Tourna Finger Wrap Protective Tape, White

I got it for tennis training. It gave me ONLY stress. I hope the merchant or the manufacturer sees my comments.I took the roll outside of the package (which you would normally do as you unpack). The first use is fine. The second time when I tried to use, it was impossible to peel the tape off. It was like the whole roll got glued together. I had to use force to peel but it just wouldn't come apart. I came up with the idea of pulling out the paper roll from the middle (like you would pull out the toilet paper roll's middle paper cardboard holder, it was barely able to peel it off a tiny bit to wrap my fingers. But because the tape was so stretched while being peeled off the roll, it didn't stick or hold on my finger. It came off after a few hits when I played tennis. I absolutely don't recommend it. Unless you exercise unreasonable level of care, like put it in a box and never apply any sort of pressure to it.

I use it to prevent blisters from tennis. Tape adheres to itself extremely well but does not have any sticky residue at all and is very breathable.I wrap it 3 layers thick on each finger joint where needed and it does not move at all! I have used other sports tapes (don't breathe and sticky) and even first aide tape which seems similar to sports tape but they do not compare at all to this. Removal is a little tricky but I just use my car or house key to cut one edge and then I'm able to tear the remaining bit by hand.One thing to be aware of is after you tear off your needed length you DO NOT want to simply press the remaining unrolled tape back on to the roll or you will end up "loosing the end" and it will be extremely difficult to pull the end up for dispensing causing it to fray as a single layer of this tape resembles something like cheese cloth. What I do is take about 2 inches of slack and fold it 90 degrees in towards the center. The loose end will stick to the side of the roll and this will not unravel in your bag or pocket etc. as it adheres to itself very well.

I use it on 2 of my fingers while playing tennis (they have soreness/blisters), I wrap it 3 times on each finger. It doesn't stick to the skin, just sticks to itself. It's breathable and comfortable (as much as it can be) and not comparable to other similar tapes you could buy from drugstores (have tried them, did not work).I just wish it came in a bigger yardage, I have to order them from here to be shipped to Canada. The shipping while very reasonable, can be expensive for such a small product.Shipping was fast, I will order again from the same seller.

The initial pullback of the tape was okay and could be used to wrap my finger but I forgot to fold the tip back. That resulted in losing the lead of tape. It was nearly impossible to get it back up and it became unusable after first use.

As a lifelong tennis player I've always struggled with blisters. I've tried various other athletic tapes and wraps but this is the first one to actually work.PROS- Stays on your fingers even if you sweat a lot like I do- Stays stationary and grips your fingers so that additional friction is not created-You can tear it at the desired length and it is easy to put on- Plenty of tape for lots of usesCONS- It is hard to get off as people say, but if it wasn't then it probably wouldn't do its job. I recommend keeping a small pair of bandage scissors in your tennis bag.

Man I maybe used a yard of this before I lost the end and when that happens it's ruined.

The tape is fine at the beginning, but after just a little while in my tennis bag it seems to just glue to itself and is impossible to unwrap. After just a couple of uses I threw the roll away. Total waste, buy something else.

the fact that it only stick to itself is useful. However, that is also the worst thing about it. After one use, the tape stuck so much to itself that I couldn't roll it out again. i tried using a knife but ended up just destroying it. Would not recommend