Kask Protone Black/Red Road Helmet
Kask Protone Black/Red Road Helmet
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The KASK Protone road helmet in Black/Red offers excellent aerodynamic performance, weighs just 215g and uses a 3D Dry padding with a multi-layer open cell construction process to give a more comfortable fit.
It has removable and washable inner padding, made from CoolMax® fabrics and its inner padding fabric has been treated using the Sanitized® antimicrobial process. 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 helmet’s 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.
Meets Standards: AS/NZS 2063
Sizing:
Small: 50-56cm
Medium: 52-58cm
Large: 59-62cm
The size of the KASK helmets corresponds to the circumference of your head. You can use a tape measure positioning it just above the ears, and taking note of the measurement in centimetres.
Description
The KASK Protone road helmet in Black/Red offers excellent aerodynamic performance, weighs just 215g and uses a 3D Dry padding with a multi-layer open cell construction process to give a more comfortable fit.
It has removable and washable inner padding, made from CoolMax® fabrics and its inner padding fabric has been treated using the Sanitized® antimicrobial process. 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 helmet’s 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.
Meets Standards: AS/NZS 2063
Sizing:
Small: 50-56cm
Medium: 52-58cm
Large: 59-62cm
The size of the KASK helmets corresponds to the circumference of your head. You can use a tape measure positioning it just above the ears, and taking note of the measurement in centimetres.