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Soap plates durability
Aug 23, 2006 by Rawk

Hey my soaps arrived off ebay this morning, ive been looking on this site and the internet and people are saying to practice on curbs and ledges first, im worried about ripping the grind plate to shreads though, just how solid is it?
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Aug 23, 2006AnthoFlex

Eat fruits and vegetables, you'll live longer
Eat McDonalds, and Burger King All Your life, you'll die soon....

SOAP SHOES TRANSLATION:

Grind on rails and Curbs, your plates will live longer....A LOT longer

Grind on ROUGH ledges and Rocky surfaces, you can kiss ur plates goodbye in a few weeks

Aug 23, 2006AnthoFlex

But overall the plates are really durable...i mean REALLY durable....Except the UHF Originals, they wear down QUICK.....BBKS and slobros are really tough Cookies

Aug 23, 2006Surfaced

To elaborate on the curb thing, It's best not to grind it if it is rough at all, for example, in the way that a street curb is. Curb Busters are the only grind plates even remotely available that won't be destroyed within a week.

Aug 23, 2006Mart

It depends. Over here, brand new curbstones are as slick as anything, but they'll still wear your plates down because they're stone

Unless your shoes came with UHF Originals, you shouldn't have anything to worry about when it comes to grinding rough surfaces; as long as it's waxed up well, you'll be golden
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