AIRSSON 6 Rolls Camo Tape Camouflage Form Wrap 1.96'' x 177'' Self-Adhesive Camo Stretch Bandage for Flashlights Bicycle Camera

I use these to accent and camo my rifles. Plus, if I needed a bandage I just unwrap and use

I used this stuff to wrap my ankles when walking in the woods or being out in the feild definitely helps keep the ticks out of your boot lines.

Color looks lighter in person. I'm using it on a couple guns and it works great and sticks to itself great. just wish the camo was better.

First off, I see a lot of reviews on this complaining about this not being sticky enough. This is not sticky tape! This is not supposed to be sticky! This wrap utilizes magical oozies to cling to itself only! These oozies come with some advantages and disadvantages, a few of which I'll now go into.The wrap is soft, flexible, and a bit rubbery, which means that you can use it to wrap a large variety of things. The printed patterns are useful for camouflages and style. Also, the rubbery texture makes it great for use as grip tape.On the other side, oil, dirt, and heat act negatively on the wrap, limiting the functional lifespan once in use. Of course, this depends on the condition that you are using it in, so I can't tell you exactly how long it will last, but in my case, I used it as grip tape on my airsoft gun for over a month before I felt like I wanted to replace it.One downside on this wrap is that it's not very flexible, and there's not all that much in a roll. I find that a couple of wraps around is necessary to keep it solidly in place, so you'll probably need more than you think.

So honestly I wasn't sure what to think when I bought it. It was Cheap and I was just looking at random stuff and saw this and WF like..... hmmmmmm..... I wonder how this will look on one of my rifles lol. ( you know that 2am Amazon shopping vibe lol )When they came in I honestly forgot I ordered them and was like.... oh yeah.I wrapped 2 different rifles and was super surprised how they came out. Now don't get me wrong, nothing beats real foliage but I feel like I'm not going to get hung up nearly as bad with them this way and it's not as cumbersome.If your looking for a good and cheap way to wrap your gun or anything else, I'd definitely recommend it.

Products were as described. When wrapping your firearms, magazine and optics, TAKE YOUR TIME. This product works exceptionally well. I would recommend a small hobby skill razor to trim around M-Locks on the rail. Do not wrap so tight that it distorts the camo pattern. As this material gets dirty It becomes more realistic to the natural environment. Keep in mind this product will require you to re-wrap as needed. If you run and gun and train like your fight, you can add more product. Also there is no need to completely re-wrap with new product. This product is very light so extra rolls in your range bag I would highly recommend. Side note and bonus, this also works very well for first aid instead of tape for securing bandages in case of an injury.

I wrapped my rifle in this before going to western Montana elk hunting. It looks great and blends well. It cut down the glare from the blued steel and stuck on great. I noticed that it is pretty sensitive to temperature. The adhesive started to weaken if the temperature fell below 20 degrees Fahrenheit. It also didn’t seem to like the heat generated from shooting 10-15 rounds of 300 Win Mag at the range.All In all its a good value for the price. Considering I was able to wrap my whole rifle with just under 2 rolls.

This is perfect for wrapping either the grip of a firearm or if you have any weapon mounted accessories that have cables. You can secure those cables with this wrap and not worry about them catching or snagging on anything.