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SKATE MENTAL ROLLING PAPERS BLACK GRIPTAPE 9″ x 33″ SHEET
$12.99Original price was: $12.99.$4.99Current price is: $4.99. (ends 18 Oct)
PEEL-APPLY-FILE-CUT-ENJOY Rolling Papers 9″X33″ Grip Tape Sheet with Script Logo. Skate Mental Skateboards featuring Pro Riders Jack Curtin, Tom K, Wieger, Karsten Kleppan, Dan Plunkett, Brad Staba, Shop here or take a hike! You will not be disappointed!
Whether your riding your favorite cruiser or shredding your favorite street deck, Rolling Papers goes on easy no matter how aggressive the concave. Perforations in the grip allow for air to escape so you can focus on your skate and not on those pesky air bubbles.
PEEL-APPLY-FILE-CUT-ENJOY Pliable backing makes this grip easily conform to complex concaves of your board and perforations allow air to escape preventing bubbles and poor adhesion.
This sheet of grip features a super sticky adhesive backing to with stand the highest temperatures and includes an epoxy overcoating that makes this grip last skate session after skate session. You will not be disappointed! Rolling Paper goes on easy no matter how aggressive the concave.
Perforations in the grip allow for air to escape so you can focus on your skate and not on those pesky air bubbles.
Stays Stuck – 9″ x 33″
Roll With The Best!
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Skate Mental Skateboards featuring Pro Riders Jack Curtin, Tom K, Wieger, Karsten Kleppan, Dan Plunkett, Brad Staba, Shop here or take a hike!
Skate Mental
Skate Mental kicked off in 2007 when Brad Staba realized he could turn his small T-shirt side project into a real board brand. He teamed up with his friend Brian Anderson, a skater he’d been traveling with since their Tum Yeto days back in the late 90s. They didn’t want to start just another “serious” skateboard company. They wanted something sharper, stranger, and way more fun.
From day one, Skate Mental built its identity around humor and honesty. The graphics are weird, the ideas are bold, and nothing is filtered for corporate comfort. Staba and crew believed skateboarding didn’t need to take itself so seriously to be good, and that attitude became the backbone of the brand.
The boards, though, are no joke. Seven-ply maple, pro-level shapes, and construction meant for real-world skating. Skate Mental continues to put out gear that rides hard and looks like it came from the brain of someone who grew up skating.