Tape or Pad?

[SnakeEyes50 0]

I use Franklin Shot-tech all the way (for roller ofcourse)

I think it provides the best amount of traction by far, but there almost impossible to find now since franklin doesnt make them anymore. I just ordered a bunch off of a Sports Plus website

Comments Please

[LetsGoWings13 0]

i like the shot tech the best. It doesnt slow down my stick but it also has very good grip. On roller pucks the edges are smooth and i just cannot use tape. It feels the same to me as having no tape

[sdcopp 1]

I play roller on sprotcourt, use tape to mummy-wrap my blade (completely wrap including toe end), and have never had problems.

[Icedog03 0]

I tape the same as I do for ice, heel to toe completly coverd and I trim around the toe.

[notorious#29 0]

I also "Mummy wrap" my blade, cant play with anything else. I cant stand the pads.

[sdcopp 1]

There's a guy where I play that uses flooring tape. That grippy tape used on concrete steps. He swears by it, but I've never seen anyone use something like that before

[kukakid 0]

I used to use tape a lot but recently I've been addicted to attack pads for roller. Ice is tape all the way but once i got used to the attack pads for roller anything else just sucks.

[hockeypunk3 0]

I "mummy-wrap" it just seems to me that i cant control the puck as well with out the full tape job, i used to use an attack pad but i thought it felt too "artificial"

--HP3

[SnakeEyes29 0]

I use Franklin Shot-tech all the way (for roller ofcourse)

I think it provides the best amount of traction by far, but there almost impossible to find now since franklin doesnt make them anymore. I just ordered a bunch off of a Sports Plus website

Comments Please

saucy, go to google and type it in and youll find them everywhere

[mik3 1]

There's a guy where I play that uses flooring tape. That grippy tape used on concrete steps. He swears by it, but I've never seen anyone use something like that before

Guy I play with uses grip from skateboards on all his blades. Sorta the same kind of stuff.

[SnakeEyes50 0]

I use Franklin Shot-tech all the way (for roller ofcourse)

I think it provides the best amount of traction by far, but there almost impossible to find now since franklin doesnt make them anymore. I just ordered a bunch off of a Sports Plus website

Comments Please

saucy, go to google and type it in and youll find them everywhere

ya kinda already did that...

anyway-

thanks to all those who have posted so far. still hopin some more come

[wickedlite44 0]

i use skateboard grip tape just like jorge does, mik3

it makes the michigan so easy

[SnakeEyes50 0]

Heh....

except for tape most everything makes the michigan (and all related) easy.

I use a franklin shot-tech (and so does the rest of my team) which makes the michigan easy to. The thing is that Being able to do the michigan is only a fraction of the what you need grip for.

[mik3 1]

i use skateboard grip tape just like jorge does, mik3

it makes the michigan so easy

you kids and your crazy tape, and jorge with his rink-wide michigan passes.

[Adam91 0]

does anyone know where I can get any of the Franklin stuff?

[SnakeEyes29 0]

http://shop.store.yahoo.com/hockeyonestore/franklinshot.html

thats just one of many stores(google search)

[mik3 1]

i use skateboard grip tape just like jorge does, mik3

it makes the michigan so easy

and hey, how do you know jorge?

[wickedlite44 0]

i played with him up at rexplex all the time (jorge, phil, all of em)

[mik3 1]

i played with him up at rexplex all the time (jorge, phil, all of em)

ahhhh ok. RIP rexplex, my jacked dek hockey shirt from there is now a throwback.

[ladystorm3 0]

i have played with franklin shot tech, taki max and tape, honestly i cant seem to find one that changes my grip or shot that much.