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ELASTIC THUMB TAPE 5CM BLACK 1PC

Piece Of Tape
79,00 kr

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Martin Løvrød
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Dette er andre gang jeg bestiller varer fra dere og begge gangene har jeg måttet vente uforholdsmessig lenge. På hjemmesidene deres står det 1-3 leveringsdager. Kvaliteten på produktene er gode, men dere har litt å hente på levering.

Elastic Sports Tape/Thumb Tape from Piece Of Tape

This elastic sports tape can be used in many contexts. Among other things, it is ideal as thumb tape for a wide range of movements in CrossFit and weightlifting. In addition, the tape can be used to stabilize joints to prevent undesirable movements. The elasticity means that the joint is not completely "locked" as with normal inelastic sports tape, and thus still ensures a certain mobility which is essential in many sports. The tape is used, among other things, in rugby and American football to tape players' ankles and wrists to prevent injuries.

Unlike many other elastic tapes, this one has adhesive, so it doesn't risk slipping off when it gets wet or when you start to sweat, which is often a problem with elastic tapes that only stick to themselves and not to the skin.

The tape leaves no adhesive residue on the skin, but can be a bit uncomfortable to remove if it has been on a piece of skin with long hairs.

NOTE: If you have an allergy to Zinc Oxide, we recommend that you choose a different sports tape, as our elastic tape contains Zinc Oxide adhesive.

Product Specifications:

  • Material: Cotton
  • Width: 5cm, Length: 6.9m
  • Added adhesive ensures the tape stays in place
  • Waterproof
  • Impressive elasticity of 240% giving the tape optimal tensile strength
  • The sports tape is strong and sufficiently sticky with high adhesion
  • Soft and comfortable while allowing the skin to breathe easily through the cotton.
    Hypoallergenic adhesive that leaves no residue on the skin
  • Latex free

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