Kask Protone Red Small
KASK Light Performance The lightweight KASK Protone WG11 Road Helmet uses a 3D Dry padding with a multi-layer open cell construction process to give a more comfortable ride. It has removable and washable inner padding, and is made from CoolMax® fabrics. Its inner padding fabric has been treated using a Sanitised® antimicrobial process to reduce odours.
What Does WG11 Stand For? The European Committee for Standardisation (aka CEN), is developing a method for measuring the absorption of energy from tangential (oblique) impacts, proposed by its technical committee on head protection. This group is known as the Working Group 11. KASK WG 11 requirements will also be informed by evidence from several other scientific publications and standards such as ECE 22.06 and more. Starting from 2020, every new KASK helmet that successfully passes the CEN WG 11 test will be easily identified by a dedicated "WG11 rotational and linear impacts test passed" tag. They will ensure they protect sensitive areas of the skull from rotational impact injury in the event of a crash.
Strong Outer Shell KASK has also continued to use its Multi In-Moulding Technology to create a polycarbonate cover for the top, base ring and the back of the helmets' shell. This is joined to the inner polystyrene cap via KASK’s In-Moulding Technology to improve the shell’s shock absorption. Its strengthened frame further reduces the risk of a shock breaking the shell.
Comfortable & Adjustable Fit A rubberised Micro Dial adjuster provides improved finger grip. Floating cradle contact points combine internal gel pads for optimum comfort. These supports are designed to oscillate freely through 180° allowing a perfect fit on any shaped head. The Skeletal Brackets of the cradle have been designed and refined to provide the best fit and support whilst being as light as possible.
Meets Australian Safety Standards Making helmets light but also safe is no small task. Currently, there are three main standards for bicycle helmets; CE in Europe, CPSC for North America, and the AS/NZS 2063 standard for Australia and New Zealand. Australian Safety Standards are among the strictest in the world which means that when you're wearing this helmet with its AS/NZS 2063 certification you can be assured of protection as good as it comes.