Could this be used on a non-ventilated ski or motorcycle helmet?
650624
used for a road motorcycle helmet... possible, they have a flat disc you can get to give it a better securement, dirt bike... not a chance
650625
I suppose it could, but its not going to be the most effective because of its size and likely the camera weight on top of it. If it were me, I'd look for a more conventional method such as a smaller camera that's designed for such an application.
650626
The helmet would need to have a reasonable sized fairly flat area. The curve of a helmet might prevent it from getting a really strong suction. The suction cup is about 3" across. Hope this helps
650627
Yes but it may be to large for that purpose. One of the smaller vacuum devices would work better.
1858936
Unfortunately, I've never worn a modern motorcycle helmet. My guess is the nose brace would be out of the way of the helmet. The two valves may become a problem though. I would think it would be difficult to pull off, the bandana may be a better way to go. Also, for a constricted area (like a motorcycle helmet) I would be arbitrating whether the sportsta will work, way more ventilation.
1854204
i have never tried it on a helmet but i believe it would work on a hard hat
1441032
It works great on big goalie gloves so I think it would work well on ski gloves too. I don't think it would do much for knit gloves or hats though. Hope that helps!
205789
Hi Gabriel, that already depends how you set it up on your helmet. It's a matter of placing it on the right position. -Vincent
1778768
I have one on my ATV helmet and one on my Snowmobile helmet! Hangs on at 100 mph, so it should work on a motorcycle.
1846414
It depends on how much larger the helmet is. There is, maybe, an inch of clearance on the sides and the top. My guess would be that it would not fit.
1858938
I wouldn't recommend it in a warm-weather climate, as the neoprene will hold in even more heat around your face than the helmet would normally. It also depends somewhat on how snug your helmet fits going over your ears, as the straps going around the sides of your head rest over your ears and your helmet could pull them down too low as you slide it on. I tried it with an open-faced helmet and it was workable, but not easy.
1072549
Hi I've used it on a nylon windbreaker, the outer synthetic cover of a sleeping bag and a tent out of parachute material, whatever that stuff is. had to spray it all twice to waterproof it, but no problems whatsoever. hope that helps.
1153636
It snaps on to a base that is held to the helmet with double sided tape. So as long as you have two of the bases, yes you can.
1904126
It fits between the straps that hold the ear piece and chin strap in place on the helmet. It is snow/cold proof. I have used mine through several ski seasons and it does a good job.
660901
I don't see why not. I've mounted it on top of my helmet and race karts with the clear plastic shielding over it, and we will hit speeds of 75 mph at the end of the straight aways on some tracks. Wind noise is not bad with the shield over it, audio is better than most actually. Examples of what I have with can be found at Racing Psychosis on you tube.
1165209
If it was "over sized" enough to allow you to put a extra layers under it. I don't think it would work well for use as both a snowmobile and motorcycle.
531832
Not really, I wore mine many days when it was hot and it worked great to absorb sweat, keep my helmet dry and snug.
510170
It can be used for head protection. It doesn't offer helmet coverage, but has a metal band across the forehead for protection
2145833
I've never tried that cos I don't ride a motorbike but it's not designed for that cos its quite thick and not like the thin cotton or lycra balaclavas that can go under a helmet. Maybe it would add a little padding but as I said, I have never tried.
901017
You can use it for anything. For diving, there is a waterproof vessel and mask mount. I see no reason it couldn't be mounted on ski goggles.