"What Our Gearhead® Experts Are Saying: ""This pad is huge. I use it as my primary for solo bouldering days or to fill the gaps in a pad party. The foam’s plush enough to soften bigger falls but still firm where you need it. The taco fold is easy to carry, and the pack straps are actually comfortable.""We like to climb high and fall hard—safely. That’s why we bring the Black Diamond Erratic Crash Pad whenever we’re heading out for serious sessions. With an oversized landing zone and multi-density foam construction, it gives us the confidence to commit without second-guessing the landing. The taco-style fold means we’re not dealing with awkward seams underfoot, and the padded backpack straps and waistbelt help carry the bulk without a fight. Whether we’re projecting big moves or building a landing zone for highballs, the Erratic delivers on size, support, and comfort."
Price: $279.96 from Backcountry
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| $279.96 | Visit Store |
"What Our Gearhead® Experts Are Saying: ""This pad is huge. I use it as my primary for solo bouldering days or to fill the gaps in a pad party. The foam’s plush enough to soften bigger falls but still firm where you need it. The taco fold is easy to...
"What Our Gearhead® Experts Are Saying: ""This is my go-to pad for casual bouldering days and quick sessions. It’s easy to carry, super durable, and just the right size for most problems. I usually pair it with a larger pad for highballs, but on its...
For the same all-around performance as the Circuit Pad but with a larger footprint, we haul out its big brother: Black Diamond's Circuit Z Crash Pad. The tri-fold design and padded harness simplify the carry and lay flat once we've reached the pebble...