High Traction Grip Tape, 3 Inch x 60 Foot, Anti-Slip 80-Grit Tread Tape with Industrial-Grade Adhesive, Non-Skid Tape for Stairs, Steps, Ladders, Indoor, Outdoor (Yellow and Black)

Crazy traction. Probably want to avoid using it as "grip tape" for routine hand-holds because it will shred your fingers. Crazy level grip though! Appears to stick well in inclement weather and high traffic areas. I just prepped the area with a rag and some rubbing alcohol to clean it and it holds super strong. As in, you're never getting it off without some serious solvent or a blow torch.

Put it on a boat trailer and is still holding on tight. No one has slipped since!

It works pretty well for my needs.The stickum doesn't hold as well as I would like. The edges curl up. But then again, I have it on raw lumber outside.

Exactly what we needed to mark the steps in our new garage. The surface is rough, so no worries about skipping when shoes are wet from rain.

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This tape gives your wet feet great traction. We applied it to the stairs leading up to our above ground pool. No more worries of slipping on the steps. It was quick and easy to install. I would definitely recommend this product for wet and slippery areas.

Very pleased with this product, used on wood deck at transition, very strong adhesive material, expect to last for years.

We purchased this product to replace some anti-slip tape that we had on a wooden wheel-chair ramp. We had replaced some of the pressure treated boards on the ramp and needed to replace the anti-slip tape. We waited a month for the new pressure treated boards to dry out, which they did due to the high temperatures that we have had over the summer. This anti-slip tape was easy to install and at first seemed to be very sticky. But the day after we installed it on the ramp boards - the edges of the tape were already peeling up on about 3/4ths of the tape strips . We pressed it down again and even walked on every square inch of it multiple times to make sure it was pressed down good. Well, the next day about 1/2 or more of the tape strips were still peeling up. We did this procedure over multiple days and weeks to no avail. The tape just peels up really bad. Then someone mowed and blew grass clippings on the wheel-chair ramp and got grass clipping under the tape edges - so now it won't stick at all. So we proceeded to pull up all of the anti-slip tape, which by the way came up really easy. This tape looks really good but it does NOT stick to pressure treated wood very good at all. I will be looking for the brand of anti-slip tape that we had previously used.