Octopus Nate Tyler 4 4-Piece Corduroy Grip
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Octopus Nate Tyler 4-Piece Corduroy Grip Traction Pad
Designed with input from Nate Tyler, this traction pad is a hybrid grip deck pad built so the different textures across its pieces help you find and hold your foot placement on the tail. It is a straightforward upgrade for surfers who want more confidence back foot without changing their board.
Specs
- 12 inch by 12 inch footprint
- Nate Tyler III Corduroy Grip design
- Four piece Corduroy Grip tail pad
- 5mm arch, 45 to 90 degree tail kick, 30mm tall kick
Why This Pad Works
The four piece layout uses corduroy grip texture to break up the pad into distinct zones, so your back foot can find its spot by feel alone, even mid maneuver. The 5mm arch bar and adjustable 45 to 90 degree tail kick give you a solid push-off point, while the 30mm tall kick keeps your foot locked in through turns.
Built With Pro Input
Octopus builds its traction pads, leashes and surf accessories with input from surfers including Nate Tyler, Dion Agius, Chippa Wilson, Brendon Gibbens and Colin Moran, and this Corduroy Grip pad carries Nate Tyler's specific foot placement preferences into its four piece design.
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Specifications
- Brand
- Octopus
- Product
- Octopus Nate Tyler 4 4-Piece Corduroy Grip
- Gender
- Unisex
- Feature
- 12" X 12"
- Feature
- Nate Tyler Iii - Corduroy Grip™
- Feature
- Four Piece Corduroy Grip™ Tail Pad
- Feature
- 5mm Arch / 45º-90º Tail Kick / 30mm Tall
Frequently Asked Questions
- What size is the Octopus Nate Tyler Corduroy Grip pad?
- It measures 12 inches by 12 inches.
- How many pieces make up this traction pad?
- It is a four piece Corduroy Grip tail pad.
- What is the arch and kick height on this pad?
- It has a 5mm arch with a 45 to 90 degree adjustable tail kick that stands 30mm tall.
- Who is Nate Tyler and why is his name on this pad?
- Nate Tyler is a professional surfer who provided input on this pad's design, and Octopus builds several of its traction products with feedback from riders like him.