Watch your head: victims in accidents shared the photos of helmets that saved their lives

It is probably superfluous to remind once again that the helmet on the head — it is a good idea when riding a motorcycle, Bicycle, or doing something extreme, but let us again note: helmet is a great idea!

We are not going to be unfounded in their claims. Look at these pictures that were sent by the users of the website Bored Panda — they are able to convince to protect your head even the most stubborn. No matter how good you are a motorcyclist or bicyclist. Helmet sweat head, so be it. Spoiled hair, but it doesn't matter. The only thing that matters: once a helmet can save your life or at least give random collision to disfigure your face beyond recognition.

"My face and head took the brunt of the collision with the tree. I received a direct punch in the face. The doctor said I was lucky that I was wearing a helmet that covers the entire face. It is not cracked, the visor broke. My cheekbones were intact, the spine was fine, I just sprained my neck, his teeth remained intact!"

"Look, guys, why is it necessary to wear a helmet".

"A daily reminder to wear a helmet".

"Yesterday, the helmet saved my life. A car hit me when turning left, and I flew into the windshield".

"The Orlando police shared this photo on Twitter, showing where the bullet hit the helmet of a policeman. A COP's life was saved by the helmet".

"Helmets save lives".

"No doubt this helmet saved my friend from serious head trauma or even from death."

"A daily reminder to wear a helmet in the snow".

"A helmet can save a life."

"I look at it and just... a Little speechless, knowing how a helmet saved me. Always wear protection".

"That's why, guys, we wear a helmet when skateboarding".

"A friend who works in the ski shop, and yesterday it came to this guy."

"Our patient's helmet after accident on the bike (crashed into a wall at 80 km/h)".

"This helmet saved my life when I crashed into a deer. Motorcycle no, but I'm still here!"

"That's why we have to wear helmets fully protect the head. My friend hit the people jumping the red light. If he was in a lightweight helmet, would still be without a lower jaw".