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Crab Grab Board Thornes Stomp Pad

Name: Board Thornes Stomp Pad
Brand: Crab Grab
SKU: DE419313
Price: 13.95 EUR
Availability: InStock
Rating: 5.0 (1 reviews)

€ 13,95

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1 Reviews (5.0)

Colour: black

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Delivery time only 1 to 3 business days

Customer service: +43 3687 2422 333

For a secure stand on your snowboard

The Crab Grab Board Thornes are self-adhesive stomp-pads for snowboards. Simply stick on and go. One-foot tricks and long journeys on drag lifts are much more comfortable.

Attributes

Article number: 419313
Gender:
- Men
- Women
- Kids
Material Specification: CRUBBER™
Material specifications according to manufacturer, subject to change.

Features

2 per pack
Dimensions: 8,9 cm x 7,9 cm (each)
Thorn Spikes™ hook into your boot treads for incredible grip
Crubber™ flexes naturally with your board
Screw Glue™ sticks like it was screwed on

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(5.0)

Very good

I've bought this set to gain grip on my Ambition snowskate and I am very satisfied of it! The spikes really grip a lot (I placed them very badly at first on the board but they still worked) and I was immediately able to pop some ollies and flip tricks, which is not the usage they've been conceived to, but yet, great product!

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About Crab Grab

Wanting to shift the focus back to stylish snowboard trick, Dawn and Preston Strout founded Crab Grab in 2010. With silly images and a happy-go-lucky attitude the idea was to inspire snowboarders to have more fun. They wanted people to enjoy the simple, stylish, creative fun which is the true foundation of snowboarding.