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		<pubDate>Fri, 15 Jun 2012 06:25:21 +0000</pubDate>
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<p><b>Kong Scarab, $117, 10 ounces<br />	</b>	Summary: &ldquo;Straight out of Milan&rdquo; is how one tester described the Kong Scarab&rsquo;s appearance. This bike-hemet-style polystyrene model was easily the most exotic-looking lid in the test &mdash; the helmet&rsquo;s well-shrouded vents do indeed remind one of a scarab. Aside from the excellent ventilation, the Scarab also earns top marks for comfort, with a generous &mdash; but not chunky &mdash; layer of padding inside, and a padded chin strap. While the fit system was very easy to adjust, there were occasional problems with the push-and-rotate button popping open when bumped. Headlamps were difficult to put on and difficult to adjust for position, due to the headlamp clamps also functioning as the end points of the chin strap. Ponytail wearers may have issues with the rear of the suspension.<br />	Pros: Comfortable; easy to adjust.<br />	Cons: Adjustment dial can pop open.<br />	Overall grade: A-<br />	<b>Kong/Advanced Basecamp:</b> (888) 902-5462, <a href="http://www.advancedbasecamp.com" target="_blank">www.advancedbasecamp.com</a></p>
<p><b><font size="4">Test Results:</font></b></p>
<p><b><a href="/equipment/bdhd">Black Diamond Half Dome</a><br />		<a href="/equipment/campss">C.A.M.P. Silver Star</a><br />		<a href="/equipment/cassina">Cassin Astral</a><br />		<a href="/equipment/edelridu">Edelrid Ultralight</a><br />		<a href="/equipment/hbd">HB Dyneema</a><br />		<a href="/equipment/kongs">Kong Scarab</a><br />		<a href="/equipment/luckya">Lucky Alpha</a><br />		<a href="/equipment/petzlecr">Petzl Ecrin Roc</a><br />		<a href="/equipment/petzleli">Petzl Elios</a><br />		<a href="/equipment/simondb">Simond Bumper</a></b></p>
<p><a href="/equipment/helmetcertif">About UIAA and CE helmet certification</a></p>
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		<pubDate>Wed, 29 Dec 2004 11:10:00 +0000</pubDate>
		<dc:creator>By Matt Stanley<br>		Photo's by Zach Reynolds</dc:creator>
		
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		<description><![CDATA[Kong Scarab, $117, 10 ounces Summary: &#8220;Straight out of Milan&#8221; is how one tester described the Kong Scarab&#8217;s appearance. This bike-hemet-style polystyrene model was easily the most exotic-looking lid in the test &#8212; the helmet&#8217;s well-shrouded vents do indeed remind one of a scarab. Aside from the excellent ventilation, the Scarab also earns top marks [...]]]></description>
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<p><b>Kong Scarab, $117, 10 ounces<br />	</b>	Summary: &ldquo;Straight out of Milan&rdquo; is how one tester described the Kong Scarab&rsquo;s appearance. This bike-hemet-style polystyrene model was easily the most exotic-looking lid in the test &mdash; the helmet&rsquo;s well-shrouded vents do indeed remind one of a scarab. Aside from the excellent ventilation, the Scarab also earns top marks for comfort, with a generous &mdash; but not chunky &mdash; layer of padding inside, and a padded chin strap. While the fit system was very easy to adjust, there were occasional problems with the push-and-rotate button popping open when bumped. Headlamps were difficult to put on and difficult to adjust for position, due to the headlamp clamps also functioning as the end points of the chin strap. Ponytail wearers may have issues with the rear of the suspension.<br />	Pros: Comfortable; easy to adjust.<br />	Cons: Adjustment dial can pop open.<br />	Overall grade: A-<br />	<b>Kong/Advanced Basecamp:</b> (888) 902-5462, <a href="http://www.advancedbasecamp.com" target="_blank">www.advancedbasecamp.com</a></p>
<p><b><font size="4">Test Results:</font></b></p>
<p><b><a href="/equipment/bdhd">Black Diamond Half Dome</a><br />		<a href="/equipment/campss">C.A.M.P. Silver Star</a><br />		<a href="/equipment/cassina">Cassin Astral</a><br />		<a href="/equipment/edelridu">Edelrid Ultralight</a><br />		<a href="/equipment/hbd">HB Dyneema</a><br />		<a href="/equipment/kongs">Kong Scarab</a><br />		<a href="/equipment/luckya">Lucky Alpha</a><br />		<a href="/equipment/petzlecr">Petzl Ecrin Roc</a><br />		<a href="/equipment/petzleli">Petzl Elios</a><br />		<a href="/equipment/simondb">Simond Bumper</a></b></p>
<p><a href="/equipment/helmetcertif">About UIAA and CE helmet certification</a></p>
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