Rubber Grip Tape Strips, 10" x 2" Ultra-Thin Strong Adhesive Non-Slip Strips for Indoor & Outdoor Use - Customizable, Versatile, and Comfortable Anti-Slip Solution (Black, 8 PCS)

I purchased these to add to a dog ramp for my small, older dogs. (They called it "anti slip," but my dog skis down the ramp) so I got these to provide some slip resistance. They are grippy, but not "sticky" grippy so they don't trip on it.The adhesive seems to work well, although they haven't been on the ramp very long yet. It will remain to be seen if they peel off as the dogs use the ramp over time. But so far so good.The strips are fairly thin so they are quite flexible, not stiff at all and wouldnt add too much thickness regardless of where they're used. I could see these being useful in a number of applications. I think they're a little pricey, but my dogs safety is priority since they have arthritis and aren't as sure-footed as they used to be. If they stay adhered well, I'll consider it a good price. If they don't, I'll update my review.

I received an 8-pack of 2-inch x 10-inch rubber grip strips, and they turned out to be pretty nice. They arrived in a nice pouch, with a thank you prominently displayed acknowledging the purchase.The rubber provides a soft, comfortable grip, and they stick fairly well for anything other than heavy duty applications.The backing could have been easier to remove if it was split down the center, but it wasn't too much of a challenge getting it off. It's nice that you can easily cut the strips to fit your needs. They are a soft, flexible rubber that will conform to most shapes within reason. They will handle curves and moderate shapes, but not something very rounded or convex, such as a baseball.

This is one product that can be used in so many applications. I personally used mine to enhance my grip on a pair of shift levers and it did just that. The pattern has a nice feel and the adhesive backing offers ok grip. You might need to try something different depending on what you're trying to stick this to. This is going to come in handy which other projects as they come up.

I was very happy with how thin this grip tape is. The pattern affords a good amount of added grip to where you need it. With how thin these strips are, it allows you to apply this to things with more complex curves and still yields a nice finished result. Happy with the flexibility this grip tape to give my items more traction in the hand.

As advertised Ii was to use on a the back of a kitchen mat.Does not keep mst from moving & sliding all over the floorAbsolutely worthless

The grip ability of these are top-tier. I installed a few strips on my phone case because I kept dropping it. I *wish* the adhesive was stronger, because it wasn't long after I installed the strips that they started to peel at the edges, and ultimately came off. They left zero residue. But I guess my read on it is that if you're looking for a permanent solution, you'll need to probably add some additional 3m spray adhesive. They're better for light-duty or situations where they will not come in contact with wet hands. But the grip part worked really well, so I'm sure I'll come up with some additional uses.

Edit:Less than 3 months and the tape has started to come up, which is expected.The problem is; when you pull it up, it leaves the adhesive on your device, and the rubber bit is separated from the glue, leaving you a sticky mess on the device.not really sure why the manufacture would use a weaker adhesive on the rubber side, but they did.I have to knock two stars off since I can't seem to remove the adhesive from me device. I don't want to scrap at it with anything since it just plastic....Original:I like these grip tapes, they feel and look like a soft rubber.It cuts very easy, and is easy to trim with a utility blade etc.I worry it may be too soft, and wear out prematurely, but only time will tell.

Really grippy rubber strips that stick very well, are thin enough to stay out of the way, and durable enough to take some light abuse.The adhesive will grab very well to pretty much any flat, hard, clean, dry surface. It will follow slight contours, but sharper ones may require some trimming. Don't expect it to stick to any cloth, foam, sponge, or other soft surfaces.