Looks like it's got built wireless bluetooth headset so you can #1 listen to music and #2 ANSWER YOUR PHONE! LOL.
oh yeah. and it also will protect your head ragden - 17-12-2008 at 08:55 AM
Interesting idea. Was only a matter of time before someone managed to put all that stuff together. I wonder how well it all works. And if you take a
slam.. will it all still work?f0rgiv3n - 17-12-2008 at 09:03 AM
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Originally posted by ragden
. And if you take a slam.. will it all still work?
lol yeah, that's what I was thinking. It seems as though the electronic part is actually below the helmet part which makes me think yes?dylanj423 - 17-12-2008 at 09:07 AM
dang.... missed itragden - 17-12-2008 at 09:10 AM
Possibly. I also wonder what is inside the helmet. How are the cables run? The picture almost makes you think they just put the headset inside the
helmet. I would hope its just the cables run around the rim, but without seeing it, its hard to tell...arkay - 17-12-2008 at 02:25 PM
It's likely the bluetooth is just for music. I can't image they put a mic in there, and that it would work well. I've seen some of the bluetooth one
but the main complaint is always battery life. The circuitry is really small so it's usually just embedded in the helmet. It'd work after most
non-major crashes, but you'd probably want to replace the helmet for safety reasons.
I've got a K2 crossfire helmet that's got ear flaps that headphone slide into. The cable between the headset routes across the top of the helmet and
the cable to the mp3 player <or phone > can either drop down from the ear
piece on either side or be routed to the back in case you have the player in the backpack.
My helmet is a Large, and I'm really a Medium. I picked this up last year at a ski-a-thon to support a cancer event but am likely going to sell it to
buy a medium size that won't make my head look like a watermelon.
