🏋️ Cramer 950 Premium White Athletic Tape for Ankle, Wrist, and Injury Taping – Protection & Fast Healing | Athletic Training Supplies – Bulk Case of AT Tape in White Review

I have used this finger injury band during my BJJ sessions. Duct tape works great at half an inch for fingers and toes. Also used for MMA wraps for fights.

Excellent ribbon. I use it almost every day on the soles of my feet to protect against stress during athletic training. Feels porous and quite sticky, but not too sticky. Very soft and snuggly - no stiffness. No mistakes. I can't say that about all the tapes I've tried. Worth a few bucks more than the cheapest cassettes in my opinion.

This tape has almost no adhesive properties. It doesn't stick to skin and even to itself. I bought a Cramer tape a few years ago and everything was fine so I was surprised that this new box was so awful. They must have changed their formula. I can't imagine how Cramer's quality control could have been so bad as to let this stuff out the door. i give it back

It's been a while since I've bought tape from a government supplier and been surprised by the quality. The fabric on this one is so thin I could see through it but it was workable but it has very little adhesive so didn't stick well. This made it almost unusable. I gave 2 stars because it worked with skin glue and enough anchor and protective strips.

These are not typical rolls of tape, they are half the size of standard athletic tape which is deceptive because you don't see those dimensions unless you look at them a good at print. Potatoes are also a flimsy fabric that doesn't stick very well as an adhesive and isn't really very supportive. I did not return the item because I needed it so badly, but I will not be purchasing this item again.

Use: Like most who buy this tape, it's athletic Pros: Lots of tape (32 rolls) Good price (compared to the quality of cheaper alternatives) Great quality (doesn't wear out or rip during aggressive football/rugby matches) Cons: I can't find it, it's a solid improvement over what I've been using before. Conclusion: This was a reasonable improvement over the previous brand I bought from Revain, both in terms of value and quality. I don't look back, the purchase was worth it

I am a Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu student and I bought a 0.5 inch band for my fingers and toes. The band is quite stretchy and doesn't hold up very well once you start sweating. It sticks to itself pretty well, but if one of the ends gets tangled, the glue will essentially fry. If you grip your partner's gi enough, it will start to loosen after about half an hour of hard training. soft grip (because it's stretchy) and the volume of the case make it a good deal, but I won't be ordering it again.

For reference, I own a CrossFit gym. The Coach brand has always been the standard sports band I compare myself to. This tape is a little softer (good thing the edges don't cut in when you tape your wrists). It also doesn't stick to itself that well (not a big problem, just the corners peel off after a while). Most athletes in the gym don't notice or care much about the difference. I bought it on sale. and would buy it again at the sale price. Since the regular price is about the same as Coach…

My daughter uses Cramer tape to seal her wrists when she plays tennis. I bought the 950 due to claims that it breaks easily, needs to wrap your wrists before games, and doesn't always have scissors to cut the tape. I will say that this particular strap breaks very easily, 5 stars for that. However, it doesn't stick to anything. Doesn't stick to skin, won't stick to lining when skin is dry or sweaty. It doesn't even stick to itself! It almost flipped over when she tried to put it on her wrist…