would it be possible to mount one of these on the back of a helmet? are the light weight enough that you wouldn't notice the weight?
632257
yes it is very light and very cheap i would not to buy this light.they said super bright to cheat customer
632258
Yes, these are super light weight. The body is made of a rubberized material, I'm sure you could attach it to the back of your helmet....matter of fact that's a good idea, my husband and I put the red one around our seat posts but honestly, I don't find it that visible.
632259
Yes, I just tried it on my Giro helmet, and it attaches easily. The weight is negligible.
632260
They are light weight but they are designed to wrap and secure around a bike frame--or something the shape and girth of.....
632261
Yes... you'f have to have something to attach it to, though, like an elastic band... They are very light and I don't think you'd feel it at all.
632262
There made to fit the handle bar and seat post I guess you could try it on a helmet but I'm not sure.
1584181
I wouldn't think so. It would be too heavy and besides, it doesn't cool enough to feel it that far from your face. I, personally, found it to be completely worthless, but that's just my honest opinion. Hope you find what you're looking for!
1156989
Yes... Depending on your helmet you may need to look into their mounting options they're many to choose from
1238798
There should be no problem mounting a front helmet light. I don't use one (rear: yes), but see no problem doing so. I consider the mirror itself as a MUST HAVE item and rely on it moment-by-moment. Excellent product.
1737759
If you have space and a way to mount it on your handlebars, the answer is yes! It mayt not be the absolute best detector on the market, but it is darned good! I've found that most of the time I don't need to turn onthe helmet audio, as the 3 red leds are bright enough to easily see in the daylight, and can be dimmed for night riding. I've been using mine for several months, and I swear by it. I use mine on my Harley Street Bob.
212998
I think the answer would be yes, but I wonder if your head bounce from the ride would be almost too much for decent viewing comfort. I have adapted several of the various mounts supplied by GoPro for that camera to handle bars, flat surfaces, hats, etc. I think you may be better off to purchase one of the accessory kits from GoPro and make an adaption from that using glue or screws ... I know, I know, nobody wants to do that to their helmet and this strap thing just may be the trick. What the heck, it's pretty cheap, give it a try!
840275
No, it would be too small for a snowboard. I think it would be too shallow for a helmet also.
2226172
Hi, sorry for the delay, really do not understand why they do not match the information is right you. But it is obvious that supports more than one pound, my helmet weighs 1300 grams and the suction cup hang smoothly, exerting force against it and this resists without any problem, you see how strong it is, I've tried also to over 150 Km / h without problems. I think it is very good product, very strong I recommend it without problems for cars or bikes (helmets). I think it does support the four pounds fully or at least more than 2 does.Greetings!
1862335
I've not tried this with a visor, but it weighs next to nothing and should work great.
1371066
I don't have an exact weight atm, but I can say that it feels fairly heavier than you'd expect from a headlight. I would look into other options such as Black Diamond.
533449
Like I said in my review it depends. If you're wearing a bike helmet then yes,a side mount doesn't really week because the helmet tips to the side. The headband strap works okay. It's noticeable but doesn't slip. I'd you're putting ur oh a motorcycle helmet you won't feel it at all.
2237797
I don't think there would be a spot to mount the speakers on a 1/2 helmet. I don't have personal experience with them, but I would look at Sena's SPH10 line.http://www.senabluetooth.com/products/index.php
2278564
I have not seen one. I suppose its possible however to me the shape and weight is made to be held. I think it would be quite uncomfortable to strap this to your head.
16020
If worn under the helmet, I would say no, simply because of where the camera is located (take a close look at the picture to see what I mean). If you want to fit it over, I'm not sure about the size and I cannot give you an answer because I don't have it with me now. Maybe a fellow past purchaser can chime in now... ?Another option (for quite cheap) is the mount strap for vented bicycle helmets. Of course, this serves one single purpose and cannot be mounted to your head like the Smatree Head Strap.
2236428
You can mount the camera to any helmet, the problem might be the water. Most mounting pads don't hold up to good when exposed to water. This is not an asap specific issue. I always use a little safety leash.
1166608
It depends on how you mount it. It comes with some adhesive bases that can be stuck onto the helmet. Short answer is yes.
552724
I would say yes! There are no small pieces that come off easily, the head strap is sufficient to do the job its intended to do but its not overly designed.No shock risk, no glass to break. I don't know what your concern is ,but I'd say you should not expect any problems other than the battery expense I was referring to.