EAGLES Hockey Tape Multipurpose Cloth Tape 60 Feet/Roll for Lacrosse Baseball & Softball Bats, Pullup Bars, Sports Gift Perfect for Wrist, Ankle, Foot, Gymnastics Bar Tape, Fde Grip Tape

Hey. This works. I use it to tape off tools or pretty much anything that needs a little grip. Actually also use it to tape up boxing wrap ends. Also, idk if other people use it this way, but this is a super effective replacement for medical bandage tape. First aid tape doesn't stick at all. I've used this for taping off sprained and broken toes. Holds better than that thin white first aid garbage. Get creative. I like it. Sticks to itself really well, so even in sweaty situations, it will hold.

Not perfect but this hockey tape along with Certain Dri really helps with my daily use things (keyboard/mouse/controllers/electronics). The tape does have SOME residue but not like other tapes, I use the Certain Dri powder to get rid of any residue + making the tape a bit smoother for thins like arm chair, wrist rest, and even my mouse/controller. The tape does become a little slippery when heavy sweats (soaked hands) set in but does hold up and is still easy to hold on to but this could be due to the powder smoothing out the tape. Overall it's helping with my everyday hyperhidrosis and easily dries itself or faster with a fan.

I'm using this in a way most people probably won't think to use it, but I have some inexpensive Wyze BT noise cancelling headphones I use when I travel for work. I almost only ever use them for this purpose, maybe once or twice a month when I'm busy for round trip flights. Otherwise I use earbuds.After a few years, my ear pads started tearing and the fake plastic leather or whatever started peeling and flaking off. I wish I had taken some before photos. I looked at some replacements and they seem to be the same crappy plastic stuff that makes your ears sweat and that will fail in a year or so with my minimal use. I was thinking that I needed some sort of fabric with adhesive on the back and was searching here on Amazon and gaff tape came up, but then this product came up and it had good reviews and talked about how it wasn't sticky. I decided to give it a go, since I could find other uses for it on tool grips or just give it to my friend who has children in various sports that would certainly find use for it.Anyhow, I couldn't be happier with how they turned out. They don't look stellar, but since it's all black, it isn't very noticeable. As for the comfort, I think this feels better on my ears than the plastic stuff did. I think this will also grip a little better to hold them in place, but also breath a little better since it's cloth. I'll post back up if it doesn't work out. I have a few business trips coming up, so I'll get to put it thru the paces.ee

It's a good price for the amount of tape. My only issue with the tape is that it was sticky for a decent amount of time after I retaped my sticks for the first time with it. Sticky on the wrong side. I know how tape works. It was sticky on the outside--the traditionally non-sticky side. After a couple uses, it was fine. If you're trying to meticulously maintain your gloves, this might not be the tape you want since it has a "break-in time." But after it's settled down the tape stays put, doesn't curl, and appears to be pretty durable. The tape is good for making micro twists for your grip too.

This stuff is fantastic. Very durable and sticky, but soft and grippy. It tears easily by hand, but not too easily. I mainly got this to cover up the torn up and jagged faux leather on my laptop bag handle, but you can use this tape anywhere you need to have a smooth surface and/or strong grip.I can't speak about the longevity of this tape, but I assume it should stay in place and intact for a while if it's meant to cover hockey sticks. And when it wears out, it's inexpensive enough to just re-wrap and be done.

Bought this to use like the tape we used to call 'friction tape' that wea.so used to wrap our hockey sticks waaay back. Works as intended, let's you grasp smooth shapes like rake handles and changes diameters of objects for better gripping.

Good stuff worked on a lacrosse stick held up on several sticks

This grip tape does a lot right. It's inexpensive, plentiful, and improves grip performance and comfort on glossy, slippery, or wet surfaces. It is not padded, and it is a bit thin as a result. Whether this thinness matters will depend on your use-case. Because there's so much of it, you can wrap, double, wrap, or even triple wrap without much issue.For people unsure of what to buy, unless you're looking for something sport specific (like tennis grip-tape), this is an excellent place to start. You can always upgrade to something more feature-rich (like padding) as you figure out your requirements.