The Sena OUTLANDER Smart Helmet is Sena's first adventure helmet, combining dual-sport versatility with built-in communication, premium audio, integrated lighting and smart controls. Designed for riders moving between tarmac and trails, the OUTLANDER brings Sena's communication technology directly into the helmet rather than relying on a separate external intercom.
With a composite fibreglass shell, ECE R22.06 certification, Mesh Intercom 3.0, Wave Intercom, Sound by Harman Kardon, AI-based noise cancellation and a removable peak visor, the OUTLANDER is built around the idea of keeping the rider connected without adding another device to the helmet.

A Dual-Sport Helmet Designed for Road and Trail
The OUTLANDER takes a distinctly adventure-focused approach. Sena combines a peak visor with a full-face shield, allowing riders to configure the helmet for different environments. The shield is Pinlock-ready and can be removed for use with off-road goggles, while the peak can be removed when a more streamlined road-going setup is preferred.
This makes the helmet suitable for riders whose journeys regularly mix paved roads, gravel routes and off-road sections. Sena also highlights the helmet's clear visibility, integrated connectivity and safety-focused lighting as part of its all-in-one design.
Composite Fibreglass Protection with ECE R22.06 Approval
The OUTLANDER uses a composite fibreglass shell with a multi-density EPS liner. Sena lists the helmet as ECE R22.06 certified for Europe and DOT certified for the USA. The published weight for a size M is 1,720 ± 50 g, including the integrated smart-helmet hardware.
The OUTLANDER is available in S, M, L, XL and XXL. Its semi-oval interior is designed to provide a broad fit across a range of riders, while the COOLMAX® fabric is intended to wick moisture and dry quickly during longer rides.
Mesh Intercom 3.0 for Group Communication
Communication is one of the defining features of the OUTLANDER. Sena integrates Mesh Intercom 3.0, offering up to 2 km (1.2 miles) of range in open terrain. Open Mesh provides six channels with unlimited participants, while Group Mesh supports groups of up to 24 participants.
The system is designed to keep riders connected without the usual process of installing a separate communications unit, external speakers and microphone. Bluetooth 5.3 is also built in for connecting compatible devices.
Wave Intercom Adds Another Way to Stay Connected
Alongside Mesh Intercom, the OUTLANDER supports Wave Intercom. Sena's Wave system uses mobile data rather than relying solely on the local range of a conventional intercom network, giving riders another option for group communication where suitable cellular connectivity is available.
This combination gives the OUTLANDER a broad communications platform: Mesh Intercom for riding groups and local connections, plus Wave Intercom for communication that can extend beyond traditional intercom range.
Sound by Harman Kardon and AI-Based Noise Cancellation

The OUTLANDER includes speakers tuned by Harman Kardon, giving the helmet an integrated audio system for music, navigation instructions, calls and intercom communication. Sena also uses AI-based noise cancellation to help reduce unwanted environmental noise and improve voice clarity.
Because the speakers, microphone and communications hardware are designed as part of the helmet, there is no need to mount a conventional external Bluetooth unit to the shell. The result is a cleaner integrated setup for riders who use communication equipment regularly.
Integrated Lighting for Added Visibility
Sena has also built lighting into the OUTLANDER. The helmet features integrated front lighting and a rear brake light, providing additional visibility in low-light riding conditions. Sena states that the front light can automatically switch off after 10 minutes, with the setting adjustable through the Sena Motorcycles App.
The rear light is activated by braking, adding a dedicated visual signal without requiring a separate accessory.
Joystick Controls and Automatic Power Management
Instead of relying on a conventional three-button arrangement, the OUTLANDER uses a four-button control system with a central joystick. The tactile controls are designed to make common functions easier to operate while wearing gloves.
Automatic power management is another part of the smart design. Sena lists automatic power on/off and deep-sleep functionality, while firmware can be updated over the air through the Sena Motorcycles App.
Off-Road Visibility and Removable Shield

The standard OUTLANDER includes a clear, Pinlock 70-ready shield. The shield can be removed without tools for riders who prefer off-road goggles, making it possible to change the helmet's configuration according to the terrain.
Sena also lists a tinted shield and Pinlock anti-fog insert as additional options. These are useful accessories for riders who want to tailor the helmet to different light and weather conditions.
Comfort for Long Adventure Rides
The OUTLANDER's semi-oval interior is designed to reduce pressure points and provide a comfortable fit across a wide range of riders. Its moisture-wicking, quick-drying COOLMAX® fabric is intended to help manage moisture during longer journeys.
The integrated communications system also means riders do not need to find space for aftermarket speakers and wiring. Everything is positioned as part of the helmet's original design.
Sena OUTLANDER Size Guide
| Size | Head Circumference | Approx. Hat Size |
|---|---|---|
| S | 55–56 cm | 6 7/8–7 |
| M | 57–58 cm | 7 1/8–7 1/4 |
| L | 59–60 cm | 7 3/8–7 1/2 |
| XL | 61–62 cm | 7 5/8–7 3/4 |
| XXL | 63–64 cm | 7 7/8–8 |
Key Sena OUTLANDER Specifications
- Dual-sport / adventure full-face smart helmet
- Composite fibreglass shell
- Multi-density EPS
- ECE R22.06 and DOT certified
- Weight: 1,720 ± 50 g in size M
- Pinlock 70-ready shield
- Removable peak visor and removable shield for off-road goggles
- Sound by Harman Kardon
- Bluetooth 5.3
- Mesh Intercom 3.0 with up to 2 km range in open terrain
- Open Mesh with six channels and unlimited participants
- Group Mesh for up to 24 participants
- Wave Intercom
- AI-based noise cancellation
- Integrated front lighting and brake-activated rear light
- Joystick-based controls
- Automatic power on/off
- Over-the-air firmware updates through the Sena Motorcycles App
- Up to 20 hours talk time
- 2.5-hour charging time
- Five-year warranty
Two OUTLANDER Colour Options

Sena lists the OUTLANDER in two colour options: Matte Black and Graphic Glossy White. Both use the same integrated communications and smart-helmet platform.
Is the Sena OUTLANDER Right for You?
The OUTLANDER is aimed at riders who want an adventure-oriented helmet without giving up integrated communication technology. Its combination of a removable peak, removable Pinlock-ready shield, off-road goggle compatibility and built-in Mesh communication makes it suited to mixed-surface riding.
It is particularly relevant to riders who regularly communicate with others, follow navigation, listen to music or want integrated lighting without fitting separate electronics to their helmet.
Final Thoughts
The Sena OUTLANDER takes the smart-helmet concept into the dual-sport category. Rather than treating communication as an accessory, Sena has built Mesh Intercom 3.0, Wave Intercom, Harman Kardon audio, AI-based noise cancellation, lighting and smart controls directly into the helmet.
For riders looking for a connected adventure helmet that can move between road and off-road riding, the OUTLANDER offers a comprehensive combination of protection, visibility, communication and convenience.