🔲 Black HexMag HXGT Grip Tape with 46 Hex Shapes for HexMags Review

Bought for my thin sleek phone. I figured I could just put 2 or 3 in strategic places on my back where my fingers normally rest. They are grippy but I feel I need to cover my entire back to get the desired effect. Definitely think they could be cheaper. The sheet is tiny. I've attached something to the edges of the phone and it seems to be sticking well even though it's only been 2 days. UPDATE: After 1 week the ones I had attached to the edge of the phone came loose. The ones in the back are…

The grip tape looks great in my hex shop but is overpriced in my opinion. It comes with enough hexes (46) to cover just 1 magazine and you can't go wrong cutting hexes or you won't have enough. Attaching is also a pain as you have to cut out a few hexagons to fit properly. I think we should get more for the price they're asking, like pre-cut hexes or just more of the same, but despite all that, it looks and feels good when applied properly.

Good product except it looks almost like pliable plastic rather than a rubbery texture, nevertheless it works very well and sticks well. Enough volume has been added to make it snug, making it difficult to get your phone out of your belt pouches. I believe it will get better with time. Overall I like it and will see how long it lasts. I don't feel like there's going to be a broken phone on the sidewalk now. THAT makes it very valuable! I'm going to use the leftover parts on a small pistol that…

Excellent product for gluing to most flat surfaces. The glue applied to the base of the hexagons will stay in place as long as it's on a clean, relatively smooth surface. It doesn't have to be permanent though, you can take them off with little effort. Virtually no traces remain on the object. (although this may change in a year). They are not suitable for installation around curves such as B. the edges of phones or tablets as the adhesive is not strong enough to hold the part in place. If the…

I've only been using these hex buttons for a few days, but so far I really like them. I know they were originally made for a gun shop (I'm sure they work well), but I used them on a particularly slippery phone case (Mophie). The handles were easy to put on and I was even able to glue some of the ones that were a bit lopsided. My case is looking cool now and has gotten a few comments. Oh, and the best part is they actually work, so I never have to worry about my phone slipping out of my hand…

Buying Hexmags?Gear Gripz Grips vs. HexmagGear Gripz Grips Pros: - Cheaper. (115 hexes per sheet / 3 sheets per pack. Approximately $0.03 per hex) - The hexes are smaller than the hexes on Hexmag, allowing for more in-store purchases (more grip). Duct tape - Duct tape stickers can be scraped off with a gear wheel BECAUSE hexes are smaller than hexmag hexes Hexmag Grippers Pros: - looks cool - hexmag grippers fit perfectly - deep grooves in the grip tape Hexmag Grippers Cons: - more expensive…

Bought these to put on the iPhone XS case. I have a small hand (female 5ft) and am clumsy so I tend to drop my phone. For this reason I cannot use smooth and thin cases. Even those that should be non-slip are still too slippery. I ended up with a slightly wider case with a larger margin around the case, but such a small arm, even 0.5mm wider, makes a difference. I wanted to upgrade to a thinner case to hold it lighter but couldn't find the one that was right for me. Came across a photo of…