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Two brothers developed an affordable carbon fiber line backed by an impressive crowdfunding effort. Now they're taking it to musical retail. Read More.

Fishman highlights KLOS Guitars at the Summer 2018 NAMM show. Watch Video

Mini-Gitarre goes Weltraumtechnik: Das liebste Accessoire musizierender Abenteurer und abenteuerlustiger Musiker wird endlich unzerstörbar. Read More

Business Insider takes a crack at seeing how durable and how good the KLOS full size guitar is and sounds. See the Video

In this episode of Shopify Masters, you'll hear from Adam Klosowiak, the founder of KLOS Guitars: cool, durable, comfortable, portable carbon fiber guitars and ukuleles. Read More

(KUTV) Salt Lake City - Today on Fresh Living Adam Klosowiak and Ian Klosowiak, Co-Founder and CEO of KLOS Guitars, sat down with the hosts to talk about carbon fiber guitars, and their extreme durability for worldwide traveling. Watch Video

Made at the base of the Wasatch mountain range in Provo, Utah, the 24 3/4"-scale Klōs Travel Guitar features a miniaturized, carbon fiber -composite dreadnought body mated to an 18-fret, blackwood-topped mahogany neck that can be easily...Read More

Ukuleles pack big sound into a small package. That's part of why they've been a favorite amongst travelers for decades. But the typical wooden construction is prone to warping and cracking over time as they experience new climates and daily wear and tear. Constructed using tough carbon fiber, the Klos Ukulele is nearly indestructible and features a soundboard made on a composite sandwich panel that resonates impressive sound and tone. Most notable for players, the neck boasts a perfectly flat fretboard for optimal playability and is built to stand the test of time. Read More

KLOS has brought modern materials and manufacturing to the most traditional of instruments — the guitar. The carbon fiber body eliminates worries of scratches, dings, or humidity, and a full-size, 24 3/4" scale mahogany neck and blackwood fingerboard and bridge give a traditional feel where it counts. Bolt-on neck construction and included tools mean you can break the guitar down for long-distance travel without worrying about it arriving in one piece at your destination. And best of all, it plays and sounds like an acoustic, without being tinny or harsh. Read More

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If you’ve ever tried traveling with a guitar you know how much of a pain in the ass it can be to get the classic instrument from place to place. That’s why the team at KLOS Guitars was born. Using a hybrid design that combines a carbon fiber body and soundboard with a traditional wooden neck, KLOS built a guitar that’s light (under 3 lbs), durable (carbon fiber body instead of wood) easy to travel with (the neck disassembles from the body) and, most importantly, still sounds great thanks to the attention to detail that goes into the design and construction of each guitar. Read more

Climber Chris Bailey carried this ultratough carbon-fiber ax up Denali to play “Stairway to Heaven” above the clouds. The body won’t crack from temperature changes, so you can pack it on your next polar expedition. Read More

Adam Klosowiak, co-founder of Klos Guitars recently sent us an update on how things are going since he graduated from Princeton and the 2015 Summer eLab Accelerator Program. Read More

GEARNEWS: If you are looking for a cool last-minute Christmas present for the guitarist in your life and they also happen to enjoy sports, travel and the great outdoors then perhaps a KLŌS travel guitar would be the idea gift... Read More

Is carbon fiber the ultimate material for a travel guitar? Check out this new beauty from KLOS to find out! Read More

UAMMI is a big fan of KLOS Carbon Fiber Guitars.  We’ve followed them since the beginning and have purchased many of their guitars to giveaway at different events.  The guitars look cool, sound great, and are made right here in Utah! Read More

Greg The Divemaster has always noodled on a guitar over the years. He loves to join his musician friends like the Scuba Cowboy when an extra 6-string is available and strum away those long surface intervals when traveling around the world for ScubaRadio. However, the size and weight of bringing along an extra guitar is difficult to justify. Plus the salty deck of a boat or the humidity surrounding many of these exotic dive destinations can easily damage a quality instrument. Read More

As a musician, you know traveling with your guitar can be difficult. Different air temperatures and humidity levels can augment the wood, strings and tuning in a way that can significantly impact your playing. Read More

高い音質/耐久性を実現したカーボンファイバー製エレクトリックアコースティックギター「KLOS（クロース）」のご紹介です。Read More

The KLOS guitar features a carbon fiber body and a wooden neck to produce one of the most comfortable, durable, affordable and best sounding guitars out there. Read More

KLOS Travel Guitar. The KLOS guitar does not come cheap, but it is well worth the price. It is a high-quality mini guitar made out of carbon fiber, and the guitar has great sound quality. You get good performance and portability in a neat little package. Read More

Add some versatility to your sound with the KLOS Carbon Fiber Acoustic Electric Guitar. Super lightweight and highly durable, these guitars feature the same resilient material as airplanes. The KLOS Guitar has a handcrafted carbon fiber body and is complete with a stunning mahogany neck. This design offers superb comfort and familiarity with each chord you play. Read More

Jacob Sheffield put on quite the show at this year’s Student Entrepreneur of the Year competition sponsored by the Rollins Center for Entrepreneurship and Technology. After blowing away judges with a presentation that included swinging his guitar like a baseball bat to smash a ball into the audience, Sheffield won first place and the crowd favorite award to take home a total of $11,000 in cash. Read More

With the help of a kickstarter campaign, Utah based KLŌS guitars, founded by brothers Adam and Ian Klosowiak introduced the first durable, affordable, and comfortable carbon fiber travel guitar in 2015. Now they have far exceeded their second Kickstarter goal to launch new acoustic electric model. Read More

Remember the folks who kind of make carbon fiber mainstream on acoustic guitars and from there on, make traveling with a guitar less of a stress? Yes. We referring to KLOS Guitars. The guitar that’s built to stand up to the punishment of traveling without weighing you down while still performs like it should – like a full-size guitar which it is, btw, except that it has a more compact than usual body for ease of carrying around. It has got rave reviews all over and today, they are back with another carbon fiber six-string instrument that’s not only equally travel-friendly, but louder. Read More

I like the KLOS Guitars because they are small lightweight durable guitars that don’t sacrifice great sound and playability. You won’t need to worry about dents or cracks. Read More

Klos Guitars, a Provo business specializing in carbon fiber travel guitars, successfully launched its newest product last week on Kickstarter. Within just five hours of launching their Klos Carbon Fiber Acoustic Electric guitar Friday, the campaign already hit $25,000, more than its original $10,000 goal. By Tuesday, it surpassed $117,000. Read More

Not really into traveling? Even if you don’t necessarily consider yourself to be a traveler you might find it hard to set this carbon fiber mini dreadnought down once you pick it up. While it may never fully replace the acoustic guitar you keep locked away at home, the unique sound of the KLOS makes it a fun guitar to play and would be great for the everyday player as well. Read More

For many the dream is to travel the world with a guitar on their back. To write whimsical lullabies to the sound of birds chirping and rivers flowing. There’s always a risk, however, of the guitar not making it from A to B in one piece. The answer? The Klos Carbon Fibre Adventure Travel Guitar. Read More

Carbon fiber not only has a cool aesthetic all its own, but since it's quite a tough cookie and isn't affected by changes in temperature and humidity, it's a pretty sound choice for travel guitars. Read More