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KASK Mojito 3 Cycling Helmet in color || Yellow Fluo
KASK Mojito 3 Cycling Helmet in color || Yellow Fluo
KASK Mojito 3 Cycling Helmet in color || Yellow Fluo
KASK Mojito 3 Cycling Helmet in color || Yellow Fluo
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Mojito 3 Cycling Helmet

$170.00
Item: 670056A2X17
By: KASK
Color: Yellow Fluo
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Description
While we were captivated by the high visibility options available in the Mojito, the construction and fit of this helmet are what really made the cut. Designed in Italy and used in the pro peloton, this helmet is equipped with ergonomic Octo Fit retention system, premium helmet padding, and MIT technology that guarantees a higher level of head safety.
product Detail
• Octo Fit retention system with a rubberised dial and 180 degrees of adjustment for precision fit
• allergen-free and washable faux leather chinstrap is extremely comfortable and reduces irritation
• MIT Technology with polystyrene protection and a polycarbonate shell for increased safety and better shock absorption
• Blue Tech padding is supremely comfortable and moisture-wicking
• optimized ventilation with extra large vent ports for increased airflow
• weight is 280 grams (size M)
fit notes
This helmet utilizes unisex sizing. Please check size chart to confirm your perfect fit.

product care
Helmets are made of materials that can be damaged by many commonly available cleaners. Petroleum based solvents or cleaners are especially problematic. They can damage a helmet so that its protective capabilities are reduced. Many times this damage is not visible. For best results, clean the helmet using a soft cloth or sponge, warm water and mild soap.

Overall rating: 4.0 / 5 from 2 reviews.

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"The helmet ran small and was very uncomfortable to wear. I ordered my head size according to the chart but the helmet was just not a good fit. It may have been the shape of the helmet. I have had giro and specialized and smith helmets over the years and the small always fits well. I wanted it to work but ended up retuning it and having to pay for the return postage. Size small."

— Kathleen S. (3/5)

Kask Helmet

"I have had several Kask helmets over the years.This one is a beautiful bright yellow. The straps are easy to set up and adjust, comfortable. I really like that the straps are partially covered in vinyl, easy to clean. Most importantly, great protection!"

— Stacy B. (5/5)

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Questions & Answers

The Mojito 3 Cycling Helmet does not use MIPS. Instead it is built around Kask's own MIT Technology, which pairs polystyrene impact protection with a polycarbonate shell to guarantee a higher level of head safety. This matters because MIT is a real but differently branded protection system than the MIPS helmets elsewhere in this lineup. If you specifically require a documented MIPS system at a similar price, the Cielo MIPS Bike Helmet is the more direct fit for that requirement.

The Mojito 3 Cycling Helmet is designed in Italy and used in the pro peloton, making it a strong choice for road riders who want proven, race-grade construction. It combines Kask's MIT Technology for impact protection with the ergonomic Octo Fit retention system and premium padding. Riders who train seriously on the road and want a helmet with real competitive pedigree tend to find the Mojito 3 earns its place. For dedicated off-road or trail riding, a purpose-built option like the Altis Trail Bike Helmet is a better match.

The Mojito 3 Cycling Helmet is road-focused and built around Kask's MIT Technology rather than MIPS. If a documented MIPS system is non-negotiable for you, consider the Cielo MIPS Bike Helmet instead. If most of your riding is on trails or singletrack, the Altis Trail Bike Helmet is the more appropriate design. Match the helmet to how and where you ride.

Ponytail compatibility is not documented for the Mojito 3 Cycling Helmet, so if riding comfortably with a ponytail is essential to you, this is worth confirming before you commit. The Mojito 3 uses the ergonomic Octo Fit retention system for secure adjustment, but it isn't specified as ponytail-friendly.

The Mojito 3 Cycling Helmet uses an allergen-free, washable faux leather chinstrap designed to reduce irritation against the skin. For riders who find standard nylon straps chafe or cause discomfort on longer efforts, this is a meaningful difference, keeping the contact point soft and easy to clean. Combined with premium padding and the Octo Fit retention system, the Mojito 3 is well suited to riders who prioritize all-day comfort and want to stay fresh across regular and longer road rides.

The Mojito 3 Cycling Helmet is built with extra-large vent ports to move air across the head, which helps riders stay cooler on warm days and during harder efforts. For road cyclists who run hot or ride in summer heat, strong airflow is one of the main reasons to choose this helmet. At 280 grams in a size medium, the Mojito 3 also stays light on the head, so the combination of ventilation and low weight supports comfort over longer rides.

Yes, the Mojito 3 Cycling Helmet is available in high-visibility options, which was one of the first things that drew us to it. For road riders who share the road with traffic, being easier to see is a genuine safety advantage, especially in low light or busy conditions. If being visible to drivers is a priority for your road riding, the Mojito 3 pairs that visibility with its Italian pro-peloton construction and MIT Technology impact protection for a well-rounded road helmet.

An integrated light is not documented for the Mojito 3 Cycling Helmet, so if built-in rear lighting is something you're counting on, don't assume this helmet includes it. The Mojito 3 does offer high-visibility color options that help you stand out to traffic, which addresses visibility in a different way. If a helmet with integrated lighting is a firm requirement for your riding, that feature should be confirmed separately rather than expected from the Mojito 3.

The main difference between the Mojito 3 Cycling Helmet and the Cielo MIPS Bike Helmet is the protection system. The Mojito 3 uses Kask's own MIT Technology, is designed in Italy, and is used in the pro peloton, with high-visibility options and extra-large vents. The Cielo MIPS Bike Helmet uses the MIPS-branded rotational protection system. If you specifically want a documented MIPS helmet, choose the Cielo; if pro-peloton pedigree and Kask's MIT Technology appeal to you, the Mojito 3 is the stronger pick.