what to put on stick for grip?

[speedwayz 0]

im not sure if there has been a post on this before. if there was sorry for the repeat. does anyone know of anything besides pine tar that could put on my stick to give it a little grip. i have an easton stealth cnt (non grip) obviously and a custom color vapor xx stick. the vapor xx has a grip to it i would like to duplicate on the stealth. does anyone have any suggestions? i was thinking of aerosol spray on glue you can get at craft stores. i dont know maybe im dumb. any help much appreciated.

[LkptTiger 1]

Search. You'll find plenty.

I've always found something I call 'tape on a stick' to be effective (it has recently come to our attention that some have gotten into the practice of calling this a "beater").

It's murder on your gloves, though - when I used this method, I was going through a relatively large number of palms each season.

[odp 0]

Just trying out some Pow'r Tac - as recommended by somebody here.

Applied as recommended - too damn tacky - glove sticks to my stick now - put a layer of tape over it and will try just a quick coat instead of 2.

[ghockey11 0]

buy friction tape and rub it on the shaft of your stick. it depends how much you put on for how sticky you want it, with me i like a lot of grip so my stick basicly looks black

[Chadd 916]

Just trying out some Pow'r Tac - as recommended by somebody here.

Applied as recommended - too damn tacky - glove sticks to my stick now - put a layer of tape over it and will try just a quick coat instead of 2.

A little soap and water should help take the grip off.

[A2rhino 63]

Just trying out some Pow'r Tac - as recommended by somebody here.

Applied as recommended - too damn tacky - glove sticks to my stick now - put a layer of tape over it and will try just a quick coat instead of 2.

A little soap and water should help take the grip off.

A little Pow R Tac goes a long way. Not much needed at all. One can will last you a year or more.

[Krog7d7 0]

I've been messing with Spray Laquer in a can.

I spray it on the shaft....and while it's still wet I dabb or dimple it with a terry cloth type towel to give it some grip.

Seems to be working okay.

[G60 0]

Easton sells a tackifying cloth, calls it a 'pine tar substitute'

i use the so called 'beater', but only on the bottom of the shaft. i find using it on all 4 sides gives you he-man grip.

sure helps with the wet noodle grip on mission shafts :D

[fatwabbit 93]

Krog7d7's got an idea... may try that as well

[speedwayz 0]

WELL IM GONNA GIVE THE SPRAY LAQUER A GO. THANK YOU GUYS FOR THE IDEAS.

[JR Boucicaut 3804]

Search. You'll find plenty.

I've always found something I call 'tape on a stick' to be effective (it has recently come to our attention that some have gotten into the practice of calling this a "beater").

It's murder on your gloves, though - when I used this method, I was going through a relatively large number of palms each season.

I've always heard of it being referred to a beater or rub roll.

[jjtt99 0]

I use wax. Works fine for me.

[jcmagna 0]

Here is some spray on rubber grip:

GRip It

Multiple thin coats and it grips well. Good surface prep to keep from peeling.

John

[arrows91 0]

I thought about using the Beater to add grip but then heard it wasnt good for you gloves. Then i heard about Laquer spray. Is this better on your gloves then using the beater (less where on your palms)? As i live in the UK I was looking around for a spray and these came up.

http://www.maplin.co.uk/searchtemplate.asp...=LAQUER%20SPRAY

Can anyone tell me if these would be any good? Or would they just stick your gloves to your stick.

As I live in the UK I cant get hold of things like Rubberize spray (not that i can find. Or the tackifying cloths)

[SickLife 2]

here's a sorta on but sorta off topic question for this thread...

how is this type of thing for glove palms? i have mia's on the way, & i want to treat them as well as i can. two of my warrior sticks are grip, the other isn't. i'd probably use the one that isn't, but i like the grip. i was thinking of using only grip & no tape with the mia's, would this stuff be bad?

[Cheesehead 0]

here's a sorta on but sorta off topic question for this thread...

how is this type of thing for glove palms? i have mia's on the way, & i want to treat them as well as i can. two of my warrior sticks are grip, the other isn't. i'd probably use the one that isn't, but i like the grip. i was thinking of using only grip & no tape with the mia's, would this stuff be bad?

i have a warrior dolomite grip. i taped a grip and then put some stretchy grip tape(its renfrew, i think grip tape or something). no holes in my palms(have Easton Air gloves)

[kovalchuk71 212]

Use a tacki-mac