Headset Accessories

Stay Loud & Comfortable with Headset Accessories

An off-road headset is only as good as the wear parts you attach to it. Our Headset Accessories collection gathers gel ear seals, foam wind socks, Kevlar cables, replacement headbands, and slip-on cloth covers that fit PCI Elite, Rugged AlphaBass, David Clark H10, and other popular racing headsets. Swap tired seals, eliminate mic pops, and upgrade cable durability in minutes—right in the pit.

Featured Upgrades

• Gel Ear Seals (Oval & Round) – medical-grade silicone keeps dust out and reduces clamp pressure by 30 %.
• Noise-Cancel Mic Sock 3-Pack – open-cell foam + Lycra skin; color-coded orange so you’ll never misplace a boom.
• Kevlar Coil Cable Assembly – 4-pin Nexus male to coiled 4-ft lead; rated 150 lb pull strength.
• Wide-Pad Headband Kit – breathable spacer mesh and hook-and-loop strap that swaps in under two minutes.
• Cloth Ear Seal Covers – moisture-wick fabric sleeve keeps sweat off gel; machine-washable.
• Y-Split Audio Cable – run a sat-phone or GoPro into the right ear cup while keeping left side on race radio.

Baja-Proof Materials

Gel cushions use double-bonded seams to prevent sweat ingress. Coiled leads are wrapped in heat-resistant silicone that survives 250 °F cab temps. Mic socks meet UL-94 V-0 flame rating, while headbands use mil-spec hook-and-loop that keeps grip after 5,000 cycles.

Compatibility Quick-Match

PCI Elite / Rugged AlphaBass: uses oval ear seals, ⅜″ Mic sock
David Clark H10: accepts round seals, Kevlar coil, 5-pin XLR
Lightspeed Zulu: snaps over 3.5 mm TRRS aux-in for music splits
Bose A20 w/ U174: fits gel oval seals + mic sock but requires 6-pin Lemo cable

Fast Swap Tips

1. Warm ear seals in the sun for 5 minutes; silicone flexes and seats faster on the cup flange.
2. Roll mic sock inside-out before sliding on the boom to avoid foam tears.
3. Reroute cables behind seat brackets—reduces snagging and prolongs coil life.

Why Accessorize?

Fresh seals improve passive noise reduction up to 4 dB, boosting radio clarity at 100 mph. New mic socks kill wind pops, making your voice more intelligible to pit crews and co-drivers. Reinforced cables eliminate intermittent crackle that wrecks race-control calls. Small parts—big impact on team communication.