Cardo Packtalk Pro helps to save the life of Arizona rider

Frank Duggan
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Cardo Packtalk Pro Helps To Save The Life Of Arizona RiderOne of the key features of the Cardo Packtalk Pro is its in-built Crash Detection system, which has recently been credited with helping save the life of Arizona motorcyclist Dustin Hayes.

While out riding, Hayes was involved in a serious accident that resulted in him being thrown from his motorcycle. Following the impact, the Packtalk Pro’s Crash Detection system automatically sent an emergency alert to his wife, Brooke Hayes, notifying her that he may have been involved in an accident.

“I got a message on my phone saying ‘urgent,’ so I opened it,” Brooke Hayes told Fox 10. “It said Dustin might have been in a car accident or an accident, so I thought, ‘I’ll just drive out there. It’s 30 minutes away—just to double check.’”

Dustin was found in a spot which would have made it difficult for him to be seen without the notification from the Cardo Packtalk Pro.

“At Cardo, we pride ourselves on the quality, ingenuity, and technological development of our product range. When we learned about Dustin’s terrifying accident, we were deeply relieved to hear that our PackTalk Pro’s crash detection system played a role in helping to save his life,” remarks Dan Emodi, Cardo CMO. “This is exactly why we have invested over twenty years into innovative design and development, to ensure we create cutting edge products that not only enhance a rider’s experience, but can make a critical difference when it matters most. Our thoughts remain with Dustin and his family, as he recovers. We’re proud and honoured that our technology was there when he needed it.”

With a lengthy recovery expected, the family set up a GoFundMe page to help manage medical and recovery-related costs.

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Cardo Packtalk Pro in detail

Launched in 2024, the Cardo Packtalk Pro is Cardo Systems’ top-of-the-range motorcycle intercom, designed for riders who demand advanced communication and safety technology. The unit features in-built Crash Detection, automatic on/off functionality, and 45mm JBL speakers for enhanced audio performance in all riding conditions.

The Packtalk Pro is quick and easy to install without tools, thanks to Cardo’s patented magnetic Air Mount system, which ensures the unit remains securely attached throughout the ride. The device can be operated easily while wearing gloves.

Connectivity is provided via Dynamic Mesh Communication (DMC), allowing riders to connect with up to 15 participants simultaneously. An auto-healing connection ensures the group remains linked even if a rider temporarily drops out. Additional features include natural voice operation, an IP67 waterproof rating, over-the-air software updates, fast charging via USB-C, a built-in FM radio, universal Bluetooth intercom compatibility, and a three-year warranty.

This innovative and potentially life saving system retails for £405 and can be purchased directly from www.cardosystems.com or via official Cardo retailers.

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Who are Cardo Systems
Cardo Systems is a leading manufacturer of Bluetooth and Dynamic Mesh Communication (DMC) headsets for motorcycle helmets, snowmobilers, and cyclists. Founded in 2003, they pioneered the first motorcycle Bluetooth communicator (Scala Rider) and now provide advanced, weatherproof, JBL-powered audio systems in over 100 countries. They are headquartered in Pittsburgh, US

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