Tungsten Tuning Tape, One Size

Perfect size for customizing your tennis racquet. The width measures 0.25 inches, compared to most of the 0.5 inches width tapes. The tape can be placed nicely inside the frame, and seems to be sticking well. It has been removed and repositioned a few times without causing any damage.

Works great, I’ve had no issues with them falling off as others have. I’ve played with them for multiple sessions. I have not cut or moved them after installing. I like that there are markers to make measuring and cutting to desired weight easier and it gives me peace of mind to not have to worry about lead poisoning / safety and that I can work with them with bare hands. Recommend! I do wish they came in lighter colors for my racket but oh well :)

Excellent!

I like the black look and not having to worry about toxicity, but it is really think compared to lead tape. the adhesive is also abysmal. The adhesive came off when i tried to peel the paper backing of one of the strips that I got. After 2 hours of play, two of the strips fell off of my racket and disappeared, leaving the adhesive residue behind. Luckily, the adhesive was easy to remove from my frame. Overall a good idea for a product (aesthetic and nontoxic) but the execution is just very poor. Would not buy again, and will just stick with lead tape in the future

Seemed to work well initially, but one by one each piece eventually fell off after not too long. I’ll look for one with a better adhesive now.

Better than touching lead tape. Pretty expensive but i guess worth it since they dont wear out.

Lead-free? YES (supposedly) Easy to calculate weight? YES Easy to cut? YES (with scissors) Easy to apply? YES (but give yourself time to do it right) Easy to remove? YES Easy to reapply/reuse? YES Markers for every 0.25 grams? YES What are you waiting for? If you need extra weight on your racquet frame, Wilson Tungsten Tuning Tape is super easy to calculate, cut, apply and remove. RECOMMENDATIONS 1. Thoroughly clean area of application using isopropyl alcohol and allow to fully dry 1st. 2. Place on inside of hoop/frame as close to string grommets as possible without touching them. 3. Make sure that placements are mirrored on both sides of the stringbed; each tape strip should have a twin. (Most common weight tape placements on tennis racquet frames are 9AM and 3PM, 10AM and 2PM, and 12PM) 4. Massage tape into place and make sure there are no air bubbles underneath.

Other tapes distributes the looks of racket but these ones usually blends in with he racket.