Thank you for the clarity
And that must have been an experience to say the least, feeling the “edge of death” with every foot step
Thank you for the clarity
And that must have been an experience to say the least, feeling the “edge of death” with every foot step
That is scary to think of having no control for who knows how long and when coming to a stop and realise that you missed the worst part of it at the end.
Thinking on it, must have been an experience - knowing something worked just enough to remind one of how much it protected them.
I am not knowledgeable about the ballistic resistance of a helmet, but to me that seems like a quality helmet to be able to stop a bullet in its tracks - especially if it was a caliber higher than a pistol, I make the assumption.
That is like the opposite of something out of Final Destination
That was lucky that you didn’t react yeah
Reminds me of when I was in high school playing rugby and I ended up in a position where I was on the ground. As I want to get up, I barely see someone running full speed backwards towards me and in the time I saw them and turned my head to brace I got blunt metal togs slamming against my head.
The outer most tog ended up hitting me just on above my eye on the bone along my eye brow with the other togs going up towards my hair line.
In my case, reacting saved my eye ball
I can fold my ears twice - so from the top of my ear I fold it towards the bottom of my ear and at the point where it folds I can fold it again across over the first fold.
Also lucky that that the impact of the fall didn’t cause any other damage to your legs as it took the impact like a champ from the momentum of the flip and sudden stop if I am assuming it was something like a 1-story distance from the deck to the ground?