🏋️ Dimora White Athletic Sports Tape (4-Rolls): Powerful Support for Athletes, Trainers & First Aid - Ideal for Bat, Hockey Stick - Fingers, Ankles, and Wrist Injury Wrap Review

I can't tear it off once I put it on. Not even an hour goes by before it starts to rustle. Next time I'll pay for a better band.

This tape is ideal for dressing wounds. It is very thin and has little mobility. That way it won't peel off your skin under stress. That means better support. Very important.

I loved how easy it came off the roll but found out why. It's hard to get him to stay. I had to constantly press on the ends to keep them from coming loose. When it gets wet it's like an explosion of all the stripes I put on my ankle.

This band is not strong enough to stabilize my legs. I've had success with others and assumed they would be the same. It's too stretchy and the glue is so sticky that it's hard to tear off or even cut. In fact, it left a sticky residue on my scissors.

I use this to bandage my fingers. Works perfectly. The only issues I had with this tape compared to others are 1) it's a bit difficult to hand cut because it stretches a bit and ends up leaving strands around the edge, and 2) the edge of the tape comes off. Despite the fact that the tape peeled off a little, it still stayed. I would recommend because of the price.

If you're looking for an athletic tape that can be torn by hand, this isn't it. If you're looking for a tape that can be cut with scissors, this isn't it. It's a bit too sticky to cut, but it doesn't stick to the skin either. Save time and money and find another brand. Or take mine, it's in the garbage in front of the entrance.

I watched a video on how to wrap my sore foot to help with my plantar fasciitis. The video suggests a band that does not stretch. That works great. As other reviewers have noted, it doesn't tear off easily, but with a handy pair of scissors (or my teeth) the tape can be quickly trimmed to size. This is not a breach of contract. Works perfectly.

Bought this for indoor climbing. I tear it into two long strips and wrap them around my fingers. Originally I had a Johnson & Johnson cassette. So I can only compare it to the J&J brand. This one is a little thinner. When you tear off the tape for the first time, it seems to stick normally. But only a few shafts, they started to loosen and some fell apart. Maybe next time I'll use more to wrap two layers around my fingers to see if it lasts longer.