Eucatape Eucalyptus Infused Rowing Tape for Men & Women – Heals and Protects Hands from Blisters Cuts Dry Skin, for Strength & Grip Indoor Machine or Outdoor Sculling Crew

My wife is a rower who loves it. Buying it on Amazon has been my daily routine for the past few months. I made the same mistake last time I bought it it was actually sold by another seller and not Drum Nerd. Don't do the same thing Your order will be some sort of "Sports Therapy Tape" that is not Eucatape, and it doesn't look like it. This kinesiology tape was priced at $0. Someone bought a bunch of it and sold it for The Drum Nerd page was reduced by $0. 01 so they can take over the page and highjack the Despite Amazon taking it back, if you really want the real deal, you'd better go straight to Drum Nerd. They are the only ones offering it for sale online.

Vincent Li

| Jun 14, 2021

I am happy I purchased this eucalyptus infused rowing tape, as I am a rower. The grip I feel when rowing is the best or most comfortable I have ever experienced. In addition, raking also had the amazing side effect of preventing calluses and cuts in my hands, which I normally get if I don't use the Eucatape. THE BEST solution was to go with this. The tape actually helped me grab the rake more easily since the handle had broken off, so it made it easier for me to clean the yard. Thanks Drum Nerd, I'm glad I found another use for your product.

Maison Richards

| Mar 15, 2021

Thanks for letting me know about The rowing on my C2 rower has caused "hot spots" in my fingers and palm. Having trouble with fingerless gloves, so I bought some. The blisters were still present on my fingers. The moment I discovered this tape, I was blown away! I was able to cover some areas that my gloves couldn't! On long rows, especially with short hair, I cut 1/2 strips to wrap around my fingers. It helps a lot. Hopefully, blisters are a thing of the past. As for the smell of eucalyptus, I also love it! When I run out of my current supply, I will buy more.

Zavier Benson

| May 25, 2021

For some time now, I have been playing congas and djembe as part of a side project (as well as more Kit). I generally use this tape on the "face" of my fingers and palms/knuckles (as it has a reasonable pricetag for what it is), and then wrap around the hand with more inexpensive athletic tape to hold it in place and add a I have no way to tell if eucalyptus really helps- I have no pain or swelling or the sense that I have a "bruise" internally like you would feel should a lot of impact happen without any Also, it maintains good adhesion in the absence of any layer overtop of it. Aside from that- It is the same for all the tapes Unlike some manufacturers who label their tape for swimming or rowing, or drumming or whatever, all of them are the same tape just colored differently.

Kori Ray

| Mar 09, 2021

In the beginning, I was skeptic about using tape over my knuckles, as I thought it would limit my griping ability, but it turned out to be a great idea. I usually workout for 20 to 30 minutes a day at the gym On the speed, it takes 40 minutes, 15 minutes on the slow speed I spent 20 minutes on the row machine, and the rest of the time was spent burning off some extra calories. In order to row, I do not wear gloves or wraps while on the speedbag. During speed bag sessions once a week, I tend to cut up my knuckles and get blisters on my pals every two weeks during rowing. As a result, I was able to prevent both my outside knuckles on the speedbag and the inner surfaces of my fingers from getting blisters when I was rowing. In spite of spending 30 minutes on the speedbag and 15 minutes rowing, the tape was still in perfect condition, Keeping the tape loose allows me to easily open and close it. I found it to be the most effective method for me. I am going to close my hands now. In the future, I will put this in my gym bag regularly.
We need to keep up the great work at Eucatape! Brandon *.

Archie Terrell

| Jul 23, 2021

Since I have been rowing for a long time, I have worn gloves, and while they do work well, they do get wet and tend to slip off Eucatape is a very durable material (I tried to pull pieces of duck tape but discovered I had to use scissors to cut them) and I can tell my hands are actually becoming Despite the gloves' protection, if I were to row without gloves, it would be like learning how to row for the first time.

This tape smells really good too, and my hands feel so soft when I remove it. In the can there is a tremendous amount of tape, but I will definitely rewatch it In the event of product shortages, I order more.

Layton Grimes

| Mar 15, 2021

The green tape is what I got, just to be clear. My rowing machine gives me blisters on my fingers, so I bought this so I can have a better grip. The smell is pleasant, but scissors are necessary because the leather is almost impossible to rip. I think the biggest problem is that the tape left WAY too much residue on both sides. In addition to leaving a horrific residue on whatever you wrap, it also leaves a residue on whichever item you grip. Additionally, the fingers started to stick together as I wrapped them, which was quite distracting. Still, they were hesitant to shift, though. As for sticking, it is definitely a must. This time, however, not in a positive It would not be recommended.

Chana McCann

| Jun 19, 2021

The tape on a rowing machine belongs to this category. In order to support a small foam pad to support a damaged nerve on my hand, I needed a device like this I fish more often when I am outdoors. On the water, it would be ideal for rowers. I expect it to hold up well to water. There is no way to use the tape when it is I do find this works great for me when I don't want to get Eucalyptus has failed to deliver any measurable benefit to me. There is a slight menthol smell for a few hours after use.

Nova Sawyer

| Dec 20, 2020