Surfing Without Traction Pad at Shane Walters blog

Surfing Without Traction Pad. Traction pads are recommended for most fiberglass surfboards since they stick well and, in fact, a traction pad can also protect the surface of your surfboard from dents and dings as it covers it with a foam pad! Mason ho never uses traction and he pulls inverted rotations and rodeo flips like it’s his job or something. The short answer is no, you don't need a traction pad. A traction pad offers extra grip over wax and also keeps your back foot from slipping off the end of your board. Others feel that a traction pad can restrict. The rear of a traction pad has a raised ‘kick’ to keep your foot in place,… Some surfers prefer the feel of wax on their board and find that they have better control without a traction pad. You don’t need a traction pad, you big goof!. One of my traction pads is beginning to peel away, so i was wondering whether any of you guys have surfed traditional hpsbs without a pad. Look at how dense you are! In fact, there are some downsides to having a traction pad on your board.

Traction pads are recommended for most fiberglass surfboards since they stick well and, in fact, a traction pad can also protect the surface of your surfboard from dents and dings as it covers it with a foam pad! Mason ho never uses traction and he pulls inverted rotations and rodeo flips like it’s his job or something. Look at how dense you are! You don’t need a traction pad, you big goof!. Some surfers prefer the feel of wax on their board and find that they have better control without a traction pad. The rear of a traction pad has a raised ‘kick’ to keep your foot in place,… In fact, there are some downsides to having a traction pad on your board. Others feel that a traction pad can restrict. One of my traction pads is beginning to peel away, so i was wondering whether any of you guys have surfed traditional hpsbs without a pad. A traction pad offers extra grip over wax and also keeps your back foot from slipping off the end of your board.

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Surfing Without Traction Pad Mason ho never uses traction and he pulls inverted rotations and rodeo flips like it’s his job or something. Some surfers prefer the feel of wax on their board and find that they have better control without a traction pad. You don’t need a traction pad, you big goof!. A traction pad offers extra grip over wax and also keeps your back foot from slipping off the end of your board. Mason ho never uses traction and he pulls inverted rotations and rodeo flips like it’s his job or something. In fact, there are some downsides to having a traction pad on your board. Look at how dense you are! The short answer is no, you don't need a traction pad. The rear of a traction pad has a raised ‘kick’ to keep your foot in place,… One of my traction pads is beginning to peel away, so i was wondering whether any of you guys have surfed traditional hpsbs without a pad. Traction pads are recommended for most fiberglass surfboards since they stick well and, in fact, a traction pad can also protect the surface of your surfboard from dents and dings as it covers it with a foam pad! Others feel that a traction pad can restrict.