Crash Pads

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21 July 2005 at 12:00 AM #3075 Reply
Jon
What do ya use and where did you get it from?

Just picked up a Red Chili Crash Pad – the only other one I’ve seen available locally is the one Mt Designs do.
21 July 2005 at 12:00 AM #3076 Reply
Di
Heck I just trust that the people standing under me will catch me. Hahaha.
22 July 2005 at 12:00 AM #3077 Reply
Kris
Heaps around you just have to ask. Franklin make two awesome pads, DROP ZONE and the mother of them all the MONDO> Sea to Summit have them. Tools of the Adventure also make a couple. Ask Mainpeak, MD’s and Snowgum. They can all get there hands on stuff if you know what you want. Happy crashing
22 July 2005 at 12:00 AM #3078 Reply
John Knight
Ha, I asked this about two years ago, I think! (hit page down). I like to use the mattresses out of old 70s caravans, nice dense foam, grab a few and stack ’em, nice dense foam for free. One by itself aint good like a real one though.
25 March 2006 at 12:00 AM #3079 Reply
GK
I can highly recommend products from Tools Of The Adventure, in paticular their pads. I’ve peeled off many a Castle Hill high ball into a TOTA “Stunt mat”, their largest model. I’ve yet to break anything on myself or the pad.

If anyone has trouble finding TOTA pads, contact Mark on [email protected]. He can point you in the right direction or maybe even get a pad to you if there are no retailers in your area.
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