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10cm High Jump Climbing Crash Mat
10cm High Jump Climbing Crash Mat
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Crash mats are ideal for landing, tumbling and also general sport applications. You can use them in sports such as parkour, athletics, gymnastics and in martial arts such as tae-kwon-do and karate.
They are specially designed for safe landing in all of these sports to try and reduce injury due to the high quality foam in these mats so they are perfect for a wide array of sports.
Each individual mats easily attach to other mats with Velcro straps. Mats can be attached end-to-end or side-by-side, so that you can create a large exercise area.
The mat is extremely easy to transport with handles on either side. The mat is encased with fire retardant casing for safety and for hygiene purposes has breather holes which expel air upon landing.
Come with Velcro straps Size : 2m*1m*10cm
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