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Topic	Date	User
thoughts on bouldering pads	15-Dec-2009 At 7:22:47 PM	snydas22
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Hey guys Im just at the point in bouldering where i'm needing some protection for landing. Im looking at a crash pad and just wonder how well they soften your fall as i have never used or seen 1 in person? I know they are really good because as a boulderer we have no protection and a landing pad is better than nothing. Im looking at getting a Flashed Ninja as its in my price range and of top quality/size from all the brands models in that price range. The sizes are 127cm x 91cm x 9cm which is ok i believe? Anyway id just like to hear some thoughts of crash pad performance from my fellow boulderers? cheers chad

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