Do they come with any means to attach to helmet? I am looking for speakers for a motorcycle helmet.
1102703
I use them in my motorcycle helmet and they just sit in the ear pocket just fine, if your helmet isn't equip with this I'd say just get some velcro for it.
1102704
No, they do not. They are made specifically for snowboard helmets with built in pockets.
1102705
I used velcro to attach them inside a 3/4 face motorcycle helmet with no problem. I've also found using a small Fiio headphone amplifier makes quite a difference in the quality of the sound.
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.
1102707
Sticky stuff on the back of the headphones. But it's weak and probably wouldn't help
1102708
They attach to the inside of snowboard helmets made to accept them. They won't work for any helmet not designed for them.
1102709
I purchased them for the Smith skiing helmet. I don't know if motorcycle helmets are equipped like the ski helmets. You must be careful as to not totally block out....surrounding sounds.
1767391
The two headphone speakers have 3.5mm jack connectors. There is a short Y cable that connects these two speakers to each other. The Y cable and earpieces tuck into the helmet's foam earpads/neck pad through a zipper opening which runs around the entire back of the helmet. The short cable from the bluetooth module connects to the Y cable through a small hole in the left side foam earpad. In this mode all cables are tucked into the helmet. There is an included micro USB cable for charging, and a 36 inch audio 3.5mm patch cable which you can use to bypass the bluetooth module if the battery runs low. The patch cable does not include any audio controls. The two headphone speakers have 3.5mm jack connectors. There is a short Y cable that connects these two speakers to each other. The Y cable and earpieces tuck into the helmet's foam earpads/neck pad through a zipper opening which runs around the entire back of the helmet. The short cable from the bluetooth module connects to the Y cable through a small hole in the left side foam earpad. In this mode all cables are tucked into the helmet. There is an included micro USB cable for charging, and a 36 inch audio 3.5mm patch cable which you can use to bypass the bluetooth module if the battery... » Read More The two headphone speakers have 3.5mm jack connectors. There is a short Y cable that connects these two speakers to each other. The Y cable and earpieces tuck into the helmet's foam earpads/neck pad through a zipper opening which runs around the entire back of the helmet. The short cable from the bluetooth module connects to the Y cable through a small hole in the left side foam earpad. In this mode all cables are tucked into the helmet. There is an included micro USB cable for charging, and a 36 inch audio 3.5mm patch cable which you can use to bypass the bluetooth module if the battery runs low. The patch cable does not include any audio controls. « Show Less
2183446
No they don't. I am still currently looking for mod pads but to no avail yet. I can speak out of experience that these are undeniably the best sounding headphones under $100 in my opinion.
2071835
you would need to get a BOOM mic for your helmet. my specific helmet is full faced so my mic attaches inside my helmet
1655443
Yes they can, with the boom microphone. Some helmets, depending on curves, may require the adhesive mount.
1131040
They also offer a helmet mount in several variations, I know that is not much help if you already own a mount though. It would not surprise me if they have your mount available and try it out their first. They have done that for me several times.
166793
No, they will not fit through a hat/helmet. The best solution would probably be earphones, like the JVC FX40.
2067824
I'm pretty sure you can get it work in almost any helmet. The transmitter receiver stays on the outside and the speakers are very thin.
2070124
Yes they can be used under a helmet. I was using it under a snowboard helmet and it worked fine. My issue was that it was very hard to get the unit to key up using VOX. You can use the PTT button on the radio to talk if you'd like. The headset can do VOX or PTT transmissions.
117638
doubtful that they would fit under a helmet. you could try it. you should just use some foam earplugs underneath an apparatus like a helmet. These are good for shotgunning, and I sometimes use the double protection of foam earplugs + these muffs. They're good. And they fold up nicely and fit in my ammo box. You could take a chance trying them with a helmet... the headpiece is slim.... but just buy a bunch of disposable foam earplugs. They'll do the trick.
208117
The closer the speakers are to your ears inside your helmet, the better they will sound. A lot also depends on how well your helmet keeps noise from entering and the loudness if your pipe, but using my iPhone as the music source, the sound is quite good, though not real heavy on bass.
1485687
Yes. I didn't, but they are easy to do. Instructions where included. You would need to supply the mounts. The speakers are quite light so you could use a smaller type of mount.
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
208119
The sound is as good or better than most earbuds. There are inserts that can adjust the distance from the speaker to your ear, so you can allow for differences in helmet design.
1948586
yes they do but they are not great speakers. I suggest to buy a bluetooth speaker like uplug.
59132
No, they're not. The output for me is pretty much like AM Radio. They're fine for the GPS or talking on the phone but, don't have enough range for hi-fi music. You can put different ones in but you have to purchase a different helmet mount module to do so (don't know the model).
2169917
The clamp piece that goes beneath the liner of the helmet is the same for both kits. You would have to unscrew the ear bud one and put on the speaker one.