MASE – the innovative backpack label for bicycle safety from MINERVA, is far more than just a manufacturer of bicycle airbags. It is a brand that emerged from a deep passion for cycling and the desire to protect cyclists.

Our VISION

Our vision is clear: We want to revolutionize bicycle safety and give every cyclist the opportunity to pedal with a good feeling. In addition, MASE is constantly looking for new solutions to overcome the challenges that cyclists face every day. Look forward to the next big steps, because together with you we want to make the future of cycling safer. We invite you to be part of this journey and to stand with us for a safe and adventurous time on two wheels.

From riders. For riders.

For almost 10 years, we have been developing innovative airbag systems for sporty and safety-conscious cyclists. Our airbag systems are born from real practical experience – with a focus on lightness, ergonomics and the highest safety standards. Developed and tested in Germany, made for everyone who wants more.

The story of MASE, the backpack label for bicycle safety, begins with personal experiences. The founders, who are passionate cyclists themselves, witnessed how accidents can have serious consequences for cyclists. These experiences and the motivation to help others were the driving force behind the development of innovative safety solutions.

Our target group is not only sporty cyclists, but all those who love the freedom and adventure on two wheels. We understand the concerns associated with cycling. Therefore, MASE gives you a safe feeling so that you can concentrate fully on the riding experience. With every backpack we develop, we think of you – your needs, your safety and your lifestyle. The AIRDING, our lightest airbag cycling backpack in the world, is not just a product, but rather a promise: maximum protection with minimum weight. This revolutionary backpack sets new standards in bicycle safety and reflects our values: innovation, safety and responsibility towards our customers. We believe that technology and design should go hand in hand to improve safety for cyclists.