- Home
- Snowboard
- Accessories
- Helmets
- Red Hi-Fi Audex Audio Helmet - 2006
Red Hi-Fi Audex Audio Helmet - 2006
2006 Model No Longer Available
Research other out-of-stock versions:
Image
Detail Views
Be the first to upload your photo of the Hi-Fi Audex Audio Helmet. >
Red Hi-Fi Audex Audio Helmet - 2006
RED took their lightest brain bucket and equipped it with DJ-quality headphones to bring you the Audex Hi-Fi Audio Helmet. This puppy works with just about everything except an 8-track. Simply plug the standard 3.5mm jack into your iPod, MD, CD, or tape player and tune out the beaters. Listen to them clang off rails by hitting the one-touch mute button. RED constructed the Hi-Fi Audex Helmet with an ultra lightweight, in-molded polycarbonate shell for a superior strength-to-weight ratio—go ahead and attack that rail without fear of brain damage. The Zip Clip ratcheting chin buckle works like your snowboard bindings to cinch down in a flash, and the removable Goggle Gasket helps you eliminate the dreaded goggle gap. *Available for US Shipment Only.
Bottom Line: Listen to your terrain park playlist with the RED Audex Hi-Fi Audio Helmet.
Leave your mark on The Wall.
Awesome
By:
Joe Sinkevich
December 19, 2006
Great helmet, super comfortable, speakers are really easy to mute. Overall, perfect piece of equipment, couldn't be happier with it.
Does anyone know if they sell replacement cords for these? I
Does anyone know if they sell replacement cords for these? I lost mine :/
By: Jake K.
September 2, 2012
buy it!!!
By:
foosterdawgy
November 22, 2006
By far the lightest helmet I've ever put on. Has a nice goggle channel to keep your goggs in place. Comfortable with perfect peripheral vision. The headphones sound great and have a handy volume control on the cord. The one touch mute button is by far my favorite thing about it.
Tunes !
By:
N/A
November 20, 2006
Love my Hi Fi Helmet. I had zero issues with my Oakley Crowbar goggles fitting with it perfectly. The helmet fits very well, and the chin strap is comfy and easy to get on and off. The headphones are very loud, I usually turn my ipod all the way up and control the volume with the switch on the chord. The mute button is easily used with your gloves on to turn the music off to talk to someone or not to if they are trying to ask you where to find powder.
Change me.
Comment on Joe Sinkevich's review >