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Topic	Date	User
Bouldering mats discussion	9-Jun-2006 At 11:08:51 AM	jonorock
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Try taking a bouldering mat from one side of Sydney to the other using public transport. Ha pretty funny. I only did it a couple of times when living in Sydney briefly. Wasn't much fun at actually. So if it worked an inflatable bouldering mat would be a great idea for those on public transport, bikes, motorbikes or not much room in the car. Perhaps you could have some kind of release valve that lets some air out on landing to soften the fall if the mat has lots of air in it. I guess you have thought of this. Good luck.

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