Crash Pad
Crash Pad
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Why We Love It
Ready, set – CRASH! Jump onto our cozy Crash Pad for a full body sensory experience. Jump and tumble to release excess energy or lounge with a book to calm and unwind. The ample foam filling creates a cloud-like feel and the durable design ensures long-lasting use in your home, sensory room or therapy gym. For added comfort and easy cleaning, add a Cozy Cover (sold separately).
- Provides proprioceptive input that can help calm and organize
- Supports the needs of sensory seekers and avoiders
- Made by Fun and Function
- Age 3+
Ideas for Use
- To relax and unwind, lounge on the Crash Pad with its soft Cozy Cover, plus a blanket and pillow for extra comfort
- Add the Crash Pad to an obstacle course and balance while you walk across
- Make a Crash Pad sandwich! Have a child lay in the center of the pad and fold the sides around their body
Details
- Includes crash pad and foam cubes.
- Add a Cozy Cover for easy care! Our soft removable cover ensures a soft landing every time and is fully machine washable—making cleanup quick, easy and worry-free
- Crash pad:
- 4'L x 3'W. Weighs 1.2 lbs.
- 4.75'L x 4.75'W. Weighs 2.4 lbs.
- Made of Oxford nylon with 100% polyester mesh
- Zipper: 100% polyester with galvanized iron or aluminum alloy pull
- Color: Navy with royal blue handle and black zipper
- Foam cubes:
- MW9516 - (4") cubes
- Weigh 1 oz. each, 8.3 lbs. total
- Made of polyurethane foam
- Color: White
- Cozy Cover:
- 4'L x 3'W. Weighs 1.5 lbs.
- 4.75'L x 4.75'W. Weighs 2.1 lbs.
- Made of 100% polyester
- Zipper: 100% polyester with resin teeth and zinc alloy pull
- Color: Navy with black bottom and mesh panels and invisible zipper
- Surface wash. Air dry.
Safety Information
Use only with active eyes-on adult supervision. The surrounding area should be free of obstacles, sharp edges and sharp objects. The area should not overlap with the safety area of other equipment. Store away from children when not in use.
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