anyone have a cordless crash pad they want to part with?
Todd
crash pad wanted
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by Mountain_Marc » Tue Feb 22, 2005 12:45 pm
How about a Franklin Drop Zone? Just used twice.
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by mitchleblanc » Wed Feb 23, 2005 12:54 am
pulldown wrote:there are some things i like about that pad. What are you asking for it? if its the right price i can forget about the things i don't like.
T
Such as? Now I'm curious. The only downfall I've found is that the cover isn't cloth. But that's pretty minor...
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by mitchleblanc » Wed Feb 23, 2005 9:35 am
Sorry man, nah, I was just curious what the complaints about the Drop Zone were. I have a huge pad (Tools of the Adventure) that I paid $500 for here in Australia.. I would sell it but.. it would cost you more than a new pad! haha.
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by mitchleblanc » Wed Feb 23, 2005 9:43 pm
pulldown wrote:Bamboozled!!!
T
Well.... I do have a cordless pad I don't use. It's old though. It's my spiderman one. It's in Fredericton, I think not being used at all. If you want to replace the foam, I think you could use it? If you're really dying for a cordless.... I mean, you could use it as is.. but it's pretty soft.
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