I'm working hard at achieving, channeling and maintaining maximum arousal but finding the clean up to be problematic.
Also, I'm having trouble climbing with a full erection, even though I'm average sized.
Any tips?
I have a F2F this week with a mainline. I’m really excited and confident all will go well, although I’m curious about the Crash Pad process once training ends when they relocate me. I’m hoping for EWR but will be happy with any base, how do I go about searching for a crash pad? What are some things to look out for? Is it worth keeping valuable items there, i.e. a PC build? Any tips from your experience will help.
Title. My dojo doesn’t do any uchi-komi. All the drilling is throwing onto crash pads. I don’t mind it at all but I’m curious how common this approach is and how people feel about it.
Hello!
Looking to purchase a used crash pad. After months at high point, I would like to start doing some outdoor bouldering. Was wondering if anyone has some old crash pads they are no longer using or looking to get rid of. If not, no worries! I will bite the bullet and buy a new one. Thanks!
BRAND NEW Backcountry Metolius Crash Pad Sunny Lime, for $120. It's in Redondo Beach, California.Metolius Crash Pad
Going to be visiting the island in a few weeks and was hoping to do some bouldering while there. Wondering if anyone knows of companies/locals who rent out crash-pads on the island.
Hey, folks.
I'm from out of town, visiting family for Christmas and looking to rent a crash pad (for climbing) for a day. An internet search revealed a place called The Adventure's Edge. Between a phone call that came up with a connection error message and some google-fu, I'm wondering if this place still exists.
Gritstone gym doesn't rent and when I called they didn't seem to know anywhere that did.
Any information would be really appreciated!
Looking for any advice when making crash pads. I’ve watched a few videos online and it seems simple enough but figured I’d put the question here. Is there an affordable material that works the best? How best to wrap it all up? Thanks in advance!
I just received my base assignment of IND and I can't find a crashpad to save my life. I'm starting to lose hope in commuting but affording an apartment alone would be a struggle. Does anyone have any leads on an IND based crashpad, or advice for finding roommates as an FA?? Any help would be appreciated!
Any advice or experience on finding good crash pads? I’m getting my base soon so I want to do research ASAP. I’ll Be commuting until I can transfer to MIA. Or I might even just love my base and move there. Idk I love the hot so I doubt I’ll Leave MIA lol.
I do not know if this is the subreddit for this post but I couldn’t find a dedicated sub for this. Could be used.
Hello fellow FA’s! I was recently hired as a flight attendant and training is coming up in a few weeks. My MIL is a flight attendant and so is BIL. I’m very prepared for training, I understand it can be rigorous but I have some good insight and a great support system. My question is, when it comes to choosing bases I may not get the one I want, Seattle. The other bases for my airlines are located in Portland, Anchorage, San Francisco, and Los Angeles. I currently have a mortgage and I live already in Seattle. If I need to choose a crash pad, I want one that can save me money. I was thinking about listing my base choices as Seattle, Portland, Anchorage, Los Angeles, San Francisco. If anyone has experience being based in these areas and what to expect for price/commute to airport please let me know. Also, good resources for finding crash pads too. I am trying to save a lot of money before training begins. I would very much appreciate the help. Thank you!
Hi all,
It's gonna be a super super nice day out today. I'm trying to get folks from my top rope climbing group to climb outside but so far no biters, and none of us have a crash pad.
Does anyone here have a crash pad and want to boulder? I suppose it'd be okay without one, but to be honest I haven't climbed much outside and seems like it would be a bit sketchy without one.
Cheers
