A full-face bike helmet provides maximum protection by covering the entire head and face, reducing the risk of serious injuries to the head, face, and jaw in case of a fall or collision while cycling.
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In the 15th century, a helmet with a visor worn with a suit of armor is called a close helmet or a close helm. This type of helmet provided more protection to the head and face compared to earlier helmet designs.
A full face cycling helmet provides maximum protection by covering the entire head and face, reducing the risk of serious injuries in case of accidents. It offers better impact absorption and can protect against facial injuries, making it a safer choice for cyclists.
You can use " helmetlok " to lock your helmet (Now available in markets). From which you can secure your face.
I believe that would be called a Visor
An armet is a form of medieval full-face helmet.
most face masks fit the helmet, preferably the same size. e.g. if you have medium helmet then get a medium mask
The protective gear in front of a helmet is called a visor or face shield. It helps to provide additional protection for the face and eyes from debris, wind, and other hazards while riding a bike, motorcycle, or participating in sports like hockey or football.
The son of Man was the one with the apple covering his face.
French ban on face covering happened in 2010.
The valley pronounced similarly to "covering for the face" is "vale."