Meister Boulder Beast XL Tri-Fold Rock Climbing Crash Pad with Backpack Straps - Portable Landing Mat for Outdoor Bouldering & Climbing Training

When you’re sending a highball, the last thing you want on your mind is whether or not you’ve climbed outside your landing zone. Where other pads come up short, the Meister Boulder Beast has you covered. Boasting a tri-fold design and four layers of mixed density foam, this is the only crash pad you’ll want to land on. Measuring 72” x 44” x 5” (183 x 112 x 13cm), the Boulder Beast provides a spacious landing area, while also providing superior cushioning in the event of a fall. Large hook and loop fastening flaps along the sides of the pad allow for easy connection to other pads for an even larger landing area.The Meister Boulder Beast makes it convenient to get a crash pad out to your next bouldering site, with a tri-fold design that packs down to just 24” x 44” x 15”. The hike-friendly pad features duffle-style handles as well as removable backpack straps with a chest strap and hip belt. The backpack strap attachment loops double as convenient mounting points to attach accessories such as shoes, water bottles, and climbing gear; making traveling more efficient. The Meister Boulder Beast can also double as a sleeping pad or camp bench, reducing the amount of gear you need for your next adventure.The Meister Boulder Beast features an integrated corner carpet square, providing a convenient way to clean your shoes before climbing. Covered in an outer layer of all-weather polyester, this crash pad can withstand the harshest conditions, and is just as rugged as the people who climb with it.WARNING: This product is sold for use in high risk activities. Although this product may provide a measure of protection, it is not warranted to protect the user against injury or death. There is no certainty that this product will protect you from the risks associated with participating in physical sports or activities.By voluntarily participating in high-risk sports and activities you are doing so solely at your own risk.