Product DescriptionIf you’re looking for value, look no further! The Cheap Bastard uses our proven hinged-design and the highest-quality fabrics and foams available, but we cut out all the bells and whistles so we could bring it to you at a price that won’t hurt your wallet.
Features-Durable nylon diamond ripstop cover with textured top for shoe cleaning
- The highest-quality dual-density foam available in a bouldering pad: 3.5" of open-cell to absorb energy layered under 1" of closed-cell to spread force out.
- Unbreakable aluminum buckles - guaranteed for life!
- Angled hinge with hook and loop closure virtually eliminates the gutter in other fold designs
- Rounded corners reduce wear
- Padded shoulder straps
- Waist belt
- Suitcase-style, molded carry handle
- 36"x 48"x 4.5" open, 36"x 26"x 9" folded
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Reviews
| Dan Dalton | An alright pad... | | 
Voted 2/5 | I won one of these in a competiton and was really excited. It is definately light, feels really good when carying around for a while on the shoulders, and is pretty cheap (although I guess mine was free.) What I didn't like was the realtively small area and thin-ness of the pad compared to my beloved Mad Pad. Yes, this is one of the cheapest pads out there, but NO it is not one of the best. Too thin and small for any serious bouldering and for the price, not the greatest. I would recomend another pad.
Dan | | Posted May 18, 2007 1:18 pm |
| MikeSash | I like it | | 
Voted 3/5 | Maybe its just cause I went so long without a pad that I really appreciate this one. It is small, but the construction is good. Some pretty useless straps... | | Posted Sep 5, 2007 12:07 am |
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