Skateboard Grip Tape
Various surfaces available
High quality, built for performance
Available in sheets or rolls
Skateboard Grip Tape
OVERVIEW
Skateboard grip tape is a wide sector; each person has their own individual opinion so they all want something different. Most of the skateboard grip tape that our factory produces is effectively our black standard grade, this is the most inexpensive material, but, it is vastly superior to most grip tapes that can be seen. Our standard safety-grip is not constructed to a budget; thick, big grit levels with a high quality permanent adhesive. Due to the different requirements we offer the following varieties of grip tape for skateboards;
Conventional Skateboard griptape
Conventional mineral, this is our most popular type. For the perfect application please watch our dedicated video.
Aerated
Many consumers prefer to have an aerated material. With the use of a rotary tool we insert small micro-pores into the product that pushes through and just presses onto the backing liner. As the consumer presses down the product any potential air bubbles are automatically displaced by the small pores allowing the gas to escape. Aerated is the simplest way to create a completely smooth surface if someone does not have much application experience.
Longboard Grip Tape
Longboards is a special area; the longboard rider has completely different needs to a normal skateboarder. A longboarder will spend a far longer duration on the board, the feet will make many small adjustments over this period; all of this results in a huge amount of friction generated. The friction creates considerable heat; the heat is so high that it melts conventional plastics. Heskins has produced the solution. Our longboard grip tape is the solution, we have changed the construction; it is completely heat resistant, we use a deep grip coating, equivalent to our X-Coarse to provide a deep abrasive to prevent sliding.
Silicon Carbide
On request we can produce skateboard Grip Tapes using silicon carbide; although the difference of hardness on the MoH scale between our conventional minerals