OutdoorMaster Wireless Bluetooth 5.3 Ski Helmet Drop-in Headphones HD Speaker Chip Compatible with Audio-Ready Helmet with Built-in Mic for Motorcycling Easy Control Buttons IP45 Sweat-Resistance

These headphone fit seamlessly into the helmet I purchased (Ski and Snowboard Helmet - Active Ventilation, Audio Compatible Snow Sports Luxury Helmet With ASTM Standard Safety for Men, Women and Youth). You have to remove some small foam fillers on the earpieces of the helmet so when the headphones are inserted there isn't too much pressure on your outer ear lobes. The sound is great and the controls are easy to use even with gloves on. The battery last a long time as well - I am talking up to 10 hours of non-stop music! (Who can ski for 10 hours is beyond me!). For $50 the price point won't break the bank and really will enhance your experience when skiing or snowboarding. Very easy to set up and connect to your phone.

I bought this for snowboard, and they work great!!!! The sound quality is clear and surprisingly strong even in windy conditions. The HD speaker chip provides good bass and balanced audio without being overwhelming. They fit perfectly into my audio-ready helmet and were very easy to install. The Bluetooth 5.3 connection is stable and connects quickly to my phone. I haven’t experienced any signal drops while riding！

These are a great set of Bluetooth headphones. they fit nicely into my helmet, they are easy to control, sound great, can play music much louder than you would ever need, and phone calls are pretty clear and hands free as well. my problem with them is they they are rather thick. when you first get your helmet on, its not a problem, but as the longer you spend on the mountain snowboarding, the longer they are pressed onto your ears and the colder / more sensitive your ears will be. by the end of the day (depending on how long you wear them and how cold it is) they may be quite uncomfortable. there have been several times knowing it was going to be a long cold day that i have simply opted for regular wired headphones.

I used this OutdoorMaster wireless Bluetooth headset for about two ski seasons before the charge port ultimately failed, which was disappointing given it’s supposed to be for outdoor activity. During use, the buttons were hard to press under a helmet, not ideal when you’re trying to adjust volume or skip tracks on the go and I also had some connection inconsistencies with my phone. When it worked, sound quality and Bluetooth range were fine for music and calls. But the combination of an unreliable charge port, awkward controls with gloves/helmet, and occasional connection hiccups makes it feel like a mid‑tier product that doesn’t hold up long term. If you’re looking for something to use on the slopes or outdoors regularly, I’d go with a more premium, rugged headset next time. Something built to last and easier to operate in cold or inclement conditions. Pros • Adequate sound quality when working • Comfortable enough for extended wear Cons • Charge port failed after two seasons • Buttons hard to press under helmet/gloves • Some connection issues Overall, this headset worked fine for a while, but durability and controls hold it back. Not terrible, but I’d spend more for a better experience next time.

I used mine for only a week during a week long ski trip so I don't have long term use in this review but my experience was positive. No they're no comfortable and press against your ears but it's not painful and sometimes you have to sacrifice for something specific like headphones that fit in my helmet with long battery life that sound good, with good Bluetooth connectivity, that you can press the buttons with your gloves on. So if your helmet strap is tight they may start to press on your ears a little bit. When you push the buttons, obviously the speaker is going to push into your ear but that's a small price to pay. I did flip these upside down so I could charge them without removing them entirely from my helmet. No idea if the battery will last years and no idea if the cable will hold up but so far, these did what I wanted.

I was skeptical at first, but after two snowboarding trips while using them, I'm really happy with them. Sound quality is good, but don't expect these to be hi-fi quality. I was shocked as to how little wind noise there is, but I guess that would be more chocked up to the helmet they're installed in. The big buttons make it easy to control through the helmet while wearing gloves, although the forward and back buttons can be a little tricky to press. (I put this blame on my helmet, as it has these big logos made out of hard rubber on the ear muffs) the on/off-play/pause button is great. All in all, the price is right for good quality sound and connectivity.

These are awful. I had the older version of these, and they worked great. Problem with the newer pair is the bluetooth connection. It constantly drops and for some reason music will drag(sounds like slurring). Dont buy these. I missed my return window by a day, so I will probably just throw them away.

These are fantastic! I have been using high quality in-ear headsets for snowboarding under my helmet. Dealing with the controls with gloves is a pain. Just to mute or change the volume, I pretty much have to take off my gloves every time. Also after awhile, the ear buds tend to hurt my ears as the helmet is constantly pressing in on them. I got these and they work great. The buttons are big and easy to use even with gloves. The sound quality is fairly good. Certainly nowhere near the quality of my Bose but these work well for what I needed. Comfy in my helmet earpieces. My helmet has removable ear padding so these just slip inside where the padding was and you don't even notice they are there. Good battery charge that lasts all day.