Long Lasting Clear Packaging Tape Industrial Strengh 1.89 In. X 109.4 Yd. Per Roll, 6 Rolls Extra Long by tuf tape

The problem with this tape is that it is extremely thin and very awkward to use. The thinness plus he effects of static electricity make it difficult to unroll a piece of tape without having it "fly around" and stick to itself. When applying it to the package, one has to be super careful to avoid wrinkles and mis-alignment. Next time I'll spend the extra money and get a brand name.May 25, 2015--After using this tape for several months, I am more frustrated than ever. It is entirely too flimsy and thin. No matter how carefully I cut it, it tends to separate into strips, some of which do not come off the roll, creating a situation where I have to pry up the pieces and try to unroll it in such a fashion that I will have one strip of tape instead of two or three or more. Next time I'll go for a brand-name product!

Really like this. The price is very reasonable and the tape is durable and strong enough for my needs. I use these for packing boxes that are generally 27x16.5x17 inches in size. These can be packed with up to 100 + lbs. of stuff for shipping to another country. Needless to say, packing tape has to be really strong to cope with the stresses of keeping a large heavy box together and this tape has been doing that since I've started using it.

These have the same quality as those from dollar stores, not sticky enough and very thin plastic.They are not sticky enough to hold any kind of bulge pressure. Not thick enough to withstand even light scratch, let alone transit abuse. To deal with those inadequacies, I wrap the tape around the box multiple times, even as many as 5 times. When the bulge pressure from the inside the box is slightly more, I wrap it around even more.When you get a package from Amazon themselves you see their tapes are run just once along the flaps only and ~3 inches down both ends. This tape will not be able to do that at any circumstance even when pressed hard. The tapes would unhold the surface just minutes after they are applied. There is no chance for these tapes to hold box flaps shut at all.So, if you do the math, you use this tapes 5 times more than the good tapes that are only 2 to 3 times more expensive, then you are actually losing money on this deal.So, I only use this for taping over labels to protect them from transit abuse. Then I use good tapes for running across flaps and down 3 inches both ends. Much safer and much much cheaper.

You get what you pay for. Some of the rolls unroll easily and are no problem to use. For whatever reason, two of the rolls unwind leaving half of the tape still stuck to the roll and IMPOSSIBLE to separate. I've resorted to making a cut with a razor blade across the width of the roll and peeling off several layers until I reach an area that unrolls at full width. A pain in the neck and wasteful. No apparent distinction visually between the rolls that work well and those that don't.

Tape was fine. The amount was a great bargin. The tape was thinner than I would have liked, but perfectly adequate for the job and very well priced.

I agree with Juls of Antelope. This tape is not sticky and very thin. I end up using a lot for a cargo box that I sent back home.

This tape is a little thin, but does the job! It has an excellent adhesive that holds well. I use it regularly at a small portion of the price of the "name brands". Its a good substitute

I ordered this product for my business shipping needs. Unfortunately the quality of this tape is very poor. .... its paper thin, weak, and does not stick. This tape is not even serviceable for light home use, let alone commercial shipping use. Unfortunately, I still had a roll of my old tape on my gun, so I did not open this package within 30 days, so I cannot return it. Now I have 8 rolls of tape for the trash I guess.