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29-01-2013, 15:29

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Re: Shooter Track Material - grippy or slick?

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Originally Posted by ctccromer

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I went to Ruckus (the skateboard shop) and bought us a thing of Grip Tape roughly... 1ft by 3 ft? for $7. It worked great for us

We considered that, but are extremely concerned about what it will do to the longevity of the frisbees. 'Grinding' the end of them on the tape like that probably isn't a good idea. We're considering some thin die-rubber or something similar.

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