Crash Pads - your opinion

[Jeff]

Is that the picture you were posting Sandy?

[Guest]

yeah - thanks, Jeff. I see it in my original post. Strange.

I don't think the mods will have a problem with it, but you never know. Heh.

[Artsay]

I swear I saw the lady picture in your original post, Sandy. But now all I see is some weird German sign. Bizarre.

[fancydirt]

Some sites have their servers set up to prevent people from linking directly to their images by having it redirect you to somewhere else. For people that have already seen the image, their browser probably has it cached so it still shows up as intended. What ended up in this thread isn't too bad, just be careful to never link to an image on somethingawful.com.

As for crash pads, we've mostly used a borrowed Metolius pad on trips but I've been looking at the Misty Mountain ones for a bit and will probably end up with one whenever I happen to have enough money.

[longlegsrule]

Having your profile location suggest that you used to be from Bishop, Ca. when you stayed there a mere three weeks is just an obvious play for attention. So heeeere's your attention!

um I'm thinking you're the one that drew attention to it

and how come I'm the only one that gets harped on when other's have funny things in their location too

i thought this forum was about crash pads anyways??

hey this is the metolius pad that a lot of people had while we were out west...they said it was great for saving space but not very decent to land on....i think there's also a bigger one that has the same fold down style....

http://www.backcountrystore.com/store/M ... ID=1300681

[DaggerX]

Im a big fan of misty mounatin triple whide. Thick and big and the pocket on them is big enough to carry a small trad rack or a full sport climbing rack.
and they cost alot less then other pads this big.

DaggerX