VEVOR Bouldering Crash Pad, Tri-Fold Rock Climbing Crash Pad with Adjustable Backpack Straps and Handle, Foldable Lightweight for Indoor Bouldering & Outdoor Climbing, Folded Size 48" x 22.2" x 15"

US$264.90

This tri-fold bouldering crash pad provides reliable cushioning for every landing. It features a tear-resistant cover and high-density foam core—ideal for city bouldering or outdoor climbs. Fold it down to the size of a tote and hike without burden, turning every fall into a soft landing.

• ●This tri-fold bouldering crash pad provides reliable cushioning for every landing. It features a tear-resistant cover and high-density foam core—ideal for city bouldering or outdoor climbs. Fold it down to the size of a tote and hike without burden, turning every fall into a soft landing.
• ●The rock climbing crash pad's outer layer is crafted from rugged 900D Oxford fabric—simply wipe it clean after use. Inside, high-density EPE foam instantly absorbs impact, rebounds fast, and stays fluffy for years of climbs, ensuring consistent protection for every landing.
• ●Our portable bouldering pad features widened, adjustable shoulder straps that fit comfortably for long hikes. Top and bottom straps keep the folded pad secure during transport. It's lightweight and easy to carry—switch between backpack, crossbody, or single-shoulder styles effortlessly.
• ●The textured, non-slip base keeps the climbing crash pad steady on rugged terrain. Its tear-resistant shell withstands thousands of folds, while the foldable design makes storage simple. Use it for climbing, camping, fitness, or picnics—this crash pad goes wherever your adventure takes you.
• ●This foldable climbing crash pad is designed for high-risk sports and provides limited protection. It cannot ensure the prevention of injury or death. Use only under qualified supervision and at your own risk. Always inspect for damage before use and discontinue if defects are found.
• ●Specification: 5.5x4 ft

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