Lavalier Windjammer Rycote White – single windscreen for lavalier microphones

The Lavalier Windjammer Rycote White is a single form-fitting windscreen designed for lavalier and clip-on microphones. Made to reduce wind and breath noise during outdoor recording, interviews, broadcast and ENG use, this lightweight white windjammer slips over small microphones without altering placement. Its low-profile design preserves microphone directionality and minimizes handling noise while providing effective protection in light to moderate wind conditions.

Advantages

This single white windscreen offers straightforward wind and breath noise attenuation for lavalier microphones while maintaining a compact, unobtrusive profile. It is lightweight and easy to fit or remove, enabling quick microphone preparation and fast changes on set or in the field. The snug fit keeps the windjammer in place during movement and preserves consistent audio pickup characteristics without needing repositioning of the microphone.

Suitable for

• On-camera interviews and ENG (electronic news gathering)
• Outdoor reporting and field recording in light to moderate wind
• Broadcast and streaming applications where microphone visibility matters
• Documentaries, run-and-gun production and location audio capture

Key specifications

• Color: white
• Design: single, form-fitting windscreen for lavalier microphones
• Material: lightweight acoustically transparent fabric (designed to reduce wind and breath noise)
• Fit: low-profile, snug fit for small clip-on microphones
• Use environment: suitable for outdoor and indoor use in light to moderate wind conditions

How to use

Slide the windjammer gently over the lavalier microphone capsule so it covers the grille and fits snugly around the mic body. Ensure the microphone element remains unobstructed and that the windjammer does not interfere with the clip or cable routing. For best results in windy conditions, position the microphone consistent with normal usage (close to the speaker’s mouth and out of direct breath if possible) and check audio levels before recording. Remove the windjammer by pulling it off carefully to avoid snagging the microphone or cable.

Usage recommendations

Use this windjammer in combination with proper microphone placement and, where necessary, additional wind protection (such as larger windscreens or blimps) in strong wind. Regularly inspect the fabric for wear and replace the windjammer if it becomes stretched or damaged to maintain consistent noise reduction performance.