B
- STIK-GRIP
CLASSIC
PARTS AND ASSEMBLY
STEP 3
SLIP GRIP ON
Place one end of the STIK-GRIP over the handle.
Using some force, slide the STIK-GRIP completely
onto the handle. If the handle has a knob you may
have to start applying the grip at an angle as the
grip is not wide enough to fit straight over the knob
(see the illustration). Once over the knob, slide the
grip completely onto the handle using force when
needed. We recommend that the grip is flush with
the bottom of the handle for proper placement.
NOTE: You can also keep the grip over the knob if
you leave excess material for shrinkage. This
is the preferred approach for hockey sticks,
lacrosse sticks, and racquets.
STEP 1
Remove the old grip (if any) from the handle that you have chosen to re-grip. Make sure all residue and tape is removed. The handle should be completely cleaned before applying the STIK-GRIP.
STEP 2
Remove the STIK-GRIP from the sealed pouch. The STIK-GRIP will be moist from the solvent. It’s recommended to have a towel nearby to wipe away any excess solvent from the outside of the grip.
STIK-GRIP
CLASSIC
PARTS:
SEALED STIK-GRIP
RUBBER BAND
STEP 5
LET DRY AND SHRINK
Once the STIK-GRIP is positioned properly, lay the
handle on a towel and let sit for 6-12 hours. As the
grip shrinks onto the handle, it could move a little.
It is recommended that the user checks on the grip
a few times during the first hour to assure proper
positioning and adjusts as necessary. Regularly
check for wear and tear. Stop using STIK-GRIP if any
part of it rips or shows excessive wear.
STEP 4
FASTEN WITH RUBBER BAND
To make sure the bottom end of the STIK-GRIP stays
flush to the end of the handle, we have included
a rubber band. Wrapping the rubber band tightly
around the bottom end of the handle prevents the
grip from shrinking on that side. Make sure the
rubber band is tight.
RUBBER BAND
