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Crash Pads Black Diamond Erratic Crash Pad Grn 122x102 cm

Black Diamond Erratic Crash Pad Grn 122x102 cm

Crashpad

£297.00
Or 3 interest-free payments of £99.00/mo.*
7stores
Crash Pads Black Diamond Circuit Crash Pad Orange One Size
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Black Diamond Circuit Crash Pad Orange One Size

Crashpad

£128.00£144.00
4stores
Crash Pads Black Diamond Circuit Crash Pad Rust Orange

Black Diamond Circuit Crash Pad Rust Orange

Crashpad

£160.00
Or 3 interest-free payments of £53.33/mo.*
2stores
Crash Pads Edelrid Crux 3

Edelrid Crux 3

Crashpad

£425.81
Or 3 interest-free payments of £141.93/mo.*
2stores
Ocun Dominator FTS Jaune

Ocun Dominator FTS Jaune

Crashpad

£287.40
Or 3 interest-free payments of £95.80/mo.*
2stores

Crash Pads: 3 things to consider before buying

When choosing crash pads, think about the size and thickness you need. Larger crash pads offer more landing space, which is ideal for higher or more complex climbs. They provide better coverage if you're moving around a lot on the rock face. Thicker crash pads offer more cushioning, which is crucial for higher falls or rougher terrain. However, they might be heavier to carry. If you often climb in different locations, you might want a balance between portability and protection.

Durability is key when selecting crash pads because they need to withstand frequent use and outdoor conditions. Look for high-quality foam that doesn’t compress easily over time, as well as a tough outer fabric like ballistic nylon that resists tears and abrasions. Reinforced stitching and corners can also prolong the life of your crash pads. Investing in durable materials means you'll have reliable protection for longer.

Portability can greatly affect your climbing experience, especially if you have to hike to your climbing spots. Consider crash pads with comfortable carrying straps, similar to backpack straps, which make them easier to transport. Some models even offer additional features like modular designs that allow you to connect multiple crash pads or fold them compactly for easier storage and transport. These features can make a big difference when you're on the move.

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