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Reviews by Sirsendalot (4)


Triple Mad Pad Crash Pad (Manufacturer link) Average Rating = 3.25/5 Average Rating : 3.25/5

In: Gear: Essential Equipment: Crash Pads

Mad Rock pad 1 out of 5 stars

Review by: Sirsendalot, 2007-11-11


More like sad pad. Mad rock just sells there gear based on price. They have no inovation and will probabley sell there pads to wal-mart in the near future.


Spirit Quickdraw - 11 cm popular Average Rating = 4.58/5 Average Rating : 4.58/5

In: Gear: Essential Equipment: Carabiners: Quickdraws

Spirit 5 out of 5 stars

Review by: Sirsendalot, 2007-11-11


Simply the best. I will not purchase a cheap ass carabiner to save my life. It is worth spending the xtra few bucks to know the gear you purchase is safe and tested properley.


Voodoo Highball 4000 (Manufacturer link) Average Rating = 4.67/5 Average Rating : 4.67/5

In: Gear: Essential Equipment: Crash Pads

Voodoo pad 5 out of 5 stars

Review by: Sirsendalot, 2007-11-11


I used this pad last week and I thought it kicked ass. You get what you pay for wich means you get alot of pad.

As I was bouldering around the cheap $119.00 P.O.S. pad I asked the kids that owned it to please get those ankle breaking pads away from my project or do youself a favor and put it in the garbage.


Double Wide Boulder Pad (Manufacturer link) popular Average Rating = 4.64/5 Average Rating : 4.64/5

In: Gear: Essential Equipment: Crash Pads

Bittersweet Double-Wide Bouldering pad 5 out of 5 stars

Review by: Sirsendalot, 2007-11-11


The newest Bittersweet Double-wide is the nicest yet, It keeps on getting better and better.

Thicker stiffer foam
Bomber material

All the way open you can fall from 15ft high and folded you can highball as high as you really are.

$189.95 free shipping
WWW.Bittersweetclimbing.com

This is the do-it all pad.