KT Tape Pro 20 Strip Synthetic Precut Kinesiology Tape

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Available in four colors, SpiderTech's full-knee tape was made from high-grade cotton-elastic material with 100-percent poly-acrylic adhesive engineered to adhere to the skin providing functional support. Users report that the knee tape stays in place for up to five days, which encourages faster recovery and provides ongoing joint support throughout your daily activities. KT TAPE PRO synthetic tape is performance engineered to work in the harshest environments. It's the world's only 100% synthetic kinesiology tape, re-engineered with stronger adhesive, to outlast anything you can throw at it.

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KT Tape Pro® fibers feature a stronger elastic core which delivers better support for muscles, joints and tendons without restricting comfort and range of motion. This improved elastic core retains its elasticity far better over time and provides more durable support than cotton kinesiology tape, lasting as long as you need it. Like top athletes, it relies on both strength and endurance to get the job done. How to: “The KT tape [should be put] around the outside of the knee all the way down to the big toe,” explains Campbell. “Then tape horizontally across your shin above and below the pain points.” Need support that will endure your toughest workout? KT Tape Pro® is here for you. It has been designed to relieve pain and provide support where you need it, staying in place through multiple workouts. * KT Tape Pro® was created with performance in mind, to work in the harshest environments. It is the world's first 100% synthetic kinesiology tape, re-engineered with stronger adhesive, to outlast anything you can throw at it. You may still be a little skeptical, but here’s everything you need to know about KT tape, what it does, and how to apply it safely, according to experts. How does KT tape work?Our experts recommend applying rubbing alcohol to the area to remove natural oils before taping up. Make sure the skin is not red or irritated before putting it on, especially if you are reapplying to a recently taped area. “You never want to take the top layer of skin off or irritate the skin or else you cannot re-tape until the skin has calmed down,” Wu said. Kinesio Tex Gold: This type is only available to trained professionals, so you’ll have to book an appointment with your doc or trainer for application, but the adhesive on this tape is designed for solid attachment/grip on smaller surface areas, says Yu. Dynamic Tape technically isn’t a type of kinesiology tape, but several of the physical therapists I interviewed prefer it. A “biomechanical tape,” Dynamic Tape acts as an “external bungee cord,” providing extra support for painful and sore muscles.

KT Tape Pro® - Kinesiology Tape for Athletes

Intended uses: Targeted pain relief, customized placement option with continuous roll, and support for joint stability Even if you don’t have a specific, intense allergy, some adhesives may irritate sensitive skin. Several brands offer “gentle” tapes with weaker adhesives that are less likely to cause redness or swelling. I’m a huge fan of kinesiology tape, and this KT Tape is no exception. The original cotton tape is inferior to the good synthetic stuff, but if you’re not going to get in the pool, the actual results are pretty darn close.Remember: If you experience any itching, burning, or skin irritation, remove the tape immediately and clean the affected area.