Features

Design benefits

traction

Good shoe grip for excellent board control.

sticking properties

Micro-perforated grip that's easy to stick on. No bubbles when sticking it on.

Design details

How to look after your grip

Over time, your grip will get dirty. The first, easiest solution is to make sure your shoes are clean before getting on your board. If the soles of your shoes are dirty, you will leave ugly marks on your board, as well as reducing its grip. Use an old toothbrush to remove any marks, but don't brush too hard as you might smoothen the surface!

How to change your grip

If your grip is too worn but your board is still in good condition, your best bet is to change the grip. You will need a hairdryer to remove the grip. The hot air will make the grip unstick easily. If a few bits stay stuck on, apply some nail polish remover and brush them to remove them. You can then stick a new grip onto your board.

Specifications

Details

level of practice	intermediate
frequency	regular
length (in cm)	83 cm
condition	new
width (in cm)	23 cm

Composition

Skateboard grip: 60.0% Polyvinyl Chloride, 40.0% Sand

Packaging: 100.0% Cellulose

Usage & care

Care instructions

Storage

Grips can be damaged by damp and mud, so store it in a cool, dry place.

2-year warranty

Environmental impact

Carbon footprint

Kg CO2 eq.

0.835

Contribution

Raw material	63.593%
Manufacturing	0%
Packaging	17.964%
Distribution	7.545%
Use	0%
End of life	10.898%

Skateboard Grip Tape