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Who are Kask Helmets?
Kask is an Italian brand specialising in high-performance helmets for cycling, skiing, horse riding, and safety industries.
Founded in 2004, Kask has built a strong reputation for cutting-edge design, premium safety features, and superior comfort.
Their cycling helmets are particularly well-known, trusted by professional riders, including Team Ineos Grenadiers, and recreational cyclists alike.
Kask helmets are designed and manufactured in Italy, ensuring top-tier quality and innovation.
They use advanced technologies like in-mould construction for enhanced impact resistance, Octo Fit and Up & Down adjustment systems for a precise fit, and superior ventilation for comfort on long rides.
Some of their most popular cycling helmets include the Kask Protone, Mojito, Valegro, and Utopia, each tailored for road cycling, aerodynamics, and ventilation.
Whether you're a racer, commuter, or weekend warrior, Kask helmets offer a perfect blend of safety, style, and performance.
Care Guide for Kask Helmets
Shelf Life
Kask helmets have a lifespan of 10 years from the date of manufacture.
Regular inspections should be carried out before each use to check for cracks, detachment, deformation, or peeling, which indicate deterioration.
If a helmet has been subjected to a strong impact, it must be replaced immediately—even if no visible damage is present.
Warranty
Kask helmets come with a 3-year warranty from the date of purchase.
Cleaning
To clean your Kask helmet, use the KASK Helmet Cleaner or a mixture of water and neutral pH soap with a soft, clean cloth.
The inner lining can be washed by hand in cold water or in a washing machine at a maximum temperature of 30°C.
For freshness, use the KASK Liner Refresher to neutralise odours.
Storage
Store your helmet away from direct sunlight and heat sources.
To keep it protected when not in use, we recommend storing it in a KASK drawstring helmet bag.
Adhesive Application
Avoid applying stickers, adhesives, paint, or solvents that do not meet the manufacturer’s specifications, as they may compromise the helmet’s protective function.
Any modifications or alterations can weaken its safety performance.
Kask Protone
The Kask Protone is a top-tier road cycling helmet. It's designed for aerodynamics, ventilation and all-day comfort.
Developed with Team Ineos Grenadiers (one of the most successful road cycling teams in the world) this helmet delivers elite-level performance while maintaining lightweight durability.
Whether you're racing, training, or tackling long endurance rides, the Protone ensures maximum airflow, a secure fit and superior impact protection.
- Ventilation: 4/5
- Aerodynamics: 4/5
Kask Valegro
The Kask Valegro is a super-light, highly ventilated road cycling helmet designed for maximum airflow and comfort in hot conditions.
Developed with Team Ineos Grenadiers, the Valegro is the perfect choice for climbers, endurance riders, and cyclists who demand a lightweight helmet with exceptional cooling performance.
- Ventilation: 5/5
- Aerodynamics: 3/5
- Lightness: 5/5
Kask Mojito
The Kask Mojito is a versatile, all-round road cycling helmet that delivers exceptional comfort, ventilation and safety.
It's one of the more affordable road bike helmets that Kask makes.
Whether you're a commuter, weekend rider, or performance cyclist, the Mojito offers premium Italian craftsmanship with a lightweight and secure fit.
- Aerodynamics: 3/5
- Ventilation: 4/5
Kask Helmets FAQs
What country are Kask helmets from?
What country are Kask helmets from?
All Kask helmets are produced in Italy.
The build quality, fit and safety are exceptional and typical of true Italian design.
Should my Kask helmet be replaced after a crash (even a small one)?
Should my Kask helmet be replaced after a crash (even a small one)?
Yes.
That's because internal damage to the helmet will be unseen and can therefore compromise safety.
Plus, Kask Australia offers a crash replacement discount.
How often should I replace me Kask helmet?
How often should I replace me Kask helmet?
A helmet’s lifespan is affected by temperature changes, sun exposure, and usage.
Regularly check for damage like cracks, warping, or discolouration.
Even without visible wear, replace it every 3 years as materials degrade over time.
What certifications do Kask helmets have?
What certifications do Kask helmets have?
- CE EN 1078
- CPSC 1203
- AS/NZS 2063
For Australia it's the last helmet standard that's the most appropriate.
What is WG11 in Kask helmets?
What is WG11 in Kask helmets?
Kask's WG11 is a rotational impact testing protocol designed to assess a helmet’s ability to protect against rotational forces during crashes.
Unlike other rotational impact tests that use standard methodologies, WG11 focuses on real-world accident scenarios, using scientific, unbiased testing methods to ensure maximum rider safety.