Petzl Cirro Large Crashpad

User Reviews

• Comfortable and reliable to fall on while climbing.
• Comfortable to use as both a crash pad and for lounging around after or between climbs.
• The taco design makes it easy to carry all of your other gear conveniently.
• The shoulder straps are comfortable to use for efficiently carrying your pad.
• Sturdy and big enough for bouldering performance.
• Can double to use as a sleeping pad for extra versatility.
• Easy to move under a climbing partner for additional functionality.
• The construction is high-quality and the zippers work well without catching.
• Ample cushioning for comfort during falls.

Expert Reviews

• On par with the rest of the competition in terms of protection and cushioning from falls.
• Utilizes open-cell foam that provides ample cushioning during a fall.
• The spring-back quality of the foam is very high quality and provides ample bounce from falls.
• The carry harness is low profile and comfortable for ease of use.
• The pad is easily adjustable via buckles and Velcro straps for personal customization.
• The flap closure prevents the pads from getting dirty during transportation.
• When the pad is unzipped, the straps can be covered so they do not get muddy and wet.
• The carrying system has wide shoulder and hip straps for a comfortable fit.
• The foam is durable and long-lasting for many months.

User Reviews

• Since there are so many features with the pad, it can take a little bit longer to get set up and pack up after use.
• Some reports of the shoulder straps not being the most comfortable after prolonged use.
• The landing material is somewhat slippery and could potentially cause someone to fall off of the pad.
• Some users reports the zipper getting stuck and being unable to unzip.

Expert Reviews

• The reinforced rubberized corners sometimes have the internal wire stick out, causing some durability issues and potential safety problems.
• The pads are pretty heavy compared to other options on the market.