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Get comfortable, ride faster.

Pull on the KASK Vertigo Helmet, marvel at the way the Up 'n' Down retention system cradles your cranium, buckle the chin strap, and set out on your ride. Kask's self-adjusting lateral divider means you won't need to make any adjustments under the ears -- the divider does it automatically. The Eco-Leather chin strap is washable, anallergenic, and phenomenally comfortable. Between the perfect fit, and the feathery 270 gram weight, you'll nearly forget your'e wearing a helmet.

  • In-mold technology with inner strengthening frame makes the Vertigo incredibly strong while reducing weight
  • Non-slip gel grippers on the Up 'n' Down adjustment system ensure everything stays in place
  • 3D Dry Padding is comfortable, and extremely breathable for long days in the saddle
  • Reflective stickers increase visibility to motorists


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3 5

ecrandell2086766

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Why would a helmet manufacturer that throws a huge amount of weight behind the Sky Professional Cycling Team, not take into account that nearly all of their riders are also Oakley sponsored? What I mean, is that if you are a dedicated Oakley wearer on the bike, then you'll need to look elsewhere for a helmet. I really wanted to like it - I really did. It fits great, is pretty comfortable, and has a great retention system. Unfortunately, I have multiple pair of Oakley Radars and they do NOT fit under this helmet. I was forced to stretch the arms of my glasses to fit over the retention system in the back, and invariably, this caused extra pressure (and eventual pain). In addition, the vents of this helmet will not hold glasses (if you sometimes take them off while riding and need a place to stick them).

I know that my choice of cycling glasses shouldn't be a reason to abandon a helmet, but I'm far more invested in Oakley than I am Kask. Hopefully this will help others considering this helmet. Back to Giro for me...

4 5

Loa5719366

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sizes run very small. try one on at a bike shop before you purchase. they look great!!!!

3 5

Paul Turner

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A classy helmet at a classy price: nigh on US$300. Needless to say the helmet makers with a name and a team apply a hefty mark up (over what probably costs US$20 to make by a Chinese teenager) to attract the wannabees or people who just want to try and offset the fact that all cycle helmets are ugly and make all riders look like dorks so you'd better get something that looks nice in the picture before the human is added. I bought this on a liking for the lime and white colour scheme and a single rotating tightener at the back to fit to the head. But having tried it, it's not as comfortable as the Rudy Project Sterling which is: 1) cheaper at US$254 by US$46, 2) is better looking, 3) is better fitting, 4) has better padding and comes with a bug mesh and visor. The Kask doesn't come with a bug mesh or a visor or spare padding, which at this price it should. Way over priced but most Italian designed stuff is and of the two, go for the Rudy Project Sterling, look better and save US$46. If you don't live in a nanny state, don't bother with a helment at all. A helmet didn't do Wouter Waylandt any good and most cyclists are more aware and safer without the dork fashion statement atop their noggins.

What sizes does the helmet come in?

richard hiersteiner

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What sizes does the helmet come in?

Shaun

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Large & Medium

Loa5719366

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these sizes run very small....a large will not fit me even though the sizing chart says it will. had to send back.

5 5

Tony A.

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I expected a lot from this helmet for this price and got it. Excellent Fit and very comfortable and light. It is also very quiet when compared to my Giro Ionos.

5 5

Wojtek Wysocki

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My review in Atlanta Examiner where RealCyclist.com cycling team appears as well:
http://www.examiner.com/atlanta-sports-gear-in-atlanta/team-sky-vertigo-helmet-from-kask-review

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Zach Pina

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Unique, minute details like the hypoallergenic gel pads on the retention system, to the white "eco-leather" (faux leather) chin straps, and reflective piping down the nylon thermo ear straps, all contribute to a an overall helmet package that is every bit as well thought-out and constructed, as it is totally PRO at every level.