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!
2250742
Yes. I've used them with two different helmets. I put them on after I put on my helmet. If you don't play your music too loud, you'll be able to hear things around you as they do not block ambient noise.
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.
431619
Its designed to have the mic and speakers mounted inside the helmet. You may be able to connect a standard set of headphones to the module but even that is meant to attach to the helmet. I personally only use the unit for rider to rider communication. Sorry if I'm not much help.
1203916
Not for sure on that, but my Harley half helmet barely goes in. And I have to jamb it in. Then it takes up a lot of space. But I packed for a week for Sturgis with my helmet in the bag.
1167894
You can if you use the helmet mount. You might have to be creative with the velcro alignment to get it snug.
1840079
No. unless you use a full face motorcycle helmet then you cannot attach these to a bicycle helmet.
719238
Very similar. I wear while riding motorcycle. Most wind noise is gone, I don't have to turn up music loud to hear well, that way I'm not oblivious to traffic
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.
1341307
I don't see why you couldn't plug earbud/headphones up to the DUO itself. I think that would work better if you used an open face helmet, except that the mic would be a problem.
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.
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.
1319060
That would be correct, I have also mounted some great speakers in my helmet so I can choose to use in-helmet (another brand) speakers or the ear buds.
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.
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.
2139486
I use them for motorcycling and think they work fine. It's nice that they are connected. My helmet is modular and very noisy. These provide protection for the ears without drowning out all the ambient noise too much. It's the wind that the problem with my helmet and these work well and, a good value.
1672342
I believe so... My husband owns a motorcycle & I ride with him sometimes & have worn them before. They stay in comfortably & you can still hear well enough.