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Helps reduce injuries to the head areas it covers.
An approved, correctly fitted and fastened helmet helps absorb part of the impact energy and reduce injuries to the head areas it covers. An open-face helmet leaves the face exposed and lacks full-face coverage. No helmet guarantees avoiding all injuries or replaces protection for other body areas. After an impact, follow manufacturer replacement instructions.
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Helps reduce injuries to the head areas it covers.
Replaces specific back protection.
Guarantees that no joint injury occurs.
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