If you want the feel of the wind in your face but would prefer more protection, consider an open face helmet instead - you get the same open face offered by a half, but you get increased protection ...

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then it should be both P/J approved (Protective/Jet – the latter being the term for open-face lids in some markets), that means it has dual homologation. Like all helmets, a SHARP rating is also ...

Nothing beats the convenience of an open-face helmet for cruising, light touring, or just commuting through your town. If you happen to be riding a scooter while wearing an open-face helmet ...

It's a modular helmet, meaning the chin guard can be raised or lowered, an ideal aspect for those who value the flexibility of switching between full-face and open-face configurations. The ...

A couple of replies mentioned starting with open-faced helmets before adopting a full-faced one as they grew older and more ...

But the helmets used by Roman legionaries were based on Gallic helmets and had a relatively open face area without a noseguard, which may have made them more suitable for more varied Roman styles ...

Retro helmets borrow style inspiration from the past but incorporate the latest safety tech available. Flip-front, urban or open-face helmets offer solutions to riding with your face exposed with ...

Simple to pull on and take off, the Bell Mag Sport is the go-to lid for those who need an unobtrusive open-faced helmet. Protecting your noggin isn't an area you should skimp out on, but those ...

The Simpson Xcursion Bandit features the bold, angular styling that defines Simpson helmets. It’s available with a ...