awesome... but a PITFA to put on...well actually mounting them is easy, but i wanted them in the pattern shown in the pictures...and they come just as you see, individually

so i cut the plastic border out of the box, and the backing of the cardboard, and used them with blue painters tape to create a border. then used the plastic (it has recessed holes for them to fit in for showcase) and marked on the tape where each pyramid border was

after that it was easy.... just a pita

def use rubbing alcohol on the board before hand... directions say to use a hair dryer to heat up the board before mounting - i dunno. dont own one

mountain opens this weekend so i havent tried on there, but went on my backyard with snow and tried it. work well

I used a margarita glass and stuck them on in a circular pattern with a stud in the middle. Like almost any thing you do at home, surface preparation is key. Follow the directions and use some rubbing alcohol to make sure the surface is clean of any oils or grease (this includes body oils) Stick them on and stack some books on top for a compression set up.

I have to admit, I have lift performance anxiety. I can ride nearly anything on the mountain, but sometimes exiting the lift takes me back to my edge-catching newbie days. The anxiety has always come from a fear of my foot slipping off, causing me to tense up and indefinitely crash. Since I installed these babies? No crashes. I can put my foot down, and it stays nearly as steadily as if I were strapped in. I can coast and steer with an ease I've never known. The confidence boost puts these in the "best bang for the buck" purchase category for me. Oh...and they look good!

If applied correctly, these will stay put and last a long time. I love this style of stomp pad the most, as they work better due to the spacing, traction, and durability. Plus, if one were to fall off, you still have 8 others. The best one I have used is by Stomp, but those are hard to find. The Bakoda and Dakine ones are nearly as goood and you won't be dissapointed.

Okay. You need to get a set of these! Follow the install directions and there won't be no drama.

I'm just about to go out and give these things a try. Pretty cool lookin. Follow the directions when you install.

I've got so many compliments from riders. They don't ruin your board style, gives good grip, and stays on. I've had these for 3 years.