There are still more videos taken by DesertFox Airsoft from the SHOT Show 2016 and this video shows him visiting the CodeRed Headsets. The company is well-known amongst airsoft players in the US with their reliabe and affordable headsets and Jet DesertFox talks about the bone conduction technology for their headsets.

An overview by Jon of the Element Z-Tac Communications products available at Airsoft Megastore... "Communications gear can be a big force multiplier for a team and getting the right set up for you loadout can make the difference between being effective or not. Jon takes you through some of the new Element Z-Tac Headsets and Ear Protection to show you some good options.

Monda International sent us a link showing photos the Triumph Instrument TRI PRC-148(UV) radio that can be used by airsoft players. This is a dual band radio (VHF 136-174Mhz / UHF 400-480Mhz) Air Band receiver with IP67 dust and water protection and front panel programming. This can accept headsets like Sordin, Comtac, C4OPS and PTT. Body is CNC'D aluminium and can use the original Thales battery.

We get into another episode of Airsoftology Mondays where Jonathan Higgs tells more about his radio setup, helmet cameras, and the use of tactical spork. The actual show starts after some plugs... "In this episode of Mondays we cover Tactical Sporks, buying guns off of Ebay, Jonathan's radio setup and more."

This episode of AirSplat On Demand is all about the Code Red Battle Zero Bone Conduction Airsoft Headset which is available right now at AirSplat.com. The Bone Conduction Sensors use Jaw Vibrations to transmit and receive sounds which is of course connected to the radio that is used with it. You can use for Motorola, Baoefeng and Kenwood radios with this, just check the plug compatibility.

This episode of AirSplat On Demand shows the different headset and comms packages that can used for CQB games. In this case, they present headsets mainly from Code Red Headsets, already the go to company for U.S. airsoft players for their communications needs. All of these are right now in stock at AirSplat.com.

Click on the links provided below the video to learn more about these items.

Still another video from Evike.com as they upload more videos of their coverage of the SHOT Show 2015. This episode covers Code Red Headsets whose products are becoming more popular amongst airsoft players in the US. Farris of Code Red Headsets explains their entry in the airsoft market due to Law Enforcement Organisations now doing training with airsoft. He shows the popular headsets in airsoft such as the throat mic.

Matt talks about the Code Red Headsets which are available right now at Evike.com for this episode of The Locker. These are much in use by airsoft players in the USA and they come in different models such as the Assault Tactical Throat Mic with PTT, Close Quarters Boom Headsets with PTT, and more. They fit the most common two-way radios in the market.

Airsoftology's Jonathan Higgs puts on a headset, a Code Red CQB Headset, which he recommends as an affordable step up in radio comms for airsoft players. They actually have used the headset for a year now in indoor and outdoor airsoft skirmishes, and they like it due to the availability of adapters for the radio connectors so it can be used with different radio brands. More features of this headset as described by Jonathan in the video below:

New video from Spartan117gw gets to visit the HQ of Code Red Headsets in San Diego, California. The company is very well known for their various headsets, radios and accessories, having been in the business for over 30 years. Spartan117gw goes through several headsets which he recommends to airsoft players such as the CQB set which he is seen wearing.