SenaOutrush Bluetooth Modular Motorcycle Helmet with Intercom System

For a medium, it fits snug. As I wear glasses, I have to lift the stems up a bit to make sure the helmet padding doesn’t push them into the sides of my head and cause discomfort. Once that’s done, it’s a nice, comfortable fit. Headset instructions can be downloaded from the Sena website and are easy to use. Only Con I can think of is when the chin guard is opened, the face shield closes into it and remains that way when the chin guard is pulled down. Other than that, it’s a decent helmet for the price.

Der Helm passt super. Ist in matt-schwarz. Hat ein wenig gedauert Handy und Motorrad-Navi zu verbinden, hat aber geklappt. Lautstärke für jede Funktion gut zu regeln.

Pieces were literally falling off. Poorly made

Impossible de connecter le casque avec d’autre membre qui ont des sena.Quand reçoit un appel, il a un grichement

The Outrush doesn't produce loud enough sound to be practical or enjoyable for me.I ride a Kawasaki Concours 1400 ... so it has decent protection as far as a windscreen and bodywork goes. I don't have a super loud pipe. I do ride at a, shall we say, "brisk" pace. I didn't find any adjustment of the windscreen or position on the bike that I could enjoy quality sound. I was trying to use the helmet to stream music from my iPhone.I never used the intercom or the FM radio, so no comment on those.The helmet itself is decent for it's price. The quick-release ratchet strap is a nice touch. The tab to adjust the chin vent was loose in the box, so fit and finish were not up to par with a more expensive helmet.Long story short, the helmet is about what you'd expect for $200, but the 'HD audio Bluetooth comm' leaves much to be desired. If you have a smaller bike, or ride at a cruising pace, it might suit your needs. For myself, I used it one day and returned it. For the record, I REALLY wanted to like this helmet, but it was not to be.