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Topic	Date	User
Dream bouldering mat??	13-Mar-2011 At 4:51:46 PM	pezz
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i much prefer a taco style hinge and a full flap so i can put all my gear in with out the worry of it falling out... generally i like it to sit high on my back, but when in timbered area's like anderson's @ the gramps a pad that sits lower on your back would be handy for walking under branches as for falling on, i also prefer a taco to a split hinge the harness on flashed pads are great, as is the foam and overall construction i like my little revolution spot pad, but the harness and clousure lets it down a bit.. but for a small pad and bang for buck... a+ but for my next purchase... organic full pad + half pad(or suitcase pad)

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