Duck HD Clear Packing Tape Refills - 6 Rolls of Strong Heavy Duty Packing Tape for Shipping and Moving, Boxes and Packaging - 1.88 In. x 54.6 Yards - 3" Core - Clear (441962)

Nothing is worse than cheap packing tape. It tears way too easily and the adhesive either fails when you’re trying to apply it, or fails after you are finished applying it. Usually it’s both.Not the case with this tape. Material is thick and has just the right amount of tensile strength and flex. And the adhesive is God tier.

Fantastic Tape! I buy this brand all the time to ship my packages and I've never had any trouble with it. It's thickness and adhesive work perfect to secure boxes from place to place and it continues to go on sale to a very affordable price, compared to how expensive packing tape can be elsewhere. Will buy again and again as long as that price holds up!

I've tried several brands, including 3M, and this is the best I have use. Sticks well and for a long time, strong, and cuts easily.

The Quality, Perfect Seal, easy to use, The size and thickness makes the hold great on everything

Good value, but gave it a 4 star review because it breaks easily while taping packages.

Duck HD Clear Packing Tape gives you 6 rolls for a total of 328 yards, that's a LOT of packing tape!We only use Duck tape because it seems to be the thickest, sturdier tape of all packing tapes.Once you place it to tape it can be annoyingly stuck and strong which is a GREAT feature. There's no relifting and replacing if you've taped crooked. It's strong enough that it can be hard to remove. Again, NOT A negative feature.I've packed many many boxes for moving over the years and this tape out performs all others in my opinion when it comes to holding power, stickiness and strength.One note though:this tape does lose its stickiness over time IF the roll is opened. I had a set of 8 rolls which was more than we needed at the time. So the remaining rolls went into a drawer and the opened roll stayed on the roller applicator.5 years later I tried using the opened roll and it lost most of its stick. The other unopened rolls stick like brand new rolls.Definitely recommend Duck Packing Tape!

I am happy with this tape dispenser. It does the job well.

I've used about every kind of 3M & Duct Brand clear packing tape there is and w/o a doubt the "HD Clear Duct Brand Packing Tape" is the best I've ever used. Also a heck of a deal for just over $3/roll when you buy the 6-pack. It's plenty thick enough and doesn't split/tear longways off of the roll.For packing boxes, or covering labels, I've never had it come off, not stick, or loosen. I also use this HD Duck brand tape around the house for uses it was not intended and works great. I have old wooden single-pane windows with those old-style aluminum framed storm windows/screens which slide up and down. About the most inefficient storm windows there are with gaps on the sides/top when down. So before the winter cold hits I tape all the gaps on the sides/tops w/HD Duck brand packing tape and helps a bunch. Surface must be dry for tape to stick so don't try it when already cold, warm/hot in the house, or condensation forms. Sometimes I'll use a hair drier to heat up the aluminum frame and burn any condensation off. I also bend the tape ends over to create some tabs to make it easier to get the tape off. Also tape the screen frame edges during the summer to prevent small bugs from coming in. Fair warning though you won't be able to get your outside storm windows or screens open in doing this. Also the glue is hard to get off the aluminum/any window glass you overlap but since I'm going to put more tape on there when installing screens I don't worry about it.I also use this HD packing tape to tape some gaps around the outside of my 3 window AC units in early summer. Holds up to the hot temps/sun but again fair warning this glue is hard to get off after removing the tape. Paint thinner and/or glue remover works some but I also use a single edge razor blade scraper if needed. Don't do this on plexiglass or you can scratch it with a razor blade. I also don't tape painted surfaces since it may remove the paint.Used to buy these 6-packs of HD Clear Duck brand packing tape at Lowe's or Home Depot. Can't find them anymore in the stores and Amazon is a good resource.I don't quite understand the negative reviews on this clear HD Duct brand tape since I've never had any problems. Now I have had problems w/the "HP" (High Performance) Duck brand clear packing tape and don't think it's half the product of the "HD" type. I've also noticed in the past couple years where there isn't as much glue, or solvent-type smell, to the glue on HD Duck clear packing tape. I wonder if the Duck company wasn't going through a period of testing/changing glue types to conform to some of the more stringent EPA guidelines concerning VOC content? Regardless, I still think the "Duck Brand HD Packing Tape" is a great product.