Full-face type helmet
OwnerMichio Araiinventor
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A full-face type helmet in which the breath of a person wearing the helmet and accumulated between the person (user) and the inner surface of the shell and flowed toward both right and left cheek pads is guided efficiently from the lower portion of the helmet in a slant rearward direction and released out of the helmet without reducing an original holding function of the cheek pads in contributing to good helmet fit. The user's breath is not accumulated in the helmet space at the front area of the face of helmet wearing person. A guide passage for releasing the breath of the user reflected by the chin guard arranged inside the shell and accumulated between the user and the inner surface of the shell from the lower part of the shell in a slant rearward direction is formed by crushing and deforming the intermediate part of the cushion member constituting the installing members in its thickness direction or by cutting the cushion member without reducing the abutted area with the cheeks at the cheek installing members and the cheek holding function.
A full-face helmet which comprises a full face shell, a shock absorbing liner in the shell, and cheek pads fixed at both right and left sides inside the shell in correspondence with the shock absorbing liner, wherein
A full-face helmet which comprises a full face shell, a shock absorbing liner in the shell, and cheek pads fixed at both right and left sides inside the shell in correspondence with the shock absorbing liner, wherein
A full-face helmet which comprises a full face shell, a shock absorbing liner in the shell, and cheek pads fixed at both right and left sides inside the shell in correspondence with the shock absorbing liner, wherein
A full-face helmet which comprises a full face shell, a shock absorbing liner in the shell, and cheek pads removably attached at both right and left sides inside the full-face shell in correspondence with the shock absorbing liner, wherein
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