Which areas of the head does a full-face motorcycle helmet protect?

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The full-face helmet is considered the safest of all helmet types available. Its one-piece design completely covers the skull, the nape of the neck, and crucially, the face and jaw thanks to the fixed chin bar. This distinguishes it from open-face (or 'Jet' style) helmets, which only protect the top and back of the skull, leaving the face exposed to impacts and abrasions. Therefore, the full-face helmet provides complete protection to both the entire head and the face, significantly reducing the severity of injuries in the event of an accident.

Which areas of the head does a full-face motorcycle helmet protect?

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