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That lock isn't released for sale until August. I'm getting one though.
I personally have never had a helmet stolen, but then I lock it up most of the time using a cable lock. Most helmet thefts are those of opportunity. Someone took a helmet off the back of a bike at our monthly HOG chapter meeting, probably becaust 'they could' [:@]. Better to not give them that reason at least.
I haven't had one stolen either, but like you I always cable lock mine. However, I'm tired of carrying one more thing around. This lock looks easy. Let me know how you like yours, I would like to see it on your bike.
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