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product_id: 91927915
title: "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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# 40mm HD drivers 17h battery life glove-friendly controls 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

**Brand:** wildhorn outfitters
**Price:** ₨65055
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> 🎿 Elevate your mountain vibe with Wildhorn Alta — sound that moves with you!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** 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 by wildhorn outfitters
- **How much does it cost?** ₨65055 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
- **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.lk](https://www.desertcart.lk/products/91927915-wildhorn-alta-wireless-bluetooth-drop-in-headphones-hd-speakers-compatible)

## Best For

- wildhorn outfitters enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted wildhorn outfitters brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Universal Helmet Fit:** Compact drop-in design fits most audio-ready ski and snowboard helmets seamlessly.
- • **Glove-Optimized Controls:** Oversized buttons let you control music and calls effortlessly, even in freezing temps.
- • **Stay Connected Hands-Free:** Built-in mic and voice assistant support keep you in touch without unzipping your gloves.
- • **All-Day Rugged Performance:** Sweat-resistant and tested to -20°C with up to 17 hours of wireless playtime.
- • **Immersive HD Sound on the Slopes:** 40mm dynamic drivers deliver crisp highs and deep bass for an epic mountain soundtrack.

## Overview

Wildhorn Alta Wireless Bluetooth headphones feature premium 40mm HD speakers and Bluetooth 5.0 for crystal-clear audio on the slopes. Designed for universal compatibility with most ski and snowboard helmets, they offer glove-friendly controls and a built-in microphone for hands-free calls. Rugged and sweat-resistant, these headphones deliver up to 17 hours of playtime, tested to withstand extreme cold down to -20°C, making them the ultimate companion for winter sports enthusiasts.

## Description

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Review: Kalence T10 & T40, Doohoeek T10 and Wildhorn Alta Summary - Go Wildhorn Alta! - Originally posted for the Kalence T10 headphones. Everything was tested the same between both pairs of "T10's". These headphones (Kalence & Doohoeek) were used with a Samsung S23 using Spotify as the streaming source with no EQ. Pairing was fairly easy, just power on the unit and it immediately looks for a pair and comes up as "T10" for a device. Calls are not clear for the person being called, but clear for the caller. Construction feels good for what they are. Controls are a bit clunky with having to press 1, 2 or 3 times on the left or right driver to control power/calls, volume, or Rewind/Skip songs. Musically, the highs are clear and the mids are clear but lack fullness. The problem is the bass. I used 2 test songs "Doin' It Right" by Daft Punk and "I Can't Hear You" by Dead Weather which both have very prominent multi-note basslines. The Kalence T10's sounded thin and like one-note bass. I also have to turn up the volume to max to get appreciable volume. I then tried EQ on spotify only adding bass 125 Hz and less and still no clarity, articulation, nor authority in the bass. What is produced is one-note mud. I have no idea how so many reviews here comment positively on bass for these headphones. Given this, musically, these are a no-go for me. I compared these to headphones by Doohoeek headphones which are available on desertcart and they are identical to the Kalence. Same T10 pairing and the cases have identical marking, though they are cheaper. They sound the same using the same testing. These had some weird response as well, where I had to power up both the L & R drivers independently and get everything to sync up. It wasn' hard, just might be a little weird interface wise to have to wake-up/pair both driver separately. The Kalence T10's didn't do this. Next comparison is the Wildhorn Alta Wireless headphones which have an echo when making calls, BUT the bass on these has decent clarity and authority. Listening to "Doin' It Right" by Daft Punk and "I Can't Hear You" by Dead Weather produces multi-note basslines with decent clarity, but the volume must again be turned up near max. There's not much headroom, but decent volume for listening and being aware of surroundings. The drawback is that calls are not great, but decent, the charging cord uses a micro USB (I don't want to carry another cord) and these require a tether between the L & R drivers though it fits up across the top of your head in the helmet nicely. The music reproducibility on these makes them a clear winner over the T10's. I also compared these to "Wireless Bluetooth 6.0 Ski Helmet Speakers - 30H Playtime, Glove-Friendly, HDR Audio, IPX5 Waterproof, Rechargeable Drop-in Headphones with Built-in Mic for Skiing & Snowboarding Audio Ready Helmets" which are actually sold by Kalence Direct and when paired, come up as "T40". The calls are not great again, but not echo and the bass is comparable with the Wildhorn Alta in authority, but with perhaps just a tad less articulation and clarity. The drawback is call quality is ok, not great for the person receiving calls, to the caller it sounds clear and again a tether between the L & R drivers, but as well manageable as this fits nicely over the top of the head with little impact due to the thin flat cable. These are also almost half the price of the T10's and use a USB-C cord (Yeah Baby!) so an easy winner. The Wildhorns appear nicer in build quality over the these T40's, but in use with controls, they are near identical and the much reproducibility is comparable. I'd go with whichever is cheaper when buying them. I just want to jam out when hitting some POW, so T40's it is for me until I hear something else better or if considering price, but if I want that extra bit of resolution in the bass and mids along with just a little more top end volume, the Wildhorns are better. I did go with the Wildhorns since I was able to get them for about $60.
Review: side-by-side with Altas, Chips, and Nunchucks - 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?

