MUELLER Pro Strips for Elbow

It still allows for good grip, but tends to roll up during a match

I'm a club tennis player. This is great to wrap over the blisters on my hand. It stays put and it does not dig into your skin. I have used medical tape and other tapes from my local pharmacy store; if it doesn't have the feel of some kind of fabric, it will dig into your skin. This product may be a bit pricey but it does the job well.

I hit the ball on average 6 hours a day, 6 days a week. I was looking forward to using “Nadal’s tape. The packaging looks great. The role of tape comes in a nice aluminum box. The tape itself is hard to cut. You definitely need scissors.My main complaint is that as I start playing, within the first 20 minutes, the tape starts rolling up my fingers. It doesn’t quite stay in place. I tried different lengths and thickness, but alas, the tape ends up rolling up after a short period of time.There are cheaper alternatives out there. Those may not be as soft and comfortable, but they get the job done. Aesthetically, I like the logo on the tape. It looks professional. But sadly it doesn’t quite do the trick.It may be a good option if you don’t rip the ball very hard. I also tend to sweat quite a bit so there is also that.

I use these when I play tennis. I have some eczema patches on my hand and I use these to cover them up and it works well. It prevents the friction of the racquet handle and the patches. I used to use band aids but those would come off and when playing and felt funny with the racquet in my hand. But these are better. Only thing I might not like is it’s difficult to break off pieces. It would beneficial to keep some scissors around.

Sticks well to the fingers. Kind of pricy but is good

I play tennis, and my thumb tends to blister if I play more than a couple times a week. Wrapped it with this tape, but within a few minutes it starts to move around and with a few minutes its no longer wrapped around my thumb.Completely useless and a waist of money.

Nice cut and fits cool on your fingers.

A little bit too expensive.