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| − | '''Blue Camping Pads''', also commonly referred to as '''camp pads''', '''Walmart Camp Pads''', or '''blue foam''', specifically Ozark Trail brand plain blue camping pads, are a cheap alternative to [[Polyethylene]] and a source of passable [[closed-cell foam]] commonly used in [[Belegarth]] [[:Category:Weapons Construction|Weapon Construction]]. It is typically found at Wal-mart, usually costs | + | '''Blue Camping Pads''', also commonly referred to as '''camp pads''', '''Walmart Camp Pads''', or '''blue foam''', specifically Ozark Trail brand plain blue camping pads, are a cheap alternative to [[Polyethylene]] and a source of passable [[closed-cell foam]] commonly used in [[Belegarth]] [[:Category:Weapons Construction|Weapon Construction]]. It is typically found at Wal-mart, usually costs less than $10/roll, and is roughly 2'x6' in area, making it considerably cheaper than higher-grade closed-cell foams such as [[Evalite]], though it is also significantly less durable. |
| − | In 2005, [ | + | In 2005, [https://www.walmart.com Walmart] changed the nature of their camp pads. The new pads are somewhat stiffer, seemingly more durable, and have a rougher texture. |
| − | + | The cost of these camp pads varies by region, and they are exclusive to Wal-Mart stores. | |
'''See Also:''' | '''See Also:''' | ||
*[[Polyethylene]] | *[[Polyethylene]] | ||
Latest revision as of 15:41, 8 March 2017
Blue Camping Pads, also commonly referred to as camp pads, Walmart Camp Pads, or blue foam, specifically Ozark Trail brand plain blue camping pads, are a cheap alternative to Polyethylene and a source of passable closed-cell foam commonly used in Belegarth Weapon Construction. It is typically found at Wal-mart, usually costs less than $10/roll, and is roughly 2'x6' in area, making it considerably cheaper than higher-grade closed-cell foams such as Evalite, though it is also significantly less durable.
In 2005, Walmart changed the nature of their camp pads. The new pads are somewhat stiffer, seemingly more durable, and have a rougher texture.
The cost of these camp pads varies by region, and they are exclusive to Wal-Mart stores.
See Also:
