Black Diamond Drop Zone II Crashpad

Unlike most bouldering pads, the Franklin Drop Zone II Crashpad isn't sectional. Sectional pads fold up well enough, but when they're lying flat (when you need them most!), they have open seams with dead space that can twist ankles or just plain hurt. With a half-inch more foam than other pads its size, the Drop Zone II is an obvious choice. What's more, The Drop Zone II folds up backpack-style for easy carrying, and features a big pocket that's accessible even when you've got the pad cinched closed. A secure closure system ensures that loose keys, water bottles, and guidebooks won't be lost along the way.

$179.45

Drop Zone II Crashpad
Great pad!! Only problem is it is the only pad everyone wants to use when we are climbing! Maybe I will collect donations for replacement when or if it needs replacement! Love the no seams, the backpack style and the pocket for stuff!

Pad review
This is a great pad. The extra half inch does make a difference, and yet it folds and carries as easily as other hinged pads. I highly recommend it and I fall a lot!

Black Diamond Drop Zone
Great Pad!! Folds up nice and makes even the highest falls feel like they are only inches off the ground.

No more ankle damage
This pad is great. I really never though anything about the problem of having folding sections in a crash pad before I fell right on one and rolled my ankle! This pad completely eliminates that problem, and folds up nicely around any random gear that you want to put inside of it. Has a great tight closure system so that no dirt gets into your pad, and nothing you put inside can get out either!

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