Grypmat Review

About a year ago a company called Grypmat reached out to me to test a new product they had… I did, and have come to find it invaluable when working on airplanes. They come in three sizes, from 15 x 30cm to up to 56 x 30cm, and aren’t cheap but then good tools never usually are. What items are non-refundable? Unfortunately this product is not yet available for sale on the open market at this time, as they are still in process of crowdfunding on their Kickstarter page. Even though the crowdfunding website and the company’s main website both feature plenty of information about the Grypmat, you may find that you have other questions. By using this mat, you don’t have to worry about damaging the surface that you normally put things on. SURFACE PROTECTION: Using the Grypmat prevents scratches and dents on your beautiful paint job. Using a Grypmat will greatly increase your workflow and protect the surface you are working on.
 

Grypmat Review: Is It Worth It? Grypmat has always been a grassroots invention that solves your aviation maintenance hiccups. Most recently Burden took his invention to ABC's Shark Tank. As a F-16 mechanic in the Air Force, Tom Burden consistently encountered the same annoyance. Next, he does the same with the medium and large-sized mats, both of which contain various hardware. We just came from the National Hardware Show in Las Vegas and the reaction from the people was amazing. At that very moment, he just knew there had to be a better and safer way to work with tools and hardware around aircraft. Even better discounts on Grypmat may be available in our More Ways to Save section. Grypmat will release for the first time to the automotive aftermarket the Grypmat Trio. Grypmat has been named as a TIME 50 Best Inventions of the Year for 2018. Coined as a "Gravity-Defying Toolmat" by TIME Magazine.
 

And no one wants to waste any more time looking for that lost tool or part that rolled off and ran away, sometimes scratching the surface of your vehicle as it rolls. Get ONE 12" x 22" tool mat with four small compartments and a extra large field for hand tools. Branson owns Virgin Airlines and other aerospace companies so Tom was beside himself with anticipation of pitching to one of his Idles. Guest shark Richard Branson was immediately intrigued by the product and said he saw its airline application. Since their appearance on Shark Tank, they have received phenomenal reviews from users. The Grypmat is so versatile that you can have your tools where you need them when you need them. The Medium Grypmat is designed to keep your hand tools together within proximity, under the hood, on top of a ladder, or anywhere else you work. This size is best for keeping hand tools in place and within reach. It has 6 compartments that will keep the pieces organized and easily within reach.
 

Tool mat with six compartments for small fasteners. The small version is small. Walking towards the three sharks with a big smile, Burden gives them a brief hug before making his way backstage. No more worrying about tools sliding out of reach, the GrypMat is made from high quality polymers, making it non-slip, non-marring, and anti-static. Don't miss out on this opportunity to save big at Grypmat. For instance, the product currently has a 4.5-star rating on Amazon, out of nearly 50 reviews. Seconds later, the attention goes to Daymond, who states that he can see the product being used in other settings such as hospitals. His biggest challenge, producing more inventory and the funds to pay for his product. ANTI-STATIC: It won’t stick to or get caught on any other surfaces, either, providing you with a safer and more convenient work environment for your electronics. This material is responsible the product's most defining characteristic, what the Grypshon folks call "insane grip." The mats stick to anything.

The material holds up well and is resistant to various kinds of chemicals. Revealing more about their buyers, Burden states that they’ve not only sold to fighter jets, but to NASA as well. There is video footage of Burden sticking a large Grypmat on a wall then sticking his iPhone to the Grypmat. The price that you cover for the Grypmat will largely depend on the donation that you make to the campaign. Today’s show is with Tom Burden, inventor of the the GRYPMAT. Air force F-16 mechanic who was sick of having tools slide off the aircraft while he was working. Its rapid growth has spurred a partnership with Mac Tools and has earned it national media coverage in publications such as Virgin, Forbes, and Vertical Magazine. He said there were many thing to think about like resistance to chemicals, texture, and production considerations. I can hustle like crazy, and am willing to sacrifice pretty much all of myself to make something happen.