GEAR AID Camo Form Self Adhesive and Reusable Camouflage Wrap, 2" x 144" Roll

Brilliant. I even used a bit on my glasses to stop sliding down my nose!

I have tried other (cheaper) wraps and this one is hands down the best quality! Not only it looks and feels better and it is much easier to apply as it grips much better too. Highly recommend this over any other cheaper wraps.

Does exactly what it says on the tin. Can't fault it, managed to completely wrap all the blue on on my rifle and had some left over. Quality product.

Fast delivery, good price, good product. Thank you.

巻き直しできてしっかりとくっついてくれる。 銃本体がベタつくこともない

Produit très fiable, tien très bien et pas de colle ce qui permet de l'enlever et de le réutiliser

This stuff feels and behaves exactly like the hockey grip-tape you can now purchase -- the stretchy, foamy, sticky stuff you can buy in rolls. I wouldn't be surprised it isn't the same stuff but with a camo pattern. Hopefully it doesn't break-down like the hockey grip stuff. Only time will tell. But the first application is really good, it stretches around weird shapes and clings to itself very easily and stays there without undoing at all. You don't need to wrap it over itself fully either to get it to stick. It camouflages the item pretty well (for me a white Sony lens) and is reusable. I had to cut some of it length-wise because the default width didn't fit the rotating parts of the lens, but it survives the cutting fine. To reuse it, just re-roll itself into a roll, and it stays in a roll. Highly recommended.

Der Tarnstoff (kein Klebeband!) lässt sich gut aufbringen. Seine Funktion erfüllt er gut. Die Oberfläche ist matt und hilft dadurch gut auffällige (schwarze) Gegenstände abzutarnen. Sehr gut: haftet nur auf sich selbst (ähnlich Klett, gleiches Prinzip) und hinterlässt an dem zu tarnenden Gegenstand keinerlei Kleberrückstände. Leider ist der Stoff nicht gerade günstig und auf der Rolle ist gerade so genug drauf, um eine Waffe zu tarnen.

Qualità superiore rispetto ai vari multipack che si trovano in rete… bello anche il pattern multicam