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Topic	Date	User
thoughts on bouldering pads	5-Feb-2010 At 9:48:57 PM	shay
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On 5/02/2010 wallwombat wrote: >Anyone have any experience with Red Chilli pads? > >I'm looking at getting another pad and the Red Chili that I'm looking >at is 12cm thick, where as the others I am looking at are all 9cm thick. >I reckon that extra 3cm might come in pretty handy. > I took one of these on my 7-month bouldering road trip in the USA and found that the foam went soft very quickly. It went so soft that by the end of the trip, you could feel the ground underneath after falling on it. I have since replaced the foam with a higher density one.

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