Dakine Star Studs Stomp Pad

I read a few reviews before buying that said the adhesive gives out. I've not experienced that at all, but I did follow all the instructions for installing. I cleaned my top sheet with alcohol where I was putting the studs. I used a hairdryer to warm the top sheet and the studs. I gave each stud an extra blast with the hairdryer after removing adhesive cover and held it down with firm pressure for thirty seconds. repeated this for the whole set. five full days on the mountain later... it's on there. I've ridden in rain and grit and bitter cold and powder in those five days (different trips) and it's on there nice and snug.as for the intended use (traction while skating with a foot out) it works fine. the grip is not as aggressive as the taller pyramid studs also from dakine that I have on my older deck, but it's still a sure thing. just, as the name implies, stomp down and away you go.and they look outstanding. they're definitely copper and the color changes a little bit with use. which is what I was hoping for.apply carefully and enjoy!

I have an Arbor Element that looks too good to tarnish with some plastic garbage stomp pad. Unfortunately options seem to be limited for anything but that. I was glad to find these, as they don't look bad, and actually hold well when I'm getting off the lift and pushing around. I followed the directions to adhere them to my board, and so far, I have no complaints. I was tempted to buy two packs for more grip, but so far, I have not seen a need.The stars are made of metal and have just enough profile to provide traction. The adhesive seems to hold well. I'm happy with my purchase.

I was skeptical at first how well these would grip and thought about the possibility of them coming off easily because each start is small and individual. But these star studs actually make a really great stomp pad. I've used them for over a month now and not a single one of them has moved around or come off and the grip is actually really good. The best part is you can set them up however you like because they are individual pieces. I did the same pattern pictures here on Amazon, but I did spread them out a bit further as I wear a size 10.5 and that gives me a slightly wider area of grip that normal stomps do.

They are awesome and they stay on really well. I went out with them on and they are all still there exactly where I put them. Which reminds me to warn you that they stick so well that I hope you have and idea of a pattern or shape that you will put them on your board because once they are on they are on. I would definitely recommend these they provide excellent grip for your boot even with snow all over them.As you see in my picture I messed up on the placement. Oh well.

Wish there was a way to get it perfectly on but once you take it out of the package they are all separate pieces that you have to place down piece by piece rather than all at once in the correct shape. They hold well and have good traction.

Mine haven't fallen off as I used a heat gun to help soften the adhesive as well as open the pores of my snowboard (to then close tighly on the soft adhesive when it cools). They don't offer a ton of grip, but I really don't need much and no other stomp pad was open enough to show the design on my board.

Purchased Dakine Star Studs Stomp Pad to compliment the 1-piece clear scraper/stomp pad already on my snowboard, and these were good since they don't block much of the board's graphics. Adhesives served well, none fell off so far, probably because of the pads are low profile. By design, adequate grip for your boots.

Great product, one thing to watch out for is that the instructions say to clean with rubbing alcohol. If you have a gloss finish on your board do not do this. Clean with a soft cleaner that does not leave a residue.

They worked but came unstuck and lost a few

I had these for my board so bought them for a friend. He loves them. Thank you.

Haven't used the board yet with them on, but they were easy to apply and look good

All Good thanks

5 stars for a 5 star stomp pad. Interesting...