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Topic	Date	User
Bouldering mats discussion	9-Jun-2006 At 4:02:08 PM	Iser
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On 9/06/2006 ti wrote: >I image taking it OS (on planes) would be difficult or expensive as well?? I bought mine in the US, and travelled with it by plane. Surprisingly, the US domestic carriers had no problem with me checking it, even though it was oversize ( were OK though due to it being lightweight). The only problem was with Qantas flying home; they wanted to charge me heaps extra, but after sweet talking conceded. BUT - obviously I wouldn't have had any problems at all with an inflatable mat :) Great idea.

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