Kask's Elemento Helmet: 3D Printing, Carbon Fiber, and All-Discipline Performance.

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Kask has launched the Elemento, a new road bike helmet that uses carbon fibre plates to replace EPS foam and 3D printed technology for its pads. The helmet boasts a five-star Virginia Tech rating and is aimed at elite athletes competing in the world's best road, cross-country, cyclocross, and gravel events. The Elemento has passed Kask's in-house WG11 testing procedure, which it says is more thorough than industry standards, and has improved safety. The helmet is priced at £335 / €375 / $400 and is available in a variety of colours.
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