Collection: Kinesiology Tape

Ultimate Performance Kinesiology tape

Ultimate Performance Kinesiology tape offers consistent stretch with a great elastic memory. It maintains it’s length when removed from the backing paper and holds its tension the whole time it on.

• Superb adhesive (5N/cm)
• Stays on for up to 7 days.
• Water resistant, including shower immersions.
• Hypoallergenic glue reduces skin irritation.

Advanced Kinesiology tape

Ultimate Performance Advanced Kinesiology Tape is even better! It is Ultra-light and ultra-thin. In addition, it stretches consitently, is water resistant and sticks even longer than standard tape. As a result, this makes it the best choice for professional users. Pre-cut tape is already cut making it east and convenient to use.

Why Choose Advanced Over Standard?

If you need kinesiology tape for regular, everyday use or light physical activities, standard tape may suffice. However, for high-performance scenarios, prolonged wear, or sensitive skin, Ultimate Performance Advanced Kinesiology Tape offers significant advantages in durability, effectiveness, and comfort.

What is Kinesiology tape?

Kinesiology tape, k-tape or Kinesio tape is used in a variety of sporting applications. It helps drain lymph fluids as well as activate, or deactivate muscles.

Kinesiology taping improves the body’s natural healing process by helping to increase blood flow around the muscle. It is non-restrictive, allowing for a full range of motion; the wave pattern adhesive backing moves with the skin and muscles.

Applying Kinesio tape

Prepare the tape first by cutting into strips ready to use. Then cut the ends in a curve so there are no sharp corners. This helps prevent it coming away from the skin once applied.

Next fold each strip of tape over at around 1/4 to 1/3 down and tear the protective backing along the line of the fold. Then apply the tape along the length of the muscle then rub over the surface to fully activate the glue.

Kinesiology taping tutorials

• Hamstring K-taping
• Achilles pain
• Shin pain
• K-taping for runners
• K tape for the knee