Silicone Rubber Grip Wrap for Tool Handles, Fitness and Sports Equipment - 1.7mm Thick

Easy to apply, molds to itself as advertised. Provides a nice tacky grip.

I recently purchased some dumbbells with an extremely painful metal grip. I tried gloves, grippers and other options until running across this.And...this is the best solution. It's nice and grippy, comfortable and actually looks nice if you wind it correctly. I also like the fact that it doesn't leave any residue in case I decide to remove it or have to rewrap it one day.You don't get a ton on the roll but it was enough to fully wrap 2 dumbbells with a little bit left over. It's certainly enough for other items with handles.Awesome stuff and I'll buy it again if if I need more.

I used this for replacing grip handles on a rototiller. read the application & reviews ahead of time. stretched it tight, overlapped the edges but on one side it wont stay adhered. might have to use some duct tape to hold the end down. It's pricey and doesnt go far but was fairly easy to apply and seems to have some adherence, time will tell

I removed a sticky nasty rubber grip from and old copper hammer with a fiberglass handle. I have had this thing for 25+ years, but hated grabbing it, every time I covered the old rubber grip with some other wrap, it would attack the wrap and make a worse mess over time. I thought about dipping the grip. But did some research instead.This led me to try this silicone wrap tape, and It works nicely. It sticks to itself and so far it's like having a new hammer.

This worked as advertised but has a strong chemical smell to it, at least to me. It's probably fine health-wise, but it takes a few days for the stench to go away. Using a tool with it wrapped makes my hand smell for a bit too. Knowing this, I'd only really use it for outdoor tools.If you're sensitive to smells like I am I'd probably grab something else.

If your looking at this for a pole your gonna to need about 5 of them

Just added to my pliers. Sticks well to its self. Feels good on the grip. Added to pliers that were only metal grips. Like the texture in the tape.

Used as a kitchen knife handle wrap. Very comfortable. The last wrap on the end looks like it might unravel.

Very happy with this purchase for use on shower grab bars and the only reason I didn't give it 5 stars is I think you should get a little more product for your money. That being said, I don't know why grab bars don't come with the option of gripper covering on them already!

Product seems decent but there is no length of the roll given in the description that I could find... each roll is 60 inches... most bar tape rolls are 75-80 inches per side... so this won't quite do the job. It would be okay for wrapping parts of a trekking/adventure bar or perhaps the bend and a bit of the top on an aero drop bar but for wrapping a normal compact drop bar 42cm in width one roll is far too short to do one side of the bars. I bought 2 rolls.. one for each side as it shows in the description but I barely made it around the hoods before I ran out. I can see how this would be good for tools and the like but if you plan on wrapping handlebars look elsewhere.

I used this to go around some dumbbells. One roll should give you enough for two dumbbell handles. It is easy to install, but it helps to have an extra set of hands. The silicon does not really adhere to the surface, but it dose adhere very well to itself, so as you wrap it and overlap, it creates a grip that feels secure and provides grip. But you really only get one shot at application, as you cannot unstick it from itself. Once the "stick" side is exposed it will pick up an hair/lint, so make sure you are wrapping as you are removing the plastic film.

I used this on my metal water bottle. My water bottle is a bit to big around to get a good grip. I put the tape 2/3 of the way up the bottle and it gave me the grip I need to hold it without it slipping out of my hand!! Awesome stuff!!

This stuff works great. I used it to stop chairs sliding around on the floor. Like others have said, you need to keep it taught when wrapping and you have to overlap 50% if you want it to stick properly without unwrapping.