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Bern Baker 8 Tracks Audio Helmet - 2007
Bern made the Baker Helmet 8 Tracks Audio Helmet with multi-impact Brock technology for skiing, snowboarding, biking, skating, and more. And 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 sports' 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 rating. This Bern helmet takes hit after hit without deforming, which makes it a better helmet for a snow park or dirt jump session rather than a massive cliff drop. Plug you 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—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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Bern Helmet Review
By:
Jeff Christensen
November 17, 2008
The bern helmet is an awesome helmet. It looks good, and it feels good. The only complaint i have is, the head phones they. cut out a lot. I know i don't have a defective one because my brother has the same helmet, with the same headphone problem.
Audio
By:
Poop
October 22, 2008
I bought this helmet and loved it however after about 4 trips up to the mountain the audio quit working so i sent it back and got the other ear pads and audio and I had the same problem with the new one as the old one. I would recommend this helmet to someone without the audio feature.
Bern Baker 8 Tracks
By:
Anonymous
June 29, 2007
Warning: "this is not a helmet". This is in fact a "hard hat" which has a softer lining than a true helmet. Regardless, I decided to give it a shot. I took a few impacts and the "hard hat" prevailed. The speakers are good but not skullcandy quality. There is a way to access the volume quickly. I liked this "hard hat".
Solid
By:
onemission26
March 25, 2008
It really feels comfortable, I never wanted a helmet because I didn't wanna sacrifice the comfortability for safety...but after 1 too many concussions I was stoked in getting this one. It definantly works out well with the headphones already in the hat. I was pleased with the purchase.
Change me.
Tech Specs:
- Material:
- [Shell] Hard composite 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
- Manufacturer Warranty:
- Unlimited
- Country of Origin:
- China
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