Hampton Adams | As Seen on Shark Tank | Self Adhesive Bandage Wrap (14-Pack) | 15ft | Pet Safe | Breathable Athletic Elastic Cohesive Bandage for Sports Injury Ankle Knee (Rainbow Mix)

Material is thicker than I expected, in a good way.Very soft, not scratchy at all even on sensitive skin.Grips to itself very strongly leaving little concern that it will unravel itself. Even the cut locations bind securely and don't start lifting.Has quite a bit of a elasticity making it great for very sore or affected regions that need some type of compression or elastic support for joint movement.Great value, excellent product.

My little's finger was accidentally slammed in a door, and broken in 1 place. He was required to put a splint on it and wrap it for 6-8 weeks. The adhesive the hospital gave us, would only last about 1-2 weeks, so I bought this, with high hopes. And they didn't disappoint !!! These bandages are exactly the same as the Dr uses, (maybe a tad bit tighter) The package really does come with all those colors! This was super helpful for my little, who had to get used to wearing them everyday! We had to change his bandages about once every couple days.. and it wasn't terribly hard or difficult. The tape sticks very well, (as long as you don't pull on it) and even if you have a little like mine, who pulls on it, you can just stick the ends down under the previous wraps, so they can't get to it. Frequent use will damage the skin. This is what happens with this sort of tape, and we experienced this as well.. Some chapping, and adhesion. This is just the result of constant wrapping and had nothing to do with the tape itself. We ended up putting gauze over the part that was chapping, and applying oils to keep it moisturized. This worked very well. After about 12 weeks total we were able to stop wrapping completely. I still have tape in many colors left, and my little's finger is fully healed and you would never know he broke it at one time. The only thing I would say, is make sure when you wrap, you are wrapping on the side that sticks. Both sides do not stick, only one side sticks, and if you get the wrong side, you'll get all wrapped up, and then it won't stick! Overall. I'm very pleased with this purchase, and if we needed to purchase this item again, I would come right back to this seller and order it.

Works great for my planter fasciitis. I’ve been buying these for a couple years.

TL;DR: 8/10, would buy again.A good moderate-compression wrap with excellent adhesion, ideal for post-exercise recovery, as a support for injury prevention, or for protecting/supporting injuries in low-stress situations (most activities of daily life).Requires more wrap to protect injuries during high-stress activities (running, ballet, most athletic endeavours).Great choice for use on kids and pets since lighter compression makes it harder to accidentally injure them.Pros:+Great AdhesionThese wraps stick to themselves really well, though they're also fairly easy to remove and re-apply if you discover you didn't get the wrap quite right.+Moderate CompressionBecause the compression level is lighter than that of some similar products, you're less likely to cause injury by wrapping these too tightly, especially when wrapping kids or pets.+PriceThese cost about half as much per roll as the store-brand version I was using before.+VarietyLots of fun colors in one pack.+The BoxIt's nice that these come in a box. I wouldn't have been upset if they came in a bag, but the box means I don't have to find a container for them to live in inside my linen closet.Cons:-Moderate CompressionYes, that's the same "Moderate Compression" I listed above as a "pro." The upside is that it's harder to wrap these too tightly; the downside is that the support isn't as firm, so if you're wrapping an injury for a high-stress activity, you wind up using more wrap than with some other brands.-TranslucentThis is probably only a flaw if you're a performing artist. I put two "stirrups" of white athletic tape on before wrapping my ankle and it showed through quite plainly. I had to overwrap that part anyway, after which the white tape was no longer visible. Still, worth knowing if you're going to perform for an audience while using this wrap.That said, I used most of a roll of this wrap to get a sprained ankle through a demanding dance performance last night, and it did the job.Overall, this is a sound choice of compression wrap for everyday activities, and acceptable for more athletic pursuits if you use more wrap.

I use this tape in place of other bandages. No adhesives to stick to your skin. You do need to use more of this, however. It wraps around your finger, hand, wrist, arm, ankle etc and attached to itself on the next pass. Great for guys with hairy arms, too! Most labs use this exclusively as it gives more compression than just a bandaid. Be sure you buy some gauze pads to go with this as it's just a means to hold the bandage in place. Can be used on pets, too.

I just saw this on shark tank and was surprised that a product that I’ve bought twice (now, four times) - and love - was on tv. So not an athlete, but I’ve needed this to wrap around my leg each day so I can cover up topical medicine applied on my leg, arm, etc. (I’ve also used it on my dog’s paw.) It’s easy to use, self-adhesive, happy colors, and long-lasting. The stuff stays together, and after a day of moving around, it does not fall apart or stretch to a point where it slips off. And it’s well priced. Great product, recommended, and good luck to the company’s impressive owner: From this customer, you deserve the win.