Johnson & Johnson Coach Sports Tape, Breathable Cloth Tape to Support and Protect Joints, for Fingers, Wrists, and Ankles, 1.5 inches By 10 yards, White

Been though several brands of athletic tape over the past year or so, but haven't been able to buy J&J brand locally. I use this for CrossFit, any time we have to lift overhead, do handstand push-ups, basically anything that is hard on the wrists, or use when my hands are trashed do to pull-ups.I have found that most of the other brands either come off when you get sweat, or are impossible to tear by hand.I got a 4 pack of this stuff, and it's amazing. Easy to tear by hand, and sticks so well, it actually kind of feels like a bandaid when you pull it off. It hasn't once let loose during a workout, due to getting sweaty. Great stuff, will keep it on my subscribe and save. Cheaper than buying it locally for sure.

Drum students, STOP wrapping your blisters and sores with stick tape. It is not meant to stick on you and is a terrible analog for human skin. I don't care how "bad" or "hard" you feel.the J&J coach tape is meant to be a solid analog for human skin, so it sticks well to you, flexes with the natural movement for your hands/fingers, gives relatively good grip, AND does not slip on your blisters causing further chaffing. It's also easy to rip into whatever size you need.You are not a stick, you are a person. Put this on your hands!

Sometimes you just get what you pay for. This tape is perfectly sticky and doesn’t come off while rolling (bjj) for over an hour. When you want it off it comes off without residue. I’ve tried numerous finger tapes for BJJ. Even the good manufacturers whom use good quality stuff at first, tend to fold and start issuing the same tape but at a lower quality. JNJ is consistent and quality beginning to end. I am not a bot or a paid reviewer.

I thought I had gotten scammed when I received this product; different rolls from a different brand, and no returns, although the return policy has changed now. The rolls are generically packaged in a bag, this is because they were ordered in the bulk package and the rolls were resold as individuals by the seller, JBKE Overstock. Additionally, the rolls are branded differently; they are branded "Actimove". A side-by-side comparison shows an exact identical tape to Johnson & Johnson Coach Sports Tape. Further research shows that Johnson & Johnson no longer owns Coach, Elastikon or Zonas tape, as these were sold to Essity Health & Medical, and are now branded under one of its brands, Actimove. Contrary to the advertised "10 yards per roll", there seems to be 15 or even 20 yards per roll (the rolls are bigger than rolls of J & J sports tape), which would be a good deal if the price per roll wasn't quadruple what it was 2 years ago. JBKE Overstock just needs to fix this Amazon listing's title, images, and product information, so people will stop claiming they've been scammed.All that aside, the actual product needs to be reviewed. I use this product to prevent chafing. I have tried sports tape from 3 other brands, and none of them stick to each other on the overlap once wet. This tape is the only one that does, and it is also the most elastic. This allows it to become a well-conforming second skin. This is all due to the presence of natural rubber latex and a very well-designed adhesive in the tape, neither of which do other brands contain. It can be quite painful to remove, so because of this and the cost of the tape, it is best to leave it on for several days. It does not come off on its own, even through showering. This tape is the best in its class.

So I got some Kobe VII's thinking that I have already reached the Top of my game, now what??!? I gotta go higher, just higher. I don't know how much higher and how much more over the top, I just must.The shoes gave me blister. Mad Blisters. Kinda hard going over the top when i am limping in pain on the court and Kobe 7 System is rubbing my raw skins. I am getting burned left and right. Even old grandma's come on the court and taking me off the dribble and throwing it down on me. I look in dismay and they throw up the Kobe System sign at me and say GO OVER THE TOP SON!!!!What do I do? I do mad research. I buy mole skin and I buy the top Sports Tape on the market. Johnson & Johnson. They hold my mole skin in place over my raw skin and withing 2 days(AMAZON PRIME!!!) I am back on the court. I blow by the Grandma that schooled me early and i throw it down on her and her friends. As I get back on D, I walk past her and say, Johnson's Tape Grandma.... Man that was cheesy.... Your Welcome.

I use tape for my sports all the time. I tape my fingers and wrists often so I need a considerable amount of tape. This product works well in all of those regards. The only gripe I have with it and it is a small one is that it is more spongy than professional athletic tape I was used to while a college athlete. There is some give in this that makes ripping it only initially a little more challenging and really to be honest not that much so.The 4 pack has lasted me a few months with my current use and was a great value for the price. On another note the tape is durable enough to hold cleats together and work as ankle taping tape.

I sharpen and customize knives, and I nick and cut my fingers all the time. I use this over the bandaids to protect them, and sometimes to keep a joint from flexing too much to help heal the cuts faster. But this brand doesn't stick worth a crap! Almost right away it starts to let go and I have to trim and trim and trim and have to re-wrap my finger again. If you are using this for Sports, it may be just what you need. But it was very disappointing for me with it's adhesion. It doesn't tear very easy which I like, but it unravels threads from the side way too easy and they get in the way. Can't recommend this for my use.

Good product, easy to use and tear. I use the tape for my fingers that have arthritis while bowling. Provides some support.