Can the Earbags be worn with a motorcycle helmet?
25559
I don't see why they couldn't be worn with a helmet since they are low profile. Just be careful when you remove your helmet. The very first time I wore my Earbags, the wind was blowing and one of them was blown right off my ear and was lost. I won't be purchasing them again because I thought it was a pretty high price for one wearing!
25560
If the helmet is above the ears, probably, but if it comes down over the ears, I seriously doubt it. I don't ride a motorcycle, so I am not sure. try it, and find out. If they don't work, for the price, your not out much.
25561
I never thought about doing that but why not? They're not that think. What a great idea!
1102706
As others have said, not really. The Smith ski/snowboard helments have zippered pockets in the ear flaps to hold the headphones and an opening for the wire to be routed in/out. You'd have to come up with something similar of your own to mount them on a non-Smith helmet.
496504
They fit fine for me wearing my bike helmet. I would just put the headphones on last, over the straps. Good luck.
372569
It depends on the Motorcycle helmet. Full head that completely covers the ears, no - the ear area is open so you can hear what's going on around you. As for a helmet that does not cover the ears or uses a soft cover, it's probably about the same. Bottom line- This helmet is designed to allow the user to hear.
998249
No. You wouldn't want to be riding with headphones on for safety reasons anyway... unless you're trying to attach a mini speaker.
458641
I haven't used any kind of headset with my earbags. If the headset has larger earphones with a headband, I don't think they would work. If they are earbuds that fit closely into the ears with small wires going to them, I think they would work. The earbags fit closely around your ears. There isn't enough room for anything large or a band holding them to your ears. Hope this helps.
859930
Yes, you may use the speakers or ear buds. My motorcycle is so loud that I have to use ear buds to protect my hearing let alone hear the music.
1312781
Yes you can wear a hat. I ha e before. However they are very bulky and fairly uncomfortable. I now opt for noise canceling in ear buds. I have a $17 pair which I bought here that I love and use during mowing. They cancel enough drone of the mower that you don't have to turn them up much, although I do. I wonder if the mower or loud heavy metal is worse for my hearing? Well at least mowing is more enjoyable now.
169451
I wear my helmet with them in, but it is tight. I have been pulling the earphones out before taking the helmet off to because it is painful to do it the other way. I satisfied with the fit and not looking to buy another set that might be more of a flush fit.
1065952
No, your best bet compatible with a sports helmet is a behind-the-neck style. For example,Sennheiser PMX 60 Lightweight Portable Headphones with Neckband (Discontinued by Manufacturer)
1840085
If the bicycle helmet covers your ears you can give it a try, although you would have the wind problem, since it will hit the microphone directly and I believe will affect you conversations
1550893
Not likely. The ear pieces are designed to be attached to the inside of a helmet with Velcro. Even if you could somehow attache it to something that could hold it in place you would have problems hearing anything above 30 - 35 MPH.
1265877
maybe, they have boom microphones that will work in a 3/4 helmet. needs something over your ear. will not work on a skull cap. They do work great , we are very happy with them
2011578
Yes, you could wear these under a helmet. Decent sound, easy to set up, easy to operate once you get the buttons down.
1269967
From what I've read I think you would at lest use a 3/4 helmet. You would have to have an anchor point for the boom mic and ear covers to use the provided head set.
4336
Yep. It works great with a helmet. More than just loud, it sounds better so you don't need to crank it up so much.
1672345
It depends on the helmet, but if muffling noise inside the helmet is a concern, then I would tend to assume that the helmet padding does not apply any pressure over the ears, so these should work. If the helmet padding presses on your ears it may push uncomfortably against the earplugs, but then it would also muffle noise on its own.