Magnum Crash Pad
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Why We Like The Magnum Crash Pad
As you edge your toe out onto a nickel-sized feature, your knuckles are white with crimping force as you hover over the safety of your Metolius Magnum Crash Pad. After the glorious top out, you plummet nine feet back to earth and decide to take a nap. After all, the Magnum's closed-cell padding and open-cell core make this Metolius mattress a worthy crag bed. Rugged aluminum buckles and solid webbing keep your crash pad together for seasons and seasons of use.
Details
- Burly tri-fold crash pad for bouldering and car camping
- Sandwich foam designed for maximum impact absorption
- Stash pockets offer storage for shoes and chalk bag
- Padded shoulder straps for easy carrying to and from the crag
- Drag handles let you reposition pad accordingly
- Angle cut hinges eliminate gutters
- Item #MET0313
- Material
- 900D nylon
- Padding
- [top, bottom] closed-cell foam, [center] open-cell foam
- Carry Mode
- backpack
- Pockets
- 1 interior, 1 small exterior stash
- Dimensions - Open
- 48 x 72 x 4in
- Dimensions - Folded
- 48 x 27 x 13in
- Claimed Weight
- 19lb
- Manufacturer Warranty
- 1 year
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Overall Rating
5 based on 1 ratings
Review Summary
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Selecting an option will reload the available reviews on the pageJune 18, 2021
Noice
- Familiarity:
- I've put it through the wringer
I didn't feel a need to review this pad until I bought some cheaper pads for my garage climbing wall and saw how high quality this metolius is comparably. It is worth the price for the size. Very useful size I don't see the point in these 36x48 pads that you need 2 of. This pad is very firm and I like that. I could knock the wind out of me if I fall flat on my back from a roof but that is not a typical fall for me. This pad is not a great bed because it is too firm but it is a good couch. the angled hinges, good fabric, tight fitting cover and firm foam put the madrock pads I bought to shame. It is fine because the madrock pads were 25 percent off and were significantly cheaper, and I needed 4 of them for my garage. This pad is miles ahead in quality. I would recommend this to anyone. Don't be afraid of the size bigger is better. do cost per square foot analysis it is not that much more expensive than some cheaper options.
Originally reviewed on Backcountry.com