Is there a speaker in these? I’d like to have my Carv ski notifications play by my ear without using an earbud. I ski Beaver Creek all the time. Just skied keystone with the new meta raybans and wished they were in a goggle.
REKKIE's do not have a built-in speaker, but the goggles work really well with helmet speakers. Most new helmets have pockets in their ear flaps for small bluetooth speakers
This is the "stats" screen, which shows his total vertical feet skied that day. At 1:22 the display is switched to the "dashboard", which shows the current altitude at around 8,000 ft
Not at all distracting in use. The display is actually out of the user's field of vision until they look up and focus on it. I've got 40+ days skiing with them. Not shown here is the ability to read a text (if desired) and control music.
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These would be awesome for snowmobiling too.
This is pretty rad
Is there a speaker in these? I’d like to have my Carv ski notifications play by my ear without using an earbud. I ski Beaver Creek all the time. Just skied keystone with the new meta raybans and wished they were in a goggle.
REKKIE's do not have a built-in speaker, but the goggles work really well with helmet speakers. Most new helmets have pockets in their ear flaps for small bluetooth speakers
36,000 ft?
This is the "stats" screen, which shows his total vertical feet skied that day. At 1:22 the display is switched to the "dashboard", which shows the current altitude at around 8,000 ft
MPH reading seems delayed 🤔
for some reason its set to show top speed instead of current speed
Solves a problem nobody has. Not to mention any half decent smart watch already does this.
Would love to see you looking at a smart watch the whole time you're skiing or snowboarding down a mountain 😂
They look a bit rubbish.
The HUD info is in the wrong position and acts as a distraction.
Not at all distracting in use. The display is actually out of the user's field of vision until they look up and focus on it. I've got 40+ days skiing with them. Not shown here is the ability to read a text (if desired) and control music.