Sena has unveiled the Outlander ADV, a dual-sport adventure helmet with an integrated LED brake light and built-in Bluetooth communication system. Priced at USD 299 (≈ SAR 1,120), it targets adventure and off-road riders seeking safety and connectivity in one package.
Sena, a leader in motorcycle communication systems, has announced the Outlander ADV helmet, designed for adventure and off-road riders. It combines advanced safety features with wireless communication, making it a comprehensive choice for enthusiasts.
What makes the Sena Outlander ADV stand out?
The helmet features an integrated LED lighting system at the rear that functions as a brake light, brightening when braking to alert other drivers. It also includes a built-in Sena Bluetooth communication system, allowing riders to talk to up to three other passengers or receive voice instructions.
Key specifications
- Lighting: Rear LED brake light and taillight
- Communication: Built-in Sena Bluetooth, supports group intercom for up to 4 riders
- Design: Dual-sport ADV helmet with internal sun visor and long visor
- Weight: Approximately 1,650 grams (light for its class)
- Certification: DOT and ECE approved
How much does the Sena Outlander ADV cost?
The helmet starts at USD 299 (approximately SAR 1,120), making it a reasonable option compared to other helmets with built-in communication systems from competing brands.
Is the Outlander ADV suitable for the Gulf climate?
Designed for all conditions, the helmet features a good ventilation system for airflow. However, summer heat in the Gulf can be intense, so it’s advisable to use it in moderate temperatures or with the visor open for increased ventilation.
When will the Sena Outlander ADV be available in Saudi Arabia and the UAE?
Sena has not yet announced a specific release date for Gulf markets, but it is expected to arrive through official distributors in the coming months. Currently, it can be purchased via Sena’s website for international shipping.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the price of the Sena Outlander ADV in Saudi Riyals?
The helmet costs USD 299, which is approximately SAR 1,120 at current exchange rates. Local prices may vary due to taxes and shipping fees.
Does the Outlander ADV have a built-in communication system?
Yes, it comes with a built-in Sena Bluetooth system that allows communication with up to 4 riders and supports voice commands.
When will the Sena Outlander ADV be available in Saudi Arabia?
Sena has not announced a specific date for Saudi Arabia or the UAE. It is recommended to follow local distributors or purchase via Sena's website with international shipping.
Sources
- RideApart — Sena Built An Adventure Motorcycle Helmet With Comms. It Also Has Brakelights
