PUNT SURF Surfboard Traction Pad - 3 Piece Surf Board & Skimboard Stomp Foot Pad with Arch Bar - 3M Adhesive - Maximum Kick Tail Deck Grip for Surfing & Skimboarding - Sticks Forever on Your Board

It's ok. Has a very high arch and my foot is pretty low arch, so I don't love it.Worse yet, It has a really soft feel, much softer than a dakine or creatures or Oam pad, so it feels squishy and not solid under my foot. It doesn't give me a confidence that I can push the tail, so I am going to take it off and get a dakine pad.The material is fine and stickiness is fine

I received 2 sets of the side pieces instead of 1 set and a middle set. Put it on anyways so u wouldn't miss any sessions waiting for another to show up.Edit: Garbage from start to finish. Sent two sets of the outside pads. Applied anyways for a trip with some friends and 2 of them started peeling up 15 minutes in. Would not recommend. Spend the extra $15 and get a name brand pad.Edit 2: Company contacted me and offered a full refund or a replacement. Timely refund and good customer support. Your mileage may vary with the product, but mine was just not up to par.

Shipping was quick, and as promised. Pads were very light, die-cutting was excellent. Genuine 3M backing! Installation was easy. The backing was fresh and came off without tearing or hanging up. I did both nose and tail-block on my mid-size as I spend time on both ends. Trimming up was easy with scissors on the nose, while the tail piece fit without alteration. I'll add content after I've had a few months in the water...OK...Several trips and no issues with peeling or tearing. Nice feel underfoot and , coincidentally, a good reference for best body position while paddling. Looks to be a really good product to date.

Tested it in over a week in the salty, rocky waters of El Salvador. Held fine. Gave it four stars because when it arrived, it was so kinked, I had to weigh it down with a heavy book overnight in order to flatten it. Then again with the book on top of my board in order to ensure the adhesive held to the board. All in all, pretty good for a cheap stomp pad. So far.Update 10/13/16:I bought another, went through the same thorough adhering process over two full days, and the pad lifted off the back of my board during my first surf. Then a piece of it tore off apropos of nothing! Just tore off. Not stoked. Yeah, it's well-priced, but if I have to keep replacing it, the price savings kind of become a moot point. Next time, I'll just spend the money on a better pad.

Just like any deck pad. Cant even tell the difference. However, we'll see how long it lasts. I will up date this after a few months of surfing. I let the pad cure for 72 hours before taking it surfing.Update: 2 months if solid summer surfing. Still on and doing its job.

Smaller than I expected, measure it out before buying.Adhesion is strong, but the black foam at the back is not flush with the white foam, leaving a gap underneath the seam where the adhesive goes onto the board. Survived one day in the water so far. Good product.

I was a hesitant to buy these track pads because the price seemed too good to be true, but they are really great! As a matter of fact, they are better than the pricey named brand pad I have on an old board, because the PUNT track pads are lighter and softer. They don't weigh down my boards and they don't scrape my knee. (I have a scar on my knee from my old expensive track pad, because it cut up my knee.) I was just testing these out, but I'll definitely get more for the rest of my board. My only request would be that they make fun (mixed) color pads, but straight up black looks pretty sweet, so I'll live.

Nothing fancy but c'mon...surf traction pads are just foam and adhesive. This one is well made and a steal for the price and you are supporting a small business that cares. I used on my electric skateboard to add shape to the deck and works great. I am also a surfer and have bought many traction pads over the years. Just as good as one you would pay $50-60 for.