Best Ice Hockey Grips & Tapes in 2022

Last update: November 24, 2022

TapeOwl Clear Hockey Tape for Shin Guards (10-Pack) Review:


Although I don't play hockey, I still use clear hockey tape since it is elastic and can wrap around complex curves, is typically simple to shred, and adheres even in freezing temperatures. It appears that how you use this tape really affects whether or not you think it tears well. This tape is *really* difficult to rip if you grab it with two hands close together and attempt to tear it cleanly without stretching it. However, if you wrap it completely around something (such as shin guards) and then pull firmly on the end, it will stretch out, become thin, and break. The free end can be adhered to the tape beneath it and will remain there without issue. The issue is that tearing it in this manner is ineffective for the majority of the tasks I use it for, for which I only need a little piece that is a few inches long, with relatively clean ends that will adhere to another surface without peeling apart. The free end doesn't really like to stick to any other surface when you utilize the stretch to tear technique.



G GoodGear Black Hockey Tape, 6 Rolls, 1 Inch Wide, 20 Yards Long (Cloth) Review:


We looked about a bit and concluded that this was the best value. Although it is presently the offseason, my son is continuously honing his shooting outside. We desired a cover for his stick. Because he frequently re-tapes, this product was ideal. We have not yet used on the ice throughout the season, but we will review once it begins.



Howies Hockey Stick Premium Cloth Tape or Shin Tape 3-Pack You Choose Colors Review:


I got this Howies Tape somewhere else, but I wanted to evaluate it here. I was tired of spending money on expensive bat grips with eye-catching patterns that would break after one season. I made the decision to stick with tradition and purchased some official bat tape from a well-known baseball manufacturer that has a name that sounds like Yawlings. Going on two bats that were there ready to be used felt cheap. After a few days with no use, I passed by and observed the tape weakening in numerous places and eventually coming off completely. Save the day with Howies Tape. After applying tape over the Smawlings tape, I noticed an improvement in feel and quality. Much better looking! I'll update this unfinished review once we can make it happen and report back.



sports tape Clear Hockey Tape - for Socks and Gear, Easy to Stretch and Tear (6 Pack), One Size Review:


Compared to what I was using before, I love this tape. These rolls have serrated edges for incredibly simple tearing. The smooth edge sides of the rolls I've had for years have been a pain in the butts that I wasn't even aware I had!UPDATE: When we ran out of rolls, I immediately went to place a new purchase using the same link from my order history. I got a different product this time, but it was still fantastic tape. Since there were no serrated edges, tearing it off will need more straining. We still adore it, but my 6-year-old is unable to independently rip the new material. The new material does, however, have a stickier adhesive that I enjoy because it doesn't need to be reapplied during all-day jamborees.



Proguard Cloth Hockey Tape Review:


I cover yard items like rakes and wheelbarrows with tape like this. I usually use cloth handlebar tape for bicycles, but since this was significantly less expensive, I gave it a try.The good: affordable, plentiful tape, sturdy (I can't tear it), highly adhesive, straightforward application, and attractive appearance.The negative: Lacks the characteristic fabric bicycle bar tape's texture. This has a similar texture to bandage and surgical dressing tape. It has a tighter weave, is smoother, and thinner. It doesn't feel as "grippy" to me as cotton bicycle tape. Time will tell if this is just a personal preference issue.If it felt like fabric bicycle tape, it would unquestionably receive a five-star rating.



A&R Sports Black Hockey Tape, Size Review:


This tape is what I bought to put on my manure forks. I wear gloves while I work in the barn since some gloves don't have a good enough grip to hold onto forks with slick handles. My hands were hurting from holding too firmly with RA in them. I've tried using VetRap to hold the handles of pitchforks, but it doesn't stay stuck for long before it begins flapping around and coming off. After seeing tape on the grips of the bats while watching a baseball game, I had the notion to give this a try. Without a doubt, this is what I needed. To ensure that I can hold the handle no matter where I put my hands, it was simple to wrap around 2.5 feet of the handle. I suppose I have enough of the original roll left over to wrap another two or three forks. My tasks are so much easier now that the fork doesn't slide around on my hand. I might give some a go on my gardening equipment too!



SportsTape Hockey Tape - 6-Pack Combo Review:


In comparison to Howie's or other name brand hockey tapes, one of the hockey parents suggested this brand. We didn't really use the white because my son likes black on his stick better. If they had a pack of just that tape, I would buy it again because it was the easiest to shred and actually kept up his socks the way he liked them. Sadly, the black tape only lasted for a couple of practices before I had to retape, and it was with wax on the tape as well. We need a hockey tape that will work and endure all of my son's rough handling of his stick's toe. This tape, in my opinion, would be beneficial for individuals just starting out or working with termites or mites. A squirt in the AA, my son.



Clear Hockey Tape. Water resistant, rips easily, 5 Pack. SportsTape - Made in North America. Review:


fantastic clear tape It comes off the roll with ease and performs its intended function well. Some individuals who perceive this as "Hockey" tape appear to believe that it is friction tape or something you would apply to the blade or shaft of a stick, however this is untrue. This kind of tape is used to hold socks over your shins in place. I also use it to secure fraying velcro straps on other pads. When needed, this tape can flex well. It is only intended for one skate, after which it is immediately thrown in the trash. If you're still unsure, watch it on YouTube!



Sports Tape Hockey Tape, 6 Rolls, 1 Inch Wide, 20 Yards Long (Cloth) Review:


NHL black tape (ASIN B01F867314)The product works as promised.The adhesive in this product works. Black and cotton make up this product's color and material. There are 6 rolls in this product.Although it doesn't seem to penetrate the fabric of the goods, the adhesive is felt along the edges after first use. With use and handling, the felt adhesive at the edges seems to weaken. It should be noted that the product has a strong, unpleasant scent that I think comes from the glue. Once more, the smell of the adhesive seems to fade with use or handling. The item does allow for some stretching and seems to attach nicely to its own textile surface.This item was used on a rifle magazine, not a hockey stick. The polymer (plastic) used in the rifle magazine was produced by Circle-10. This product's rifle magazine surface included inward- and outward-curving ribs and curves. This product worked well to adhere to the polymer material's ribs and curves while attaching it to the relatively intricate surface. The sticky felt at the borders initially snagged dust and carpet fibers when first used. When dirt came into touch with the rifle magazines, it did adhere to the cloth's edges but was readily brushed off with a hand. Given that the rifle magazines were flung or tossed into the earth without the cloth loosening, it suggests that the cloth is difficult to separate.I suggest this product to anyone looking for tape made of cloth (like thin canvas).