Complete Product Details of Bat Tape
Core Advantages
1.PU+EVA double composite design, thick foam buffer absorbs strong impact vibration during continuous hockey stick holding and hitting
2. Diversified outer PU textures, dry matte for sweaty hands in summer, tacky surface for all-weather stable holding
3. EVA foam thickness adjustable between 0.5mm and 1.0mm, total finished thickness range 1.1mm–1.8mm for different holding demands
4. Wear-resistant outer PU surface, anti-abrasion against frequent friction of training and matches
5. Full