Eucatape Eucalyptus Infused Hand Drumming Tape - Helps Protect Hands from Blisters Cuts Dry Skin, Better than Drum Gloves for Drum Sets Sticks Percussion (1 Pack, Navy)

I play a cajon with my trio band and our show sets are at least 3 hrs - mix of playing styles, medium to heavy hand work - with cymbals! When we're not playing a show, our practices are somewhere between 4-5 hrs. My hands feel absolutely fine after every type of session! It's all about finding the best areas and # of wraps per finger or hand location that works best for you. This may be a bit expensive of a product, but it is QUALITY...and, you're protecting your HANDS, it's not worth it to skimp on that.

It’s so strange how well this stuff works. Was recommended to me and now I recommend it to others.

My husband doesn’t play a gig without this now, keeps his fingers from splitting from playing the kajon at his gigs.

After using the Eucatape I feel it is definitely worth buying. I taped it as demonstrated on the You tube video and also on my finger tips, wrapped twice. After a long practice session or performance on congas, sometimes the next day I feel some shooting pains in my fingers for a few seconds as a result of extensive hand drumming and I have to really stretch my hands (a good thing to do all the time). However with the Eucatape ( I have used it 4 times now) I have felt none of those symptoms! Before I used to use finger cots as they work where I can also finger my saxophones. When only playing congas I will definitely use Eucatape instead. Now why only 4 stars instead of 5? Well Eucatape is really hard to get off your hands once you put it on! The other side of that is they don't slip off at all, so I guess I am being a little picky. Have a pair of small scissors on hand so you can take the tape off easier. Actually I would give 4 and a half stars.

I'm a newer stick drummer (not hand, to clarify - this says its for hand drumming and the TLDR is its amazing for stick drumming). A week ago I had a really long musical therapy session with some heavy 90's rock/grunge, a little metal, and ended up with some gnarly popped blisters on my right index finger and some smaller blisters on other fingers. I tried putting a Band-Aid on with some bandage tape over the top, and wore right through it (not to mention making a sticky mess on my sticks). I tried using "athletic tape," but it was too wide and rigid so I had to cut it into strips to get any flexibility in my fingers. It held okay at first, but quickly began to peel away after about 15-20 minutes of drumming. When I got the Eucatape, I opened it up and was impressed by the smell, for some reason I expected it to smell more like Eucalyptus and glue or plastic, but it just smells like clean Eucalyptus. I had a job interview I had to be to and my finger was still all chewed up looking, so I did a quick wrap. The tape is flexible, and even though it was very obvious that my finger was "bandaged," it didn't look like an unsightly mess like the other tapes I'd used. After the job interview, I decided to unwind with an hour-long drum session. The tape continued to last, it didn't peel up or wear through. It even lasted through washing my hands after. I've been using it for an hour to hour and a half every day for four days now and I'm still loving it. Even with just a single layer of wrap, my fingers have been healing and the other problem areas on my hands look way better. It may say "hand drummers tape" on the side of the tin, but it's my new favorite stick drumming accessory.

Strong ...hold on tight and stays on ...until you yake it off.

Smells wonderful and feels pretty good to wear! The residue is a little sticky but its tape man, what do you expect.

I use it and it smells good but while I drum the tape falls off my fingers. Better for hand usage, not fingers and not very durable.

Is ok