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Topic	Date	User
thoughts on bouldering pads	16-Dec-2009 At 8:30:44 AM	kev
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On 15/12/2009 snydas22 wrote: > how well they soften your fall as i have never used or seen 1 in person? I've fallen on a large rock from 3m up, landing flat on my back, and the only thing that prevented spine damage was the bouldering pad my spotter laid over this rock. A pad isn't just for softening falls - placed appropriately, it has the potential to save you from breaking more than just your ankles. And having a switched-on spotter is muy importante! Flashed = good gear, go as big/thick as you can afford. More coverage and thicker padding is always handy.

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