(3 Pack) Black Athletic Tape - 45ft Per Roll - No Sticky Residue & Easy to Tear - for Sports Athletes & Crossfit Trainers as First Aid Injury Wrap: Fingers Ankles Wrist - 1.5 Inch x 15 Yards per Roll

We have collies and I guess I may be spoiled from always taking the Japanese tape and then moving to this when I ran out. This has very little stickiness and will take together until the dog shakes their head and then all your work will fall apart. Do not buy.

The Hampton Adams Athletic Sports Tape is fantastic! I was drawn to it after seeing it on Shark Tank, and it definitely lives up to the hype. The quality of the tape is exceptional—it adheres well, providing strong support and stability for my joints during workouts and sports activities. I love that this pack comes with three rolls; it’s perfect for keeping one at home, one in my gym bag, and one for travel. The black color looks sleek and professional, and it blends well with any workout gear. What impresses me the most is how easily it tears by hand, making it super convenient to use without needing scissors. Plus, it doesn’t leave a sticky residue on my skin when I remove it, which is a huge bonus. Overall, I highly recommend the Hampton Adams Athletic Sports Tape for anyone looking for reliable support during physical activities. It’s a great product that has exceeded my expectations!

Great, first quality tape. I use it to tape my flat foot to keep it from hurting when I walk, works great!

Perfect amount of tape for the price, holds great. It's sticks well and moves with you. It's not too thick but perfect lining and it's comfortable.

I got primarily to use for taping my thumb/cmc joint because of instability & the beginning of arthritis due to Ehlers Danlos Syndrome. I have a hard brace but it is uncomfortable (a lot of zebras know the good silicone cmc one is pretty expensive if you’re in the US) so I thought I’d try this as a solution because KT tape isn’t enough support, Leukotape is great but doesn’t last long (& the soft tape underneath that protects my skin looks awful after the first handwashing) so here we are. I’m sensitive to adhesives & allergic to many like a lot of zebras. I do ok with this adhesive though there is some itching if I get too warm or potsy but I get no rash so far. My main complaint is that the ends don’t like to stay stuck down. If they did, I’d rate this tape much higher & I will keep problem solving to see if I can wear it better. My PT & I agreed I could play with it to see if I could also layer it over my dynamic tape or sensitive ok/haruto tape for added support on my knees when I don’t want to brace. (It doesn’t stick well on joints that are overly mobile like the shoulder though, it only lasted 2-3 hours after my pt applied it before I had to remove it on a warm day where I was moving a lot) Hope this is helpful to those of you with hypermobile joints looking for economical bracing solutions when you can’t wear your braces or need extra support.