Non-Abrasive Grip Tape

This is really, really nice. Will it fully solve slipping by itself? Probably not, but it reduces it probably by like 90%, which is usually all you really need. It's durable - I've never had any issues with the adhesive coming off any solid hard surface. It's thin enough where it fits in my iPad case while not messing with the magnets, and it doesn't even scratch my screen protector while doing so! It's a solid upgrade for a folio case, especially if you have the high rims that you probably want anyways. And I still have an entire roll left if I want to use it on something else too- All in all I'd highly recommend upgrading your case with this if you're a gamer in need like me. It's definitely worth the price and you'll really notice the difference.

If you want a non-slip surface, but don't want to have sticker tape left behind, this is a possible answer. I use this in my vehicle to keep my little dog from slipping around. She can stand and move onto what would be slick surfaces, but not fall. This way you can cut the bigger sheet to fit whatever application. Keeps phones from slipping around in car, if they are out. Lots of reasons you could use this for. On your remote controls at home. DOES NOT leave a residue when you remove it. Comes right up, no sticky stuff left behind. It's so perfect a solution!

Good product. I bought it to replace damaged rubber grip from my mouse. It worked but the strength of the tape (thickness) overcomes the glue of the tape trying to come back to its original shape. This causes the tape to take off after two weeks aprox. So to follow some curved surfaces it might be too strong to contour. I would need to do a better research for next solution.

Is very grippy and works great on the robot.

This is the cat’s meow (pun intended). Grabs and prevents slippage even on my exercise and jump rope mat. The adhesive backing is very strong and it stays where you put it. This is my second role because I seem to put it on everything.

You are made with UK materials and designed and assembled in the USA. You are DOBE (disability owned business enterprise) certified. And you are women owned. You should advertise that more! I’m always willing to pay more for such things. The tape is grippy but not scratchy. If you think of those old rubber mats but with a grid to make it extra grippy, it’s like that. I measured it across and it’s one inch, so it’s true to size. The clear is decently clear. I would describe it as a foggy window. It looks nice and the instructions are simple. If I remember, I will update this with how it held up.

Well, this is now the 3rd product I've bought to help with a sliding chair mat. I've got pre-finished (relatively new) 2.25" real hickory wood flooring and a typical ~2ft x ~5ft staples office chair mat (not the very expensive one, but not the cheapest either) - and this grip tape did not help with sliding. It still slides. I'm a little overweight, but not obese (~165lbs) and I have an average chair. It slides more not while using the chair necessarily, but more so when standing or coming into side contact with the mat. Needless to say, I'm disappointed. I thoroughly cleaned both the floor and the mat with isopropyl alcohol, and I had high hopes as I read some really great things about this tape, but it did not work. I used the whole roll too - it's an expensive try it out. But, frankly, although I used the whole roll on the mat and did not use it anywhere else, I don't think I'd buy this for any other purposes around the house. I don't know, maybe I got a bum roll or something, but I did not find it to be very grippy at all. At first, I thought it was just because the roll was cold (left on the cold front porch outdoors overnight), but I waited 24 hours while it "thawed" indoors, and it was still the same. For the money, I don't think it's really worth it. I think there are likely better products out there that have a bit more grip. It was easy to get off the roll and apply - and the clearness is ok. I can still see it under the mat - but that's not really my primary concern, I just need something to work, and I don't mind if it's visible. I think I'm going to have to (although I really do not want to) go with a double-faced tape.

I have one of those Anti-NFC wallets with a hard shell. The problem with the wallet that I have is that the outer surface is very smooth. It's constantly slipping out of my pocket. I was looking for a product that would add friction to the wallet so that it would stay. This does exactly that. I was a bit concerned that the "gription" would feel sticky or would leave a residue. But the "gription" is just that. It adds a surface that doesn't slip without feeling sticky or tacky. It doesn't collect dust or lint. I was also worried that the smooth surface of my wallet wouldn't allow this product to adhere. But I cleaned it with 90% rubbing alcohol and applied the tape, and so far, it's sticking. The description suggested that it needs to wrap on itself. But it works just fine with one layer and no overlap. The tape isn't perfectly clear, but it's not obnoxious. I don't feel that it detracts from the appearance of my wallet anyway. The tape was pretty easy to use. Just cut the size you need. Remove the backing. Apply the tape to your object. It feels like the tape will hold up as well. It's a bit thick. So you might have to account for the thickness.

I bought this to put a strip on my remote control so that it would stop sliding off the couch. But it’s been used in so many ways. Probably my favourite is two wee strips down the side of my mobile phone. Just keeps your grip without any bulk or annoying stivjnout shaped on the back. Love it.

Great for gripping and to stop items slipping, highly recommended.

Used for mom’s iPad. She has Parkinsons and has trouble holding things. Then added it to the phone handset and tv remote. Great product.

Okay! Stil leacks through.

I'm sure this would be decent enough as a grip tape, though personally I still think that 3M SafetyWalk is unbeatable when it comes to making a surface too grippy to pull a pancake off of. But I've found that this stuff really (literally) shines as a light diffuser; I'd recently purchased a set of Barrina T8's from Amazon as garage lighting, and they're an awesome piece of kit but they're a bit of an eyestrain machine in their default configuration. Looking upwards used to burn the individual dots of each LED cell into my eyes for a few seconds. So I'd taped over the lenses with Gription! It turns out that 2 inches is the perfect width to cover the entire lens without trimming, it sticks to the plastic with minimal fuss, and it solves my eyestrain issues and gives each lens a neat little frosted grid-pattern look to it as well. My phone camera really doesn't do the results justice: it's far better in person, and FAR better than having nothing on the lens at all. Going to buy another roll of it today to finish the rest of my garage. Good stuff.