Wildhorn Alta Wireless Bluetooth, Drop-in Headphones - HD Speakers Compatible Any Audio Ready Ski/Snowboard Helmet Headphones. Glove Friendly Controls, Microphone for Hands-Free Calls
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Color: White/Blue
Features
- PREMIUM BALANCED SOUND - Shred the slopes listening to your favorite tunes in high-definition sound with the Alta Bluetooth Helmet Speakers. Using 40mm Drivers and a premium Bluetooth 5.0 wireless chipset, the Alta wireless helmet headphones deliver balanced dynamic sound with deep bass at any volume level
- CRISP HANDS-FREE CALLING - With the helmet Bluetooth speakers ALTA, No more digging for your phone or taking off your helmet to make a call. Simply press the right button twice to activate Siri or Google Voice to make a call or change your playlist using the built-in microphone
- UNIVERSALLY COMPATIBLE - Works with most audio-ready helmet brands including Wildhorn (Checkout out our Drift helmet!), Smith, Poc, K2, Giro, Bolle, Anon, Burton, and others. At 2.2 inches high, 1.8 in wide, and .5 in thick the Altas easily drop into the ear pads and run across the backside of our Drift helmet for comfort and easy use
- INTUITIVE DESIGN - These ski helmet headphones were Designed in Utah by skiers and snowboarders that wanted a hassle-free premium audio experience. You will never have to remove your phone from whichever coat pocket it's hiding in again. The Alta features 3 oversized buttons (one on the Right and two on the left) so you can easily control almost every function of your phone without removing your helmet or gloves. Control the volume, change tracks, activate Siri or Google Voice, make calls, pause music, and more
Brand: Wildhorn Outfitters
Color: White/Blue
Ear Placement: Open Ear
Form Factor: Over Ear
Noise Control: None
Headphones Jack: No Jack
Model Name: Alta
Connectivity Technology: Bluetooth
Wireless Communication Technology: Bluetooth
Included Components: Heaphones, EVA Case
Age Range (Description): Adult
Material: Acrylonitrile Butadiene Styrene (ABS)
Charging Time: 10 Hours
Recommended Uses For Product: Skiing, Snowboarding
Compatible Devices: Cellphones
Control Type: Call Control
Cable Feature: Wireless
Water Resistance Level: Water Resistant
Unit Count: 1.0 Count
Control Method: Touch
Number of Items: 2
Controller Type: Bluetooth
Battery Life: 10 Hours
Audio Driver Type: Dynamic Driver
Bluetooth Version: 5.0
Carrying Case Material: EVA
Carrying Case Color: White
Earpiece Shape: Angular
UPC: 856284008979
Supports Bluetooth Technology: Yes
Special Feature: wireless
Global Trade Identification Number: 79
Manufacturer: WildHorn Outfitters
Product Dimensions: 1.8 x 0.5 x 2.2 inches
Item Weight: 3.52 ounces
Item model number: Alta
Batteries: 1 CR5 batteries required.
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No
Date First Available: October 12, 2018
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Color: White/Blue
The media could not be loaded. Ok I came back just to review these after using these all last season & using them yesterday because I found myself enjoying them so much! And no, this isn’t your typical AI-generated Amazon review ;) Tried several pairs of Bluetooth headphones & were disappointed with either sound, battery life, bluetooth connectivity - after reading the positive reviews, decided to pull the trigger at around $100 last year. Compared to other similar products I’ve tried, these are the best in quality & absolutely worth the $. I like listening to more bass heavy music while riding (EDM, hip hop) and these definitely do it justice, are some of the FEW headphones that offer a nice bass response, volume gets nice and loud, controls are easy to click, BT connectivity is stable and consistent and has a great battery life. Essentially all the functions you want in a speaker that is designed to fit in the helmet. Now all the reviews mentioning the sound is flat, thin, lack of bass clearly are not getting a proper fit with their helmet/ear. If the speakers are too far from your ear & have a load of padding on the way, of course they’re going to sound dull/flat. Make sure you use these with the right audio capable helmet/ear pads and you’ll definitely appreciate the sound quality. To note, I used to have them in my Smith Mission helmet but found it a bit uncomfortable after some time (due to lack of any padding between the speakers and my ear) so switched to a audio capable helmet from Amazon and now I get to enjoy riding with high quality music which makes the experience so much more enjoyable. I do agree the micro USB charging is a bit outdated, but I’m sure they are planning on upgrading the tech in their next version of this speaker :). But Wildhorn has definitely earned a supporter/fan for this product!
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Reviewed in the United States on December 24, 2024 by C. Jung
Color: White/Blue
In the 2024-25 season, I tried out - side by side - the Wildhorn Altas, Smith x Aleck Nunchucks, and Outdoor Tech Chips 3.0. I used them in my winter helmet to listen to music via bluetooth. Overall - I liked the Altas the best, based primarily on sound, but also with regard to ease of use, and price (far cheaper than the other two). The Chips sounded almost as good, but the controls are not as easy/useful to me as the Altas. The Nunchucks sounded very distorted, the app would not pair properly, and the buttons were hard to control. Buttons - Alta has 3 buttons, making volume, track changes, voice commands, and calling easy and intuitive (and similar to most other bluetooth headphones). It's easy to locate and operate each with gloves on. Nunchucks are two buttons and are less intuitive (requiring some memorization), for example, to change volume, you hold a button, and the volume cycles higher and higher, until looping around to lowest setting and stepping upwards again. Also, some two handed gestures are required (tougher when holding ski gear), and buttons are a bit harder to find and operate with gloves. The Chips are similar to the Nunchucks, and you'll need to memorize some key combos to use them (one click to lower volume, two to raise volume). Sound - I tested the units side by side (one brand on each ear) The Altas have nice bass and clarity (though they're slightly lacking in high end). The Chips were similar but not quite as good: the sound on the Altas is slightly more assertive and full. The Nunchucks have more high end treble and somewhat less bass, but the mid and upper ranges are significantly distorted and compressed. Sound quality is subjective, but I honestly don't understand how any reviewers can enjoy the sound of the Nunchucks… the harsh, distorted midrange gets tedious quickly. None of the headphones has hifi sound, but the Altas are pleasant and on-par with most good sounding sub-$100 bluetooth headsets that I've owned. Volume on all models is fine, though Nunchucks sound distorted at any volume. Features - The Altas were up and running in seconds with simple bluetooth pairing. The features all worked fine - voice command, volume, pause, track change, calls (no intercom included). The Chips were easy to pair as well.The Nunchucks require an app, and after 20 minutes of trying, I could not get the headphones to pair with the app, because the required firmware update consistently failed. I did get the Nunchucks paired via my phone's regular pairing, but without the app, you lose intercom, equilization, and all other advanced features, making the headphone features equivalent to the more rudimentary Altas. Other - My only gripe with the Altas (other than lack of intercom) is the micro-usb port (rather than usb-c). An added bonus to the Altas is simple packaging (a pouch in a baggie), compared to the elaborate cardboard packaging of the others, which gets immediately thrown in the trash. Each of the models fit well into my large helmet, though the wire on the Chips was slightly short. I hope this info helps… isn't it sad that even "professional" reviews just regurgitate the feature lists of these items, and don't seem to do real, hands-on, side by side comparisons anymore?
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Reviewed in the United States on December 1, 2025 by Junket