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		<title>Review: Sandbox Classic Brain Bucket Helmet</title>
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		<pubDate>Wed, 14 Apr 2010 14:19:29 +0000</pubDate>
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					<description><![CDATA[Intended Purpose: The Sandbox class brain bucket is the original sandbox helmet with a thin and soft EVA liner for a comfortable, low profile fit.  The brain bucket helmet is non-certified. Appearance: When I first got the brain bucket, the purple was a bit bright for me but I&#8217;ve grown to love the color over this winter.  The overall apperance reminds of a softball helmet but I like the brim design and the brightness of the helmet.  Classic and simple.  It&#8217;s the most commented on item I use, people always ask about it. Fit: The brain buckets come with 3 sets of fit pads, so it took some time to sit down and adjust the helmet to my head by mix matching the fit pads.  Once I found the fit, I personally wear the helmet without a beanie underneath and it&#8217;s snug (more snug than my Bern helmet) in that it won&#8217;t move when I fall or take hits. Goggle Compatibility: I&#8217;ve mostly been wearing Dragon Rogue&#8217;s with this helmet which overall feel good but since I don&#8217;t wear a beanie underneath the helmet there is some room above the google to the helmet luckily the brim covers up the [&#8230;]]]></description>
		
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		<title>Stepping up to the plate</title>
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		<pubDate>Tue, 15 Dec 2009 14:45:03 +0000</pubDate>
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					<description><![CDATA[Many people have wondered why I haven&#8217;t owned or wore a helmet and the reason has been I&#8217;ve been a firm believer in personal responsibility and judgement.  I don&#8217;t ride outside of my skill level and I am aware of my surroundings on the mountain which has worked for me in my time riding and knock on wood never had a bad incident that involved my head.  Accidents happen and helmets can save lives but I also believe that personal responsibility and judgement goes father in preventing them. My venture into the park this year is what changed my thoughts on wearing a helmet.  I haven&#8217;t taken a bad fall, you know where your board slips out and your head comes down on the rail or hardpacked snow but I&#8217;ve seen it happen to my friends who are wearing helmets.  Each time I saw them experience that, I thought that as much as I wanna learn park again that I should be protecting my head within the park because it&#8217;s one place on the mountain I can&#8217;t control how I&#8217;ll land or fall. [singlepic id=7078 w=400 h=361 float=] So yesterday I made the switch and my helmet arrived in the [&#8230;]]]></description>
		
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