Sena Outrush Modular Smart Helmet, DOT Approved

I bought this helmet for all the wrong reasons. I wanted a full face helmet, I waited until the last minute, it was available and I could get it overnight, etc. I've had it for a couple of years now and it's been a great all around helmet. It's comfortable and fits my head well (I tried an XL and had to return it in favor of this one), it's not too heavy, and it has a lot of features. The helmet has vents that can be open or shut, but I really can't tell the difference. I get a lot of air rushing in under the chin (I rarely use the removable chin deflector unless it's REALLY cold) so the vents don't matter much to me. I really appreciate the tinted flip down visor that is separate from the clear visor. I can ride around with the clear visor open and, if it's not dark out, still have eye protection as well as a breeze on my face. Really nice touch. The Bluetooth works well, though every once in a while it refuses to talk to my phone. I have to shut the helmet off and back on to get it to work. Once it does, it works flawlessly. I wear earplugs to drown out the engine noise and I can still hear the speakers at highway speeds. The batteries have lasted for more than 8 hours at a stretch so I can't complain about that. The flip down visor tends to fog up if I'm not moving, but any helmet that isn't a pin-lock will do that. I usually treat it with anti-fog spray, which helps. I haven't had to test the DOT rating, thank goodness, and I hope I never do. The only minor quibbles I have are that the recharging port is micro-USB instead of USB-C, and that the chin strap loosens up over time and is a minor nuisance to adjust. But I'm really just nitpicking. I really like this helmet and when it's time to replace it, I'll probably get the pin-lock version.

Let me start off by saying I shopped around for various bluetooth helmets & found this helmet was the most inexpensive and functions awesomely! I seen a few reviews on other sites stated it was hard to maneuver the jog dial and the sound was not that great. Both of these are untrue, people please read the instructions on how to use the dial, it functions just as the instructions list. As for the sound I love listening to loud music and this helmet has awesome sound, in fact, I had to turn it down. Lastly, Amazon had this helmet for the cheapest price and it arrived as promised via my prime account. The comfort is spot on…lots of cheek padding and its removable . I definitely recommend this helmet it has a ton of features which allow you to make calls u can even program speed dials and the bluetooth set-up was seamless…

I ordered the Sena OUTRUSH motorcycle helmet in size L. The quality is solid, the packaging was great, and Amazon delivered it quickly. However, the helmet definitely runs small — the L size compressed my whole head and felt especially tight around the cheeks. If you have a narrow face, it might work, but it didn’t fit me comfortably. I ended up ordering the XXL instead, since I wear prescription Ray‑Ban Meta glasses with thicker temples and also use a helmet liner. The XXL gives me a snug, comfortable fit and works perfectly with my setup. Overall, I do recommend this helmet, but make sure to pay close attention to sizing. I’ve heard the OUTRUSH‑R version fits more true to size. So I ended up returning this L size and going to keep my XXL.

Excellent motorcycle helmet at a great price, the only small downside is that you need to be carful not to scratch the shield, the Bluetooth works ok the sound could be better, other than that it’s great !

Color me impressed with what Sena has provided at this price point. The sound quality and max volume of the ear pieces built into this helmet are more than adequate to meet my expectations. I'm not expecting audiophile quality sound on the interstate, even behind the windshield of a 2018 Goldwing. However, for a sub-$200 flip-up to pack completely acceptable BT in an integrated offering like this appeals to me. With the optional foam on the mic, it gets a little tight for room with the lid down for me, even for XL, so I'd advise to size up as others here have. The wife can hear me better on this when I call than she can with the cheap $25 BT add-on ear-mic I put in my old helmet, so that's a win. One last thing, to register for the warranty, which you should since it's a fairly good one, use OUTRUSH as the model number even though the box says SP58 or some such. The registration web page will show auto-complete for OUTRUSH, but not for the alpha numeric model number for some strange reason. Keep the shiny side up and the rubber side down! Cheers.

This helmet came used but in new condition. The wait for the helmet is quite lengthy. The helmet definitely runs a size small. I ordered this white one for my wife. It has a dial or toggle switch with a button in the middle for controls. I also ordered a black one for myself that came used in new condition but with no paperwork nor owners manual. The black helmet has operating buttons. The battery in the white helmet was uncharged immediately out of the box. Once I figured that out, we recharged and tried to pair the helmets again without success. An electric voice warned that the battery in the white helmet was low about ten minutes later. Since one helmet is equipped with a dial or toggle controls and the other with buttons maybe there are special instructions involved. I will attempt to recharge the battery again and attempt to pair them once more. A recharging cable is included but no plug in. It requires a 5 volt plug in only. You will need to search far and wide for one in Alaska but we managed. One of two things are about to happen. I’ll figure it out or call for support. If Sena support will assist me, I will try to work with them but waiting until the end of Alaska’s short riding season for an exchange or new battery isn’t in the cards. I will review the black helmet, too. We have found contacting Sena support to be nearly impossible. They do not answer inquiries and the wait on the phone doesn’t get us any help. We have studied YouTube videos and used up more of our personal time with zero input from Sena that we’ve decided to quit and are returning the helmets.

The sizing on this helmet runs small. I measure for a Large, usually buy an Extra Large, but had to go for a 2X Large. That being said, it was a little snug on the sides, but had a good fit overall. It is a helmet I had high hopes for. It's a good helmet, but has some issues Sena needs to work through, which caused me to send it back. 1. I could not get it to pair with my smartphone and an MP3 player at the same time. If my smart phone was paired, it would cancel out the MP3 player's pairing. 2. The sound seemed okay when I was listening to it at home. However, when I went to go on a ride, the left speaker was kind of raspy. After a few minutes the music started to cut in and out, becoming statically annoying. I didn't know if it was the helmet or the new MP3 player I was using. I hooked up the MP3 player to some ear buds and it worked just fine. So it was either the helmet or the bluetooth connection. 3. The straw that broke the camels back, so to speak. I ride a touring bike with fairings and a full windshield, so I don't get a lot of wind hitting my head. Up to about 40 to 50 miles an hour, the helmet was a little noisier than I was expecting. (In all fairness, it's a motorcycle helmet and some noise is to be expected with any helmet.) However, once I got up to between 60 and 75 miles an hour the wind and road noise was intolerable. It was so bad I could hardly hear the music playing through the earbuds I was using. Much noisier than other helmets I have used, full face or modular. Removing the earbuds and replacing them with earplugs wouldn't even shut out the noise sufficiently. This helmet would propably be adequate for riding around town, but on the open road at highway speeds, it is sadly lacking.

I was a little leery of switching to a full face after wearing either a half or 3/4 helmet for years. But, after a couple of close calls, I wanted the added safety. So, I tried the Sena Outrush Modular. I love this helmet. The fit is great. The features are great. It took a few minutes to get familiar with the various buttons, clips, and slides, but I was up and running pretty quickly. I really like the modular feature. It is a little heavier than my old helmets, but that's not a big deal. I expected that. I have used a Sena system on my 3/4 for a while, so that I could talk to my wife when she rides on back, and to listen to my music. The built in bluetooth and intercom on this helmet are very user friendly. The sound is not as good as ear buds or Bose, but it is very comparable to my old Sena system. The controls on the Outrush system are actually better than the old one. The FM radio is a plus. I bought one for me and another for my wife. She also loves the helmet.

Der Helm passt super. Ist in matt-schwarz. Hat ein wenig gedauert Handy und Motorrad-Navi zu verbinden, hat aber geklappt. Lautstärke für jede Funktion gut zu regeln.

Impossible de connecter le casque avec d’autre membre qui ont des sena. Quand reçoit un appel, il a un grichement