Can they fit into a ski helmet ( which has padded ears to hold the speaker? If not, what model would you recommend w/o wire around ear?
166793
No, they will not fit through a hat/helmet. The best solution would probably be earphones, like the JVC FX40.
166794
I doubt this would on a tight helmet. Never wore headphones with one on. Maybe a decent pair of earbuds?
166795
I don't ski or do anything which requires protective head gear. Sorry I can't help. i will say they do take up space between the scalp and the ear and again from the ear on the surface. I'd go with earbuds to be sure when using a helmet.
166796
Definitely... with modification. These are well known for just such an application. Just pop off the ear clips. Depending on your helmet, you may need to slit the fabric to slide them in.
166797
Sorry, I don't think they would fit in a ski helmet. And, sorry once again, I am unable to recommend a different kind of earphone without the wire around the ear because I have never liked the other kind; they always seem to pop out for me. Good luck in finding what you need.
1620596
Interesting question. The shape of the Brainwavz is much smaller/thinner than a human head. Even more than they look in the picture. Your question is more specific to the type of earphones placed on it, but I think it is very unlikely to alter them in any way.
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I use mine for running, biking and cross country skiing with no problems. They fit well under a helmet or watch cap. I live in interior Alaska and have to keep them in a warm place before putting them on as the metal in the frame can give contact frostbite (like a burn blister) if I leave it exposed to outside temps too long and put it straight on. As long as you don't turn the volume up too loud, you should be able to hear cars or other people just fine. It will never be as safe as exercising on the road without them on, but I really enjoy having music or audio books while I exercise.
1265876
It is hard to say. I have a full helmet with an adjustable front face. I have an area to connect my mic to. You would not have any place to put the speaker on so that you would be able to hear anything. I guess the best answer is I don't believe it will work for you.
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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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www.alpinehearingprotection.com/earplugs/musicsafe-classicThis page has al the specs. Hope this helps. :)
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I bought the Sennheiser mx 75 for running two years ago: http://www.amazon.com/Sennheiser-Twist-Stereo-Sport-Headphones/dp/B000FJEYZS/ref=pd_bbs_1?ie=UTF8&s=electronics&qid=1220046797&sr=8-1. Good sound and they kind of screw into your ear and stay put. The only downer is that they don't fit too well in my ski helmet... so I have to use Apple ipod-type earphones for skiing. But for a good sounding sports headphone, they've worked for me.
814069
Yes - there are speakers that easily slip into helmets setup for music. One word of caution, though. I have heard how great these are, but in some simple tests around the office (low speed), the other side complained about the audio quality. Could just be me - I have not done an exhaustive test, or could have something configured wrong.
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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!
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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
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.
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.
2156402
The NoiseHush speaker has Velcro on the back. I just hooked it on my helmets ear padding.
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.
1355413
I use the UClear in my ski helmet and while I have used it for music while I ski, I'm really not an expert. The sound quality to my ear, however, is very good.
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.
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Yes it will fit. Trust me you will love it......The speakers fit inside the ear well inside the helmit. You will not even notice them