Alta Wireless Bluetooth Helmet Drop In Headphones- HD Speakers Compatible with any Audio Ready Ski / Snowboard Helmet - 3 Button Glove Friendly Controls with Microphone for Hands Free Calls.

I went to Davos for skiing last week and I am SOOOO glad I got these headphones instead of other more expensive brands. Having used these in pretty extreme skiing conditions, these did not let me down for a second. They fit into any ski helmet with audio-compatible ear pads (I tried them in a few), including my Atomic one.The sound quality is pretty damn good. Those reviewers who complain about "not enough bass", I would say you need to place them correctly in the helmet! Also, you're using these for skiing, not in a recording studio! If you want very deep bass, I suggest you buy a ghetto blaster and carry it on your back rather than go skiing! In any case, my skiing playlists include classical, death/black metal, EDM and rock, and they all sounded pretty good to me. (And yes, I know what great sounds like - I use mixing and recoding quality headphones at home.)The charging is quick (I think around an hour from flat) and gives around 10 hours of use. The bluetooth connection is 100% solid. I had these connected to my Apple Watch music app, and my watch was buried underneath my ski gloves, ski jacket and thermal layers, and not once did I lose connection for a second! This is probably the best thing I like about these headphones; they are super reliable. And the large buttons are amazing. I could stop, play, skip backwards/forwards and adjust volume without taking my gloves off. I am not sure if the manufacturer claims these are water-resistant/-proof, but from my experience, they can handle wet conditions pretty well - I used them in my woollen hat instead of my helmet one day, and it was a horrible non-stop-snow-and-wind day, and these headphones couldn't care less!The manufacturers of these headphone make a point of saying these have been designed/tested by people who actually ski. After using these last week, I believe them! I cannot fault these one bit. If you ski, forget all other headphones. Get these!

I've just had a weeks skiing in Austria using this. Great sound, using my phone was a doddle.I charged in on Saturday. Used it Sunday to Thursday before I had to charge it again. But no problem when you switch it on it will tell you the charge level.The large button the right side works well. The smaller buttons on the left take some getting used too.v2.0 o0f this would be awesome if it identified the caller. But what I bought is excellent.

These produce good sound. The buttons are big and it's intuitive what the buttons on each side do (one side has 2 buttons and the other only 1 button). Buttons are big enough to use with gloves.Charging via included micro-USB is great. Other similar devices use a proprietary male USB-A to 3.5mm audio jack for charging.

Fitted to my Smith Vantage helmet, they functioned well, easy to operate and excellent sound quality. Only downside was the pressure they put on my ears - couldn't wait to get the helmet off at lunch or after skiing. I may try to remove some foam from the cavity to see if that helps. Someone with a slightly looser helmet may well have no problem.

Well built - with rugged connector between the L/R speakers. However found them Bulky, and for the price sound quality was poor. Non intuitive and awkward to operate controls with gloves / mitts. Better to stick to AirPods .. or an quality weatherproofed external speaker.

The Alta Headphones work great, good sound quality and very good battery life. I fitted them to my Giro helmet with no problems. I would highly recommend these.

Easy to connect, quick to charge, easy to answer calls, fit easily in my oakley mod 3 helmet. Negatives are Lacking in bass but have kept the tunes flowing for a week of boarding on only 2 charges, buttons a bit fiddly. Would recommend though

Dreadful things, way too bulky to use comfortably. Complete waste of money for me.