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KASK makes it possible to step out of your comfort zone, leave the asphalt behind, explore, race, and travel on all terrains. Gravel has become synonymous with freedom and breaking away, pushing new boundaries, as cyclists now seek to discover new places, become one with nature, and escape the hustle and bustle of urban or congested roads.
Source: Press Release – Photos: KASK
KASK is now paving the way in the world of Gravel, thanks to its collaborative partnerships with Nathan Haas, Sofiane Sehili, and Enough Cycling, three major players who embody the essence of the discipline.
With a 10-year career in professional road racing, Nathan Haas has found a new source of motivation with UCI Gravel races, a series of one-day races on rugged terrain. For the Australian rider, this means he will once again participate in other competitive experiences, building on his decade of high-level racing. Nathan knows the demands of his equipment, which is why he chose to use the KASK Valegro, offering maximum ventilation with minimal weight.
For Sofiane Sehili, Gravel is a very different experience. An urban courier turned ultra-distance Gravel racer, Sofiane’s taste for adventure led him to the 2014 edition of the Great Divide. Gravel for Sofiane means bikepacking. For these epic rides, Sofiane’s equipment choice was clearly the KASK Protone, featuring a lightweight shell with optimal ventilation, to provide great comfort even on the longest rides.
KASK also supports teams, such as the Italian Enough Cycling Team, composed of six men and women. For Enough Cycling, Gravel is about having one bike to do everything that comes to mind, from Granfondo to bikepacking adventures. To meet these diverse demands, the team chose the KASK Wasabi, a helmet ideal for all terrains and all seasons, thanks to its central vent that opens and closes easily.
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