As Seen on Shark Tank | Blister Prevention Tape (2-Pack) | 41 ft | Strong Adhesive Strapping Tape for Backpacking Running Hiking Trail Climbing Athletes & Active Lifestyles

This works perfectly for me. I am a ballroom dancer and I got new practice shoes weeks ago. I’ve been wearing them the last 3 weeks and got blisters on my toes every time. I take two back to back lessons a week and my feet do get sweaty. I bought this product mainly because I wanted to prevent getting blisters again. I had lessons yesterday (4/21/26) and tried the product out and it worked like a charm. I didn’t get any blisters or irritations and the adhesive held up to the moisture. I love the fact that there are two rolls in the box. It will definitely last longer for me but when I do run out, I will definitely be repurchasing.

this stuff is a GODSEND. some of my shoes rub my ankles raw and give me blisters or i start bleeding. this stuff SAVES my feet when i wear my vans. very sticky and doesn’t come off super easily.

Brought a small roll of this (I split it off into a small dowel rod so it was more compact) with me on the Camino de Santiago. Indispensable for patching hot spots and preventing blisters on the 500+ mile run! Tape is a little tricky to tear, but with practice or some small scissors you can get small and large squares fit for any area. Adhered well all day long and even hung in there reasonably well when my feet were soaked on rainy days. Left minimal gooey residue which washed off with a hot water, soap, and a little scrubbing. Note I always washed and dried my feet before application to remove any excess oils and dirt. This tape doesn't stick as well if your feet are dirty or sweaty on application. This will be a permanent addition to my backpacking gear. Simply stellar!

I used this tape for hiking, and found it pretty effective. After 6 hours in sweaty hiking boots, the tape still adhered to my feet, and protected me from blisters. Since the adhesive is so effective, you will need to tape all your toes if you use it for that purpose. The reason is that the tape will rub against any unprotected toe with the adhesive, and cause blisters. Just something to keep in mind. Otherwise, good product, and I will definitely use it again.

This tape has worked great for my needs. I have sensitive skin, and removing it has not given me any problems. Rolls (2 rolls) are boxed and sealed well, and cutting it is easy. It was also the best price I could find for the amount after searching different stores and websites. I applied an icy pack on my husband’s back that wouldn’t stick well, so I had to tape along the edges of the patch, which lasted him 11 hours, and before hopping into the shower, I removed it using coconut oil and removed with ease. I had to apply a little more coconut oil in a spot that had a bit more adhesive, my guess. You can also remove with baby oil, or apply ice and let it set a bit before trying to remove. I plan on purchasing another package for to keep in our emergency kit.

This tape is far superior than sport tape, mole skin tape, all human use tape. It’ll stick through sweat, rain, water immersion. I use it for blister prevention, control, and all other uses in my packs.

Any spot on my feet that I feared might give me trouble on a long hike was taped up. After grueling temps throughout Death Valley, Grand Canyon, Boundary Peak (NV) and Mt. Whitney (CA), I never had any issues with blisters. This is such a wonderful preventative tool. The only negative thing I could possibly say (and this is very minor) is that the tape sticks SO WELL, that it actually sticks to the sock liner too--but given that I was hiking in 117 degree temps, I forgave the tape for this. Anyway, simple solution is to NOT take your sock liners off until your hike is completely over. Problem solved! Oh! And if you're too late to apply the tape because you already have a blister because you're a husband and too stubborn to listen to your wife and apply it before the hike started, just put on your padded bandaids over the blister--then put the tape over top of the bandaids so they won't come off a few miles into the hike. I sooooo love this product.

I fell for the sponsored ad for my Leuko result. It was 2 dollars cheaper than what it originally was so hopped on the deal. But realized wasn’t what i thought once it arrived. Which I was fine with I was excited to support lesser known brands that work as well. After two day’s I’ve realized it’s not as good. I use it for a bruised heal and plantar fasciitis and it rolls up when walking barefoot and comes off after a day. Definitely worth spending the extra two dollars a roll. It’s a good quality tape but also can’t tear without scissors. I’ll use it as support tape but not as the final tape holding it all together. Sorry wish it was much better, maybe better on something that’s not a foot