Description
High quality materials
- Inner padding: Merino wool
- Chin strap: Faux leather
- Hull finish: Matte
Technical characteristics
- Standard: CE / UKCA – EN 1078
- Weight: 270 grams
Performance and innovation
The Nirvana helmet is designed to maximize aerodynamics while providing exceptional ventilation. Compared to the best aerodynamic helmets in its category, it reduces aerodynamic drag by 35% and increases ventilation by 19%. In addition to pushing the limits in terms of aerodynamic efficiency, this helmet ensures optimal thermoregulation and improves endurance. The integrated glasses holder combines elegance and practicality, while the Multipod system, a 3D printed internal padding, reinforces protection against direct and rotational impacts. The OCTOFIT+ system guarantees a precise fit for increased safety and stability, and a reflective device on the rear ensures better visibility on the road. Immerse yourself in innovation and performance with the Nirvana by Kask .
Advanced technologies
- Multipod : Isotropic material that improves energy management in rotational impacts and increases ventilation. It reacts uniformly to a force applied in all directions, reducing shear stress between the head and the inside of the helmet.
- Aero Control : Incredibly aerodynamic shell, tested in the wind tunnel, offering an exceptional coefficient of drag (CX). Regardless of the position of the head, the air outlet aligns perfectly with the helmet.
- HyVent : Structure specially designed to maximize air circulation and thermal regulation.
- OCTOFIT+ : Over-injected rubber dial for better grip. The redesigned vertical stabilizer provides more stability and a personalized fit, especially for cyclists with long hair. The ergonomic neck support guarantees a quick and secure adjustment at the back of the head.
- KASK Rotational Impact WG11 Test : Safety protocol developed by Kask , exceeding the strictest international standards to provide maximum protection.
Aerodynamics
5/5
Ventilation
5/5
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