KASK Kooki, here in navy blue, is an ultra-light riding helmet with a standard peak that combines high safety with comfort and design. The helmet’s matte finish is complemented by glossy details, creating a sleek and stylish look.
The riding helmet is constructed with a double-shell structure for an optimal balance between protection and durability. The lower shell consists of durable EPS combined with thermoformed polycarbonate, while the upper shell is made of tough injection-moulded ABS. Inside, there is a breathable and antibacterial inner liner in hydrophilic material, equipped with an integrated fit system for optimal comfort.
The ventilation system is designed for maximum airflow through a front air intake and a rear outlet that efficiently channels warm air out, helping the helmet dry quickly. The inner padding is removable and washable thanks to the smart Click-in System, which, with its three practical attachment points, provides a stable and secure connection between the liner and the helmet shell while also ensuring easy handling. The chin strap in synthetic leather is hypoallergenic, soft against the skin, and easy to clean, reducing the risk of irritation and providing additional comfort during use.
The riding helmet is also tested and approved according to the KASK Rotational Impact WG11 Test to ensure increased safety.
- Double-shell construction in EPS, polycarbonate and ABS
- Low weight
- Breathable and antibacterial inner liner in hydrophilic material
- Integrated fit system for optimal comfort
- Good ventilation and quick-drying properties
- Removable liner with Click-in System
- Chin strap in hypoallergenic synthetic leather
- Tested according to advanced rotational protection (WG11 test), very high safety standard
Safety standards
Approved according to SEI ASTM F1163-23 and CE EN1384:23, as well as KASK Rotational Impact WG11 Test.
Liner, size & fit
When purchasing a riding helmet from KASK, a liner is included, but liners can also be purchased separately if, for example, you want multiple sets. Having two sets of liners is ideal if you want to wash the inner pad more frequently during summer. Another reason for needing an extra liner is to switch between tied-up and loose hair, or to wear a hat under the helmet in colder temperatures. In that case, you can buy a larger liner to allow space for this, and then switch back to the original size in warmer conditions.
The same principle applies if you have a growing child; it may be enough to buy a new, larger liner as the child grows instead of purchasing a completely new helmet.
When buying a new liner, make sure it fits your shell, as different shells correspond to a specific liner size range.
Shell 1: fits liner size 53-56 cm
Shell 2: fits liner size 57–59 cm
Shell 3: fits liner size 60–63 cm