This tape is significantly more powerful duct tape. Design for wrestling mats, this tape can do many jobs around the home and office where you need strong adhesive tape, it sticks strongly and seems to be very durable for a reasonable price.

I am one who tends to be highly sensitive to chemicals and chemical odors. Upon opening there was an immediate odor of chemical like burnt rubber and the roll of tape is very sticky bordering on slimy so much so that I store it on a piece of paper underneath. Hopefully the odor dissipates over time so I can actually test its holding ability. I plan to update this review once I actually try the tape for its holding. I got this for packaging purposes.

This tape could probably hold literally anything! Super thick and strong. I didn’t get this to tape my non-existent wrestling mats together, so I can’t really speak on that particular use-case.But it’s strong, sticks well, and does what you’d expect from a thick roll of tape!It’s clear, so it doesn’t look messy & it holds up well. Definitely not dainty flimsy tape like you use for packing boxes or anything. If you need some heavy-duty tape for whatever reason, this stuff gets the job done

I am in the process of renovating a 5-window minibus into a tiny home on wheels and one of my first projects was the floor. I am doing this on a very strict, small budget and happen to have been given a stack of the "puzzle mat" packs - the kind that link together and that holds the mat pieces together quite well, but...I am using these 24 x 24" black puzzle mats as my floor insulation and they are really wonderful for cutting to fit the interior of the bus and with the edge pieces they fit so well, I'm really pleased with how they are covering the floor of the bus. BUT, as the insulation, I want to ensure they stay together and to that end, I used this mat tape to hold the pieces together once I had each section completed. The actual sub-flooring of 1/4" OSB board was laid over these mats and attached to furring strips attached along the sides and back of the bus as well as across the width of the bus at intervals. I had some really pretty faux flooring (peel and stick almost like contact paper, really) which I laid down over the OSB and then used a couple of coats of polyurethane to make the peel and stick flooring durable. That was how I created a floor on a budget and this tape made the insulating mats a good, strong underflooring base for the subfloor!

I have puzzle-style mats, and I use this to secure them. They are durable and hold well. Also, really nice they pull clean when I need to dissemble and mop.