Bike Handlebar Tapes, Road Bicycle Bar Tape, Handle Wraps 2 Rolls for Road Bikes and Cycling (Blue)

I used this to help my daughter design her own bokken for karate. She used the grip tape to wrap the handle of her wooden sword and has been using it since without issue. I have handled it a few times and the grip feels good. it is soft and the pink really pops.

I bought this for a custom application: Wrap a 5/8" bar with a 10.5" diameter curvature on a custom-built oxygen E cylinder cart. This is demanding because the bar diameter is narrower than typical handlebars. The cart handle gets knocked and sometimes dragged. This tape is doing much better than the previous "professional" tape I purchased. It stretched nicely to lay flat, and it is sticky enough to stay put. Swinging it around with one hand when filled with two full E-cylinders has not displaced the tape. The previous tape got deformed by that maneuver.

Decent bar tape. Did not come with finishing tape. I used electrical tape, probably the same thing. Nice adhesive on the bar tape, seems to stick nicely. We will see as time goes by how well it lasts

This handlebar tape is very inexpensive, easy to install, comfortable and durable. I can get 15,000 to 20,000 miles of riding before it needs to be replaced

Works great feels great thank you

There's a very thin sticky strip on the backside of this handlebar tape and it does not stick whatsoever! I had to use tape to get this to stay down and that is exactly what I was trying to avoid! I absolutely do not recommend!

Good tape. I was really impressed with the thickness because it makes for a softer feel/increased padding. I put it on my gravel bike and doing 50+ miles on varying terrain is very comfortable with this tape. Will get this brand again.

Just figuring out how to get the backing off the tape is a royal pain. Once I finally got that handled, the tape applied normally. I have been liking the density/softness of the tape a lot... up until now. I have the tape on bar ends that I only use when riding my mountain bike on streets, so I can use a more upright posture... so it's not like road bike tape that I'd be gripping every time I rode... so this tape has seen light usage. After nine months on the bike, the adhesive portion of the tape and the foam portion of the tape began to separate from each other. For the minimal amount of time I spend gripping this tape it should have lasted a lot longer.