Some things should stay buried. This isn’t one of them.
The Heretic has been wrapped up for a few thousand years and he’s done waiting. Tim Baron’s mummy rises across a full sheet of grip, so the top of your board carries a curse to match the bottom.
It’s printed on Jessup Ultragrip, the tape skaters have trusted for decades, so it isn’t a novelty sheet that goes bald in a week. It locks your feet in, lays down clean, and trims easy.
At a full 10" wide, it covers the big shapes too, with room to trim. Pair it with a Heretic deck for the full tomb-raided setup, or wrap whatever you’re riding.
The details
- Original Heretic mummy artwork by Tim Baron
- Printed on genuine Jessup Ultragrip griptape
- One sheet, 10" x 33", which covers decks up to 10" wide
- Aggressive silicon carbide grit for extra traction
- Jessup griptape made in the USA
- Small-batch run, and when it’s gone, it’s gone
How to apply it
- Peel the backing and line the graphic up where you want it before you commit.
- Lay it down from the center out, pressing out bubbles as you go.
- Score the edge of the deck with a file or screwdriver shaft to mark your cut line.
- Trim with a fresh razor blade, then sand the edges with a scrap piece of grip.
- Poke your hardware holes from the top and bolt up.
A heads up on printed grip
Graphic griptape wears where your feet live. The art will fade and scuff in your stance over time, which is normal. He’s a mummy, so a little decay suits him.
FAQ
Will this fit my board? One sheet is 10" x 33", so it covers standard popsicles, shaped decks, and wide boards up to 10". For anything longer than 33", measure first.
Does printed grip hold as well as plain black? Yes. It’s Jessup Ultragrip under the ink, so you’re getting real skate grip.
Does it come installed? No. The sheet ships on its own and we don’t install grip, so you’ll be applying it yourself. The steps above walk you through it, and it takes about ten minutes.