Would this work to dampen the wind noise inside a motorcycle helmet?
638974
I haven't tried them yet. I bought them to use at certain music (including classical) venues. I am very sensitive to noise and things like tenor sax hurt not only my ears but my whole body. I tried them when I received them but found them to be a bit difficult to insert properly. Sorry I can't help you. :(
638975
I would say yes. I use headphones when riding and with no music on they dampen pretty well so I would assume these would do a better job.
638976
Sadly, I sold my bike about a month before I bought these, so I haven't tested them in that environment. :^( However, I think these would work fine, plus these are great for any loud environment where you still need to hear people talk. Also, these would be good if you use a device like ScalaRider or Chatterbox. Earasers do have another product called "Peace and Quiet" that seem to block more sound and may be better for highway speeds on a motorcycle, though.
1960801
Hi It is not designed for these purpouse , Only for helmet beside Noise arround It´s not a problem but you need a stand a geometry to fix it on and get any confort using it.
981330
I would think not .With the speaker in the unit it will probably be to far from your mouth & will pickup wind noise.
1197679
Depends a little on the loudness of the motorcycle, but I don't think it would be very good
781662
Don't see why not if the helmet is fully enclosed around the ears - if your ears are exposed then no, as you need a place to mount the speakers inside the helmet/next to your ears.
2002642
No. It isn't specifically designed for noise canceling, but it physically blocks some noise.
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.
437206
No. You would need a soundproofing solution. This product is for sound absorption.
65528
I use mine while riding my motorcycle. They do an excellent job of muffling the wind noise which is substantial (I ride a Honda, not a Harley). I think they will work well for what you are asking of them, just be careful about not turning the music up too loud, it is easy to do in a noisy environment. I suggest adjusting the volume to an uncomfortable level first, then back off to a comfortable level, then turn on the machinery.
1144547
it will help some but I use my Fat Mat for a pumped 212cc engine in an enclosed engine box (for a boat). I have some of the same issues and found that I have become an expert custom exhaust builder to reduce a lot of noise from my motor. In your case look for a silencer as well.
1385075
My guess is that these goggles will show two design inadequacies for motorcycle riding. First, the elastic used for the headstrap is probably not as robust as a rider would want. You could replace the elastic. Secondly, I think the ventilation slots are not designed to manage a lot of air rushing in, as would be the case when riding a motorcycle.
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.
736494
Not sure, but I would think that since it blocks out the background noise from a tractor-trailer, it would also easily block out wind noise.
437207
No. A sound barrier, like mass loaded vinyl, would help some but you would still have vibrations.
703348
The sound is not affected by speed except for the fact that you will observe increased wind noise. Just crank it up a bit louder - the sound quality is ok, it beats dealing with headphone wires fighting with your helmet and safer than wearing headphones too.
1140840
Nope. At least not at motorcycle speeds. It'd reduce or stop it on a bike I'm guessing. But if you want something air tight get goggles. These aren't for you. They foam on these has grooves specifically to allow air flow.
2163952
It would have limited value for noise reduction, I used it for a car firewall (more for heat blocking than sound). I use other sound deadening products ( Second Skin Damplifier Pro and Luxury Liner) to damp vibration and block noise for the interior. If I am not mistaken, much of the gas golf cart noise is exhaust, not enough heat/speed/vibration/loud music to benefit from applying this product.