ELEMENTO WG11

The Kask Elemento WG11 helmet is an uncompromising helmet characterized by an unprecedented design and a series of innovative technologies that guarantee the highest level of aerodynamics, ventilation and safety. Elemento is aimed at professional and semi-professional athletes, both road and cross-country, cyclocross and gravel, and cyclists looking to improve their performance.

Always very active in the field of research and product development in close contact with its teams and athletes, the KASK company has collaborated with the INEOS Grenadiers team in the Elemento project since its conception. The result is a revolutionary helmet with an innovative design, which sets a new standard for the world of cycling.

The genesis of Elemento starts in 2020, with the analysis of a series of scientific publications that studied the variation in athletes' performance when their body temperature changed. The conclusion of these studies was that, in terms of performance, the thermal comfort of the athlete is as important as the aerodynamics and weight of the helmet. Based on these studies, Elemento was designed to be a very aerodynamic helmet and, at the same time, well ventilated thanks to its design and the introduction of some technological innovations, such as the Fluid Carbon 12 and the Multipod.

• Use: Road, Gravel
• Weight: 260g (M)
• Well ventilated
• Great technological innovations
• Helmet used by professionals
• Fluid Carbon 12: It is a composite technopolymer capable of absorbing more energy from an impact than traditional materials, and distributing the force generated more homogeneously throughout the helmet. This property has
• allowed KASK engineers to increase the dimension of the internal ducts, for greater ventilation and, at the same time, reduce the dimension of the ventilation holes, to improve aerodynamics.
• Multipod: is a structure designed by KASK, which is 3D printed and used as Element's internal padding. This elastomer material was born thanks to studies on the KASK Rotational Impact WG11 Test, the testing protocol created by KASK that has allowed the behavior of helmets to be improved against various types of impacts and has provided useful information to develop a level of safety. even higher. Multipod allows better management of energy derived from linear and rotational impacts and presents a behavior
• isotropic, that is, it behaves the same regardless of the direction in which the force is applied. Proof of this is that Elemento has obtained five stars in the prestigious Virgina Tech test, which measures the performance of helmets in the event of linear and rotational impacts. Finally, the particular design of the structure
• of Multipod has allowed the Elemento's ventilation to be significantly improved, increasing its thermal regulation capacity.