Mob Tool Grip Roller
Description
The Mob Grip Roller helps you achieve maximum bonding pressure when applying Mob Grip. It's made to mimic the DIY rollers skate shops built in the 1980s.
It features a smooth-rolling, medium-soft wheel and bearing unit with metal bracketing and skateboard rail handles.
Who the Mob Grip Roller Is For
- Skaters gripping their own boards
- Mob Grip fans
- Anyone who wants a bubble-free grip job
- Fans of old-school shop tools
Features
- Medium-soft wheel and bearing unit
- Metal bracketing
- Skateboard rail handles
- Inspired by 1980s DIY shop rollers
Benefits
- Maximum bonding pressure
- Smooth, even application
- Old-school style
How to Grip a Board
- Peel the backing from your griptape and apply it evenly to the top of your deck.
- Roll it down firmly to push out air bubbles and get a full bond.
- Run a file along the top edges of the deck to create an abrasive outline.
- Cut along that outline to trim off the excess griptape.
- Poke holes through the griptape for your mounting bolts, and pop any leftover bubbles.
Specs
| Brand | Mob |
| Model | Grip Roller |
| Wheel | Medium-soft with bearings |
| Frame | Metal bracketing |
| Handles | Skateboard rails |
FAQ
Do I need a roller to apply griptape?
A roller applies even pressure for a stronger bond and fewer air bubbles than pressing by hand.
Does it only work with Mob Grip?
Mob made it for Mob Grip, but it rolls on any griptape.
Description
The Mob Grip Roller helps you achieve maximum bonding pressure when applying Mob Grip. It's made to mimic the DIY rollers skate shops built in the 1980s.
It features a smooth-rolling, medium-soft wheel and bearing unit with metal bracketing and skateboard rail handles.
Who the Mob Grip Roller Is For
- Skaters gripping their own boards
- Mob Grip fans
- Anyone who wants a bubble-free grip job
- Fans of old-school shop tools
Features
- Medium-soft wheel and bearing unit
- Metal bracketing
- Skateboard rail handles
- Inspired by 1980s DIY shop rollers
Benefits
- Maximum bonding pressure
- Smooth, even application
- Old-school style
How to Grip a Board
- Peel the backing from your griptape and apply it evenly to the top of your deck.
- Roll it down firmly to push out air bubbles and get a full bond.
- Run a file along the top edges of the deck to create an abrasive outline.
- Cut along that outline to trim off the excess griptape.
- Poke holes through the griptape for your mounting bolts, and pop any leftover bubbles.
Specs
| Brand | Mob |
| Model | Grip Roller |
| Wheel | Medium-soft with bearings |
| Frame | Metal bracketing |
| Handles | Skateboard rails |
FAQ
Do I need a roller to apply griptape?
A roller applies even pressure for a stronger bond and fewer air bubbles than pressing by hand.
Does it only work with Mob Grip?
Mob made it for Mob Grip, but it rolls on any griptape.