## Features

- PREMIUM SOUND QUALITY: Experience high-definition audio with deep bass while skiing or snowboarding; Alta ski helmet headphones feature 40mm drivers and Bluetooth 5.0 technology; Enjoy balanced dynamic sound at any volume on the slopes
- HANDS-FREE COMMUNICATION: Make calls without removing gloves or helmet; Double-press to activate Siri or Google Voice; Built-in microphone enables clear conversations; Perfect ski communication device for staying connected on mountain adventures
- UNIVERSAL HELMET COMPATIBILITY: Fits most audio-ready ski and snowboard helmets including Wildhorn, Smith, POC, K2, Giro, Bolle, Anon, and Burton; Compact 2.2 x 1.8 x 0.5 inch design drops easily into helmet ear pads for comfortable wear
- GLOVE-FRIENDLY CONTROL: Designed in Utah by winter sports enthusiasts; Three oversized buttons allow easy operation without removing gloves; Control volume, change tracks, activate voice assistants, make calls and pause music while keeping hands warm
- ALL-DAY PERFORMANCE: Sweat-resistant wireless helmet speakers tested in extreme cold to -4°F (-20°C); Enjoy up to 17 hours of playtime on a single charge; Rugged construction ensures these snowboard headphones withstand harsh mountain conditions

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B07H7X814B |
| Age Range (Description) | Adult |
| Audio Driver Type | Dynamic Driver |
| Batteries | 1 CR5 batteries required. |
| Battery Life | 10 Hours |
| Best Sellers Rank | #2,633 in Electronics ( See Top 100 in Electronics ) #123 in Over-Ear Headphones |
| Bluetooth Range | 10 Meters |
| Bluetooth Version | 5.0 |
| Cable Feature | Wireless |
| Carrying Case Color | White |
| Carrying Case Material | EVA |
| Charging Time | 10 Hours |
| Compatible Devices | Cellphones |
| Connectivity Technology | Bluetooth |
| Control Method | Touch, Voice |
| Control Type | Call Control |
| Controller Type | Bluetooth |
| Customer Reviews | 4.2 4.2 out of 5 stars (2,019) |
| Date First Available | October 12, 2018 |
| Earpiece Shape | Angular |
| Global Trade Identification Number | 00856284008979 |
| Hardware Interface | Bluetooth 5 |
| Headphones Jack | No Jack |
| Included Components | Heaphones, EVA Case |
| Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
| Item Weight | 3.52 ounces |
| Item model number | Alta |
| Manufacturer | WildHorn Outfitters |
| Material | Acrylonitrile Butadiene Styrene (ABS) |
| Model Name | Alta |
| Number of Items | 2 |
| Product Dimensions | 1.8 x 0.5 x 2.2 inches |
| Recommended Uses For Product | Skiing, Snowboarding |
| Special Feature | wireless |
| Supports Bluetooth Technology | Yes |
| UPC | 856284008979 |
| Unit Count | 1.0 Count |
| Water Resistance Level | Water Resistant |
| Wireless Communication Technology | Bluetooth |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** Wildhorn Outfitters
- **Color:** White/Blue
- **Ear Placement:** Open Ear
- **Form Factor:** Over Ear
- **Noise Control:** None

## Images

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## Questions & Answers

**Q: Would these work with a Giro helmet?**
A: It may vary how it fits depending on the model, but I believe it worked successfully with mulitple Giro helmets. The cord length is 9 3/4 inches. It should go along the back of your helmet once placed in correctly. The overall length from each ear piece end is 14 1/2 inches. Hope this helps!

**Q: Do these have an Aux port to connect your phone manually in case batteries die?**
A: There is a port for charging so you could connect to a portable battery source.     The batteries on these are excellent so you shouldn’t have any issues

**Q: Will these work with older iphones? Like the 4S and 6S?**
A: These should work with you Bluetooth enabled device

**Q: Has anyone used these with an Oakley Mod 5 helmet? It has two small pouches but not sure if these speakers would fit.**
A: The speakers "fit", however They seem to be pressing on my ears and it triggers the button if nudged to pause / play.  Will test them tomorrow but may be returning them sadly.

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Kalence T10 & T40, Doohoeek T10 and Wildhorn Alta Summary - Go Wildhorn Alta!
*by C***E on January 9, 2026*

Originally posted for the Kalence T10 headphones. Everything was tested the same between both pairs of "T10's". These headphones (Kalence & Doohoeek) were used with a Samsung S23 using Spotify as the streaming source with no EQ. Pairing was fairly easy, just power on the unit and it immediately looks for a pair and comes up as "T10" for a device. Calls are not clear for the person being called, but clear for the caller. Construction feels good for what they are. Controls are a bit clunky with having to press 1, 2 or 3 times on the left or right driver to control power/calls, volume, or Rewind/Skip songs. Musically, the highs are clear and the mids are clear but lack fullness. The problem is the bass. I used 2 test songs "Doin' It Right" by Daft Punk and "I Can't Hear You" by Dead Weather which both have very prominent multi-note basslines. The Kalence T10's sounded thin and like one-note bass. I also have to turn up the volume to max to get appreciable volume. I then tried EQ on spotify only adding bass 125 Hz and less and still no clarity, articulation, nor authority in the bass. What is produced is one-note mud. I have no idea how so many reviews here comment positively on bass for these headphones. Given this, musically, these are a no-go for me. I compared these to headphones by Doohoeek headphones which are available on Amazon and they are identical to the Kalence. Same T10 pairing and the cases have identical marking, though they are cheaper. They sound the same using the same testing. These had some weird response as well, where I had to power up both the L & R drivers independently and get everything to sync up. It wasn' hard, just might be a little weird interface wise to have to wake-up/pair both driver separately. The Kalence T10's didn't do this. Next comparison is the Wildhorn Alta Wireless headphones which have an echo when making calls, BUT the bass on these has decent clarity and authority. Listening to "Doin' It Right" by Daft Punk and "I Can't Hear You" by Dead Weather produces multi-note basslines with decent clarity, but the volume must again be turned up near max. There's not much headroom, but decent volume for listening and being aware of surroundings. The drawback is that calls are not great, but decent, the charging cord uses a micro USB (I don't want to carry another cord) and these require a tether between the L & R drivers though it fits up across the top of your head in the helmet nicely. The music reproducibility on these makes them a clear winner over the T10's. I also compared these to "Wireless Bluetooth 6.0 Ski Helmet Speakers - 30H Playtime, Glove-Friendly, HDR Audio, IPX5 Waterproof, Rechargeable Drop-in Headphones with Built-in Mic for Skiing & Snowboarding Audio Ready Helmets" which are actually sold by Kalence Direct and when paired, come up as "T40". The calls are not great again, but not echo and the bass is comparable with the Wildhorn Alta in authority, but with perhaps just a tad less articulation and clarity. The drawback is call quality is ok, not great for the person receiving calls, to the caller it sounds clear and again a tether between the L & R drivers, but as well manageable as this fits nicely over the top of the head with little impact due to the thin flat cable. These are also almost half the price of the T10's and use a USB-C cord (Yeah Baby!) so an easy winner. The Wildhorns appear nicer in build quality over the these T40's, but in use with controls, they are near identical and the much reproducibility is comparable. I'd go with whichever is cheaper when buying them. I just want to jam out when hitting some POW, so T40's it is for me until I hear something else better or if considering price, but if I want that extra bit of resolution in the bass and mids along with just a little more top end volume, the Wildhorns are better. I did go with the Wildhorns since I was able to get them for about $60.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ side-by-side with Altas, Chips, and Nunchucks
*by J***T on December 1, 2025*

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?

### ⭐⭐ Review
*by M***I on February 10, 2020*

El producto es sí tiene buen aspecto y la bolsa de transporte es un detalle útil....pero: 1. La potencia de los altavoces es insuficiente para un volumen “de confort” siendo externos al oído y normalmente tapados por una tela en las orejeras del casco donde se alojan. 2. La calidad del sonido deja mucho que desear. Hay una gran ausencia de bajos; siquiera con el ecualizador de Spotify, por ejemplo, se consigue que el sonido deje de estar tan descompensado con las frecuencias más altas (medios y agudos). 3. Supongo que dependerá de cada caso, pero en mi Casco de Snowboard (OAKLEY MOD5 Mips) son incómodos: los altavoces se dejan ubicar bien en las orejeras y el cable tiene la suficiente longitud, pero cuando te pones el casco, las orejas quedan presionadas y las orejeras quedan como abiertas hacia afuera como consecuencia del espesor de los altavoces, que no es mucho, pero lo suficientemente para ser incomodo cuando te pones el casco.

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