the picture I saw (which had extra ear bud covers included) they looked the same size. So I think that they would suffice.
1416596
It's a very tight fit. The MoFi's earcups will fold in just a bit. Squeezing them in doesn't look like it will do any damage during travel. I won't store them in the case though.
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While I do not know the design of your helmet, this Sena set has all the mounting options. The most common is to clamp it at the neck edge of the helmet. If all else fails, they have "gluable" bases that you can put anywhere . The speaker wires slide under the padding and Are held I place by Velcro pads. The units come with several thicknesses of pads so you can control how close they rest to your ears.If the jaw covering of the helmet is rigid, non-moving, you need the separate mic pad, if it's movable, will swing up, you need the mic held on a flex arm coming off the main mount. I think you can alter this mic setup on either type. While I do not know the design of your helmet, this Sena set has all the mounting options. The most common is to clamp it at the neck edge of the helmet. If all else fails, they have "gluable" bases that you can put anywhere . The speaker wires slide under the padding and Are held I place by Velcro pads. The units come with several thicknesses of pads so you can control how close they rest to your ears.If the jaw covering of the helmet is rigid, non-moving, you need the separate mic pad, if it's movable, will swing up, you need the mic held on a flex arm coming off the... » Read More While I do not know the design of your helmet, this Sena set has all the mounting options. The most common is to clamp it at the neck edge of the helmet. If all else fails, they have "gluable" bases that you can put anywhere . The speaker wires slide under the padding and Are held I place by Velcro pads. The units come with several thicknesses of pads so you can control how close they rest to your ears.If the jaw covering of the helmet is rigid, non-moving, you need the separate mic pad, if it's movable, will swing up, you need the mic held on a flex arm coming off the main mount. I think you can alter this mic setup on either type. « Show Less
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I am not sure because it depends on two factors. First, does the helmet have the small pockets for earpieces, usually installed in a zippered set of pockets? Second, will the electronic package attach externally to the straps on the outside of the helmet? Mine fits nicely on the Smith Helmet, for which it has been designed. You'd have to try one one the Giro helmet to insure that it worked.
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The modular helmet I use is a Bilt Demon. I got it at Cycle Gear. I would think it should fit/mount in most modulars. Having removable padding to run the wires would be a plus. Volume with my set up is NOT a problem even at highway speeds. I had the Cardo Scala G4 and definitely prefer the Sena for ease of use and volume.
1092448
Your helmet needs to have speaker pockets built in. I do not think there would be any other way to secure the speaker s properly in place.
263780
I used it for my custom one pro headset. It fits well and enough room for my chord
2063845
These should work for your headset . . . , they may be a bit loose, but I believe they will shrink a little and fit better with time.
1914764
Yes, it is I have a HJC IS-MAX BT Modular helmet. The kit comes with velcro or double sided tape pieces that you use to attach the speakers, main unit and battery to the helmet. When you pop off the inside cushions of the helmet you can hide the wires so nothing sticks out. When you look at my helmet you only see the main unit. If you have a HJC helmet with a Bluetooth connection port then they make specific Bluetooth headsets for that helmet. If you have an older style helmet it is still very easy to install everything. One thing I haven't used yet is the mic, I really don't ride and talk just listen to music.
2017219
No, this base is made exclusively to work with the Sena Blue Tooth Unit which plugs into it. The jacks that are on this base run through the bule tooth unit. You should be able to find a set of helmet speakers and a mic to meet your needs.