Sena Motorcycle Helmet Outrush R Bluetooth Helmet

Meet the evolution of a solid design and integrated intercom system: the Outrush R. This Bluetooth® modular motorcycle helmet adapts to all riding conditions with easy access controls while providing seamless integration with Sena’s world-class audio Bluetooth system. The Outrush R comes complete with a sleek and versatile modular design, integrated speakers and a microphone, and smartphone pairing to access music and phone on your ride. It's time everyone gets to ride in style; no matter what the conditions, the Outrush R has you covered.

This DOT rated modular motorcycle helmet packs style and functionality. It features a multi-density EPS liner, a lightweight shell, and 3-way ventilation located on the chin, top, and rear. The ratchet strap easily secures the helmet on your head, providing a comfortable and secure fit. The integrated sun visor and face shield offer protection from the harsh light and the elements on the road. The sleek three-button control unit on the left side of the helmet allows for an intuitive user interface, making it much easier to control while riding.

Sena’s Bluetooth® Intercom systems always come equipped with the latest advancements and the Outrush R is no exception. Powered by Bluetooth® 5.0, this modular motorcycle helmet features 4-way Intercom, allowing up to four riders to pair their Sena Bluetooth devices to one another. Additionally, when connecting to just one other rider, users will experience 2-way HD Intercom, which will enhance the audio quality on the trip. Users can expect an impressive 900-meter (0.5 miles) intercom range and a stellar talk time of up to 12 hours when using the Outrush R.

SIZING GUIDE

HOW TO MEASURE

• Wrap a soft, flexible measuring tape horizontally around your head 1 inch above your eyebrows and ears. Pull the tape softly snug, read the length and repeat for accuracy. Use the largest measurement.
  
  
• Select the helmet size that is closest to your head measurement from the Size Chart above. If your head measurement falls between two helmet sizes, it is suggested to go with the smaller size.