Trophy System - Racing Radio Harness System For All Extreme Sports on 2040-parts.com
Englewood, Colorado, United States
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Presenting our Trophy System - a wearable technology breakthrough for 2-way radio communication!
Finally one radio communication system that works for all your extreme outdoor activities:
Communicate clearly in the most windy or extreme background noise conditions. The Trophy system “Zero-Noise” technology is what jet fighter pilots and tactical teams rely on to eliminate both background noise and difficult helmet installations. Wearable
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