Xtreme Grip Lay Outs (Pictures)
Re: Xtreme Grip Lay Outs (Pictures)
by jlapp on Sat Jan 15, 2011 4:09 am
your trial and error sounds good. remember it can also be pulled off of the deck. I know it would be a bit of an inconvenience and would leave a bit of residue but it can be done. Here's mine not at all like the ones you're describing lol
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Re: Xtreme Grip Lay Outs (Pictures)
by Epic! on Sat Jan 15, 2011 4:49 pm
All right, I started this morning. This is what I have right now, I still have more than half of the strip left. I'll try it later and if it's not enough, I'll put more on so that it looks like picture 3 I uploaded before. Btw, should I wait so the glue can dry or can you skate immediately after you put it on?
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Re: Xtreme Grip Lay Outs (Pictures)
by white on Sat Jan 15, 2011 7:07 pm
Epic! wrote:All right, I started this morning. This is what I have right now, I still have more than half of the strip left. I'll try it later and if it's not enough, I'll put more on so that it looks like picture 3 I uploaded before. Btw, should I wait so the glue can dry or can you skate immediately after you put it on?
Looks good but i would make that strip on the tail wider and put a little bit on the nose
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Re: Xtreme Grip Lay Outs (Pictures)
by Epic! on Sun Jan 16, 2011 2:28 am
I like it A LOT! It flips like twice as fast as before! And today I went downhill the first time, pretty awesome 
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Re: Xtreme Grip Lay Outs (Pictures)
by jlapp on Sun Jan 16, 2011 3:09 am
do you find there is enough grip on there to grab your shoes on flip tricks?
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Re: Xtreme Grip Lay Outs (Pictures)
by Epic! on Sun Jan 16, 2011 4:29 pm
I like stand on the first strip for a kickflip and then when my foot catches the studs from the second strip, it flips like crazy! I'll just put some more in the middle for ollies, but I find it's enough for flip tricks. HUGE difference to without xtreme grip.
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Re: Xtreme Grip Lay Outs (Pictures)
by orzech on Sat Feb 11, 2012 2:23 am
just wondering if anyone else has had problems popping out studs? I've lost almost all of the outer studs of my tail piece.
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Re: Xtreme Grip Lay Outs (Pictures)
by whats a snowskate on Sat Feb 11, 2012 6:30 am
Everyone does man. If you can find the stud and shoe goo it back on or any really strong glue it helps for a little while. But over all you're always going to lose studs no matter what.
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Re: Xtreme Grip Lay Outs (Pictures)
by jensen on Sat Feb 11, 2012 5:40 pm
still grippy tho bro!
n eric u got the right idea, thas what i do but all over the board. i feel like it is more grip than using full pack due to the gaps between the grip and in terms of weight it make one HELL of a difference
n eric u got the right idea, thas what i do but all over the board. i feel like it is more grip than using full pack due to the gaps between the grip and in terms of weight it make one HELL of a difference
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