KASK Visor Ski Helmet Safety Features | WG11 & CE Certified Protection

Modern Protection Features in KASK Visor Ski Helmets

Man wearing Kask black visor ski helmet and black ski coat

KASK visor ski helmets aren’t just about sleek aesthetics and luxury materials—they also deliver advanced protection engineered to help reduce the risk of injury in high-impact scenarios. With a focus on cutting-edge safety testing and premium construction, each helmet provides peace of mind without compromising comfort or style.

Rotational Impact Protection

One of the key threats in ski accidents is rotational force—a twisting motion of the head that can result in serious brain injury. KASK addresses this with a helmet design engineered to help mitigate these forces. The inner shell and padding are structured to distribute and absorb energy from angular impacts, reducing strain on the head and neck in the event of a fall or collision.

While KASK helmets do not use MIPS or AMID systems like other brands, their internal engineering achieves similar goals—ensuring directional impact protection without additional bulk or moving parts.

WG11 Safety Protocol

All KASK helmets are tested under the KASK WG11 protocol, a stringent internal testing method that evaluates rotational impact protection in a lab setting. This protocol goes beyond conventional testing to ensure that the helmet’s design reduces rotational acceleration transmitted to the brain, which is a leading factor in concussions and serious head injuries.

WG11 is unique in that it allows KASK to ensure consistent safety standards across all helmet models—providing transparency, traceability, and a guarantee of performance for every skier.

CE Certified for European Safety Standards

Every KASK visor ski helmet is CE EN 1077 Class B certified, meaning it meets the European standard for alpine ski and snowboard helmets. The “Class B” designation ensures the helmet provides reliable protection for the top, back, and sides of the head while maintaining a lightweight, breathable profile.

This certification is widely recognized across the ski industry and is mandatory for ski racers and professionals throughout Europe. By meeting these standards, KASK demonstrates its commitment to safety on the slopes—whether you're charging through powder or carving corduroy.

Summary: Safety Built into Every Detail

From internal impact dispersion to independently verified lab testing, KASK builds safety into the foundation of every helmet. You might choose KASK for the elegance, the comfort, or the visor—but you can rely on it for the protection, too.