LIST OF REFERENCE NUMERALS 10 left side narrowed portion 20 left side rim extending backwards then angling upward to top rim (deepest portion of the right rim is at eye level) 30 the extension of the visor into the left side narrowed portion of helmet 40 the step down cut-out to lower left rim 50 lower left side visor locking arm 60 housing for apparatus that attaches top left visor to helmet enabling it to move up and down 70 right side view of visor

Inventor's Prototype

Full Face Helmet Comparisons

Full Face VEXON Helmet

Full Face Conventional Helmet

• The side rims of the view window of the Vexon helmet are further back than the conventional helmet, allowing an unobstructed peripheral view. They slant backwards and then at about eye level, angle forward to the top rim, unlike the rounded configuration of conventional helmets. This significantly eliminates the eyes from focusing on the side rims and the padding of the helmet when looking out of the view window at the sides.
• The step-down cutouts to the lower rim of the view window below each eye helps to improve frontal view. These step-down cutouts widen the view window from top to bottom, unlike the conventional helmet. The helmet's visor has been modified to improve peripheral vision. These step-down cutouts work in conjunction with the configuration of the side rims of the view window to improve peripheral view.
• The Vexon helmet's shell has narrowed portions at the sides at eye level, contributing to enhancing peripheral vision. These narrowed portions resurface at the middle of the helmet. The inner padding thickness of this helmet meets DOT standards.
• A DOT/SNELL helmet was modified to incorporate the Vexon's unique features.

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