BB Tape Kinesiology Tape Plain Grey 1 piece
High-quality kinesiology tape, designed to effectively support muscles, joints and ligaments - without limiting the natural range of motion. Made of cotton and equipped with hypoallergenic acrylic glue activated by body heat, it provides a secure fit and comfort even during intense physical exertion. The tape is characterized si high elasticity, water resistance and air permeability, which allows it to be worn for several days without discomfort. Ideal for both athletes and everyday overload therapy or rehabilitation.
Product advantages:
✔ High quality - made of latex-free cotton
✔ Flexibility adapted to human muscles (130-140%)
✔ Thermoactive acrylic glue arranged in waves – permanent adhesion
✔ Breathable and waterproof - perfect for wearing for several days
✔ Neutral, elegant Plain Grey colour – matches any style
✔ For use in physiotherapy, sports and daily activities
Application:
✔ Support and stabilization of muscles and joints
✔ Reduction of pain, tension and swelling
✔ Improved circulation and relief in case of overload
✔ Posture correction and post-injury support
Technical parameters:
✔ Material: 100% cotton
✔ Adhesive: hypoallergenic, latex-free, acrylic
✔ Elasticity: 130-140%
✔ Waterproof and breathable
✔ Size: 5 cm × 5 m
✔ Quantity: 1 piece
HOW TO USE
Apply the appropriately cut tape to clean, dry skin. If necessary, consult a physiotherapist to select the appropriate method of application.
FAQ – Frequently Asked Questions
✔ Is the tape safe for sensitive skin?
Yes – made of cotton and latex-free glue, it is also suitable for people with delicate skin.
✔ How long can you wear it?
It is recommended to wear the tape for 3–5 days without taking it off, including when bathing.
✔ Does the grey colour affect the performance of the tape?
No – the color has an aesthetic function. The therapeutic properties are identical to other color variants.
✔ Can the tape be applied by yourself?
Yes – however, for maximum therapeutic effect it is worth familiarizing yourself with the basic techniques of kinesiotaping or consulting a physiotherapist.
