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Style: H17-CHAUD
Tired of fumbling with your headphones but still want to take your music on your next ride? The Smith Outdoor Tech™ Wireless Audio CHIPS® are the perfect solution. These lightweight headphones zip right into compatible Smith helmets and feature 10 hours of playtime, full audio controls, phone call compatibility, and push-to-talk walkie-talkie capability so you can keep tabs on your crew. Because these are wireless, they connect via Bluetooth and pair with any compatible devices. No more fumbling with wires running through your jacket, just crisp audio and convenience so you can focus on tearing it up on the mountain without worrying about dropping your phone in the process.
- Universal design zips into compatible Smith helmets
- Wireless for added convenience
- Bluetooth enabled to pair with any smart device
- 10 hours of continuous playtime
- Loaded with full audio controls, phone call compatibility, and voice commands
- Push-to-Talk Walkie-Talkie for easy mountain communication
- High-quality sound quality for music and calls
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Q:
"Is this just the audio chips or does it include the pads as a kit?"
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Question by Lou on 1/19/2020 - 4:54 pm
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"The Smith Outdoor Tech Wireless Audio CHIPS is the kit with the pads. We hope this information helps. "
Answer by Teisha V (Peter Glenn Staff) on 1/20/2020 - 11:48 am
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"Will this fit the full line of Smith helmets? My helmet is a "Gage" and it's 5 years old. On another note the surface of the helmet has become very tacky how do you clean it what should I use?
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Question by Paul on 9/8/2020 - 3:29 pm
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"The Smith Outdoor Tech Wireless Audio CHIPS should be compatible with the Smith Gage helmet. To wash a sticky/tacky helmet. I recommend washing the helmet by rubbing the sticky parts with alcohol or lemon and a cloth to help remove the sticky parts. We hope this information helps!
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Answer by Kelli (Peter Glenn Staff) on 9/10/2020 - 4:27 pm
