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Bern Baker Brock Audio Helmet - 2008
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Bern Baker Brock Audio Helmet - 2008
Bern made the Baker Helmet 8 Tracks Audio Helmet with multi-impact Brock technology for skiing, snowboarding, biking, skating, and more. The high fidelity 8 Tracks headphone system cranks your tunes while you ride. As the flagship of the Bern line, the Baker Helmet has found its place with alternative-sport athletes who don't want a whole closet full of helmets to cover all their activities. The closed-cell Brock lining holds a hard hat multiple-impact rating, which makes it a better helmet for a snow park or dirt jump session rather than a massive cliff drop. Plug your music player right into the Baker's 8 Track audio system and ride to the beat. Bern integrated the 8 Tracks audio system right into the cold weather knit liner—you can turn the tunes up on solo days or leave it out when you don't need musical accompaniment.
Bottom Line: The Bern Baker 8 Tracks Audio Helmet—head protection for headbangers.
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Plush low profile helmet with excellent sound
By:
Robert Bailey
December 29, 2008
This is my fourth helmet in a long quest to find something comfortable. I just got back from wearing this at Whistler/Blackcomb for two weeks, and I love it. Your head really fits in it, as opposed to the helmet sitting on top of your head looking dorky. The Brock foam conforms to your head without pressure points, yet it's very firm. It also absorbs common impacts much better since it's softer. It's not rated as a helmet, but as a hard hat, but it seems firm enough to protect against everything but the most extreme impacts. The audio drivers sound great, and the integrated liner kept my kopf warm in -31 degree temps. It's the most comfortable helmet I have warn by *far*!
Baker hemet
By:
edspaw
April 1, 2009
I was looking for a replacement for my Bad Lt. helmet, something with a visor and lighter. The Baker was a good choice. Fits great, looks good (even for a tele guy). I find I even like the audio hook-up.
1 Comment Last Comment: January 14, 2010 by: Shaun Grenier
By: Shaun Grenier
January 14, 2010
just got back from a sketchy day (Chinook winds so the snow was icy and snowed over) at castle ( Alberta ). Took a really bad bail, and ended up getting a minor concussion. I work as a paramedic, and have seen some pretty nasty concussions, so I feared the worst when i needed to go to the hospital. It ended up being just a minor deal with no real damage, but my shoulder sure hurts :(. I know this isn't exactly a proven safety test lol, but im convinced it saved me today. Looks great, the audio is decent, and safe. I definitely recommend this helmet.
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By:
jru3739
March 13, 2009
this helmet is sweet! i love the fit, and the sound system actualy works! I have had way too many helmets with shitty speakers, but the baker brock works so well. the only thing that i dont like about the helmet, is that you cant really put your goggles on top when yoy are not wearing them, because of the way that the helmet is shaped. But it is not that big a deal, this helmet is def worth getting
Jeremiah
By:
aas2860321
January 26, 2009
This is a great helmet with a great price. It's really warm, comfy and the audio is great. And it looks cool. I highly recommend it.
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Tech Specs:
- Material:
- [Shell] ABS with Brock foam; [lining] cotton acrylic blend
- Ventilation:
- None
- Adjustability:
- Fitted
- Removable Wires:
- No
- Volume Control:
- No
- Weight:
- 17oz (482g)
- Recommended Use:
- Skiing, snowboarding, biking, skating, kayaking, BMX, wakeboarding
- Manufacturer Warranty:
- Unlimited
- Country of Origin:
- China
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