Tutorial - How to Goat grip your staff like a boss

[@sambalmatahasli]

You're a boss 🤘❤️‍🔥

[@jav2n]

Curious what type of white tape you’re using there.

[@argenisruizpuac3094]

excellent

[@flowbonacci]

Thank you!

[@heathergraham953]

Are you only using the small sections of double sided tape to get the grip to stick? What about the other parts? Does the grip stay on because of the tension? The website suggests a thin layer of regular gorilla glue.

[@flowbonacci]

I personally use small double side tape sections. The rest is held by the grip tension. There are probably other ways to grip goat... but this is mine ;-)

[@JoshSmith-du1sw]

What is that your using

[@flowbonacci]

Goat grip - details in description ;-)

[@dudewithstaff]

Does goat grip works better than Silikon? Is it useful for firetools?

[@flowbonacci]

Goat Grip is from my humble POV the best compromise at the moment. Its structured surface is working way better than silicone under sweaty conditions. And It can be use for fire props.

[@-Metonia-]

Where can I find the grips? I was told tennis/baseball bat grips. I'm trying to learn to build from scratch, for cheap. Or would I be better off buying one?

[@darnellgoodman4667]

Look up wizard grip goat tape they have a bunch of different types for cheap

[@flowbonacci]

Hi there. Sorry for the late response. You can find Goat grip at Flowbonacci shop. Indeed Goat grip is more expensive than other grips... but its durability is unbeatable. I gripped the carbon pole I am using for fire in january 2018... And the grip is still good.

[@electriksunrise]

What kind of double sided tape did you use?

[@flowbonacci]

@@electriksunrise any type of double side tape will do the job. just maybe not go for the cheapest of the cheapest one😁