#spidertech

Spider Marble

At auction at M&Th

That said, their adhesive is just not good and the tape is not the same quality as other brands ive tried. It's a bit flimsy. Actual name brand KT tape is too expensive, but it's very sturdy in comparison. TransTape is likewise a bit expensive, but I didn't have this many issues w their tape either. It seems a lot of reviews say the same about SpiderTech, it's just not the same quality as other brands.

With the Spidertech I haven't been able to wear it for more than about 20 hours because it just peels off, even if I'm using it as proper kinesiology tape. I used it on my wrists and even with rounded corners it instantly got snagged on my clothes and started peeling. Every time I'd do my chest, my anchor layer of tape would be flawless and wouldn't budge, but the pieces on top (any bit anchored to another piece rather than skin) would start to peel away from each other in the anchored spots, and stay stuck to my skin in the other spots. Like I just woke up with half my chest peeled & had to remove my tape at 5am because the tape caught on my sheets and was completely unsalvageable :(

So yeah, it's good if you're on a budget and need the tape more than you need the tape to last. I would absolutely rec the Spider tape to anyone who's still learning the ins and outs of taping (chest or otherwise) because you can buy it in bulk and it IS the best value for bulk.

But if you know where to place it already and you need it to stay on for days at a time, or for activity, or in water? Don't use Spidertech, absolutely use TransTape or another higher quality brand. Spidertech simply won't do the trick in those heavier duty situations.

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