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Firstly, that definitely shouldn't have happened and was likely just buggy, because the shock damage of fists is nowhere near enough to KO someone wearing a pristine bike helmet, the shock resistance is just too high. Unless he was hitting him a TON with an axe or one of the other "high-tier" melee weapons, it was probably just buggy, as that's not how bike helmets are supposed to work.
At the moment, I believe the visor is just a cosmetic thing, it provides no extra bonuses over the standard Gorka helmet (which I assume is statistically equally to the NATO style helmets) besides looking pretty badass. However, realistically speaking, the visor probably should be bulletproof to an extent. There are many ballistic visors on the market with a level IIIA NIJ rating, which stops up to a .44 magnum, and there's no reason to attach a non-ballistc visor to a ballistic-rated helmet. Non-ballistic visors are basically made to be attached to riot helmets, which aren't ballistic-rated as far as I know, they're just made to stop blunt force very well.
it has a built in reflection tht can be seen for miles day or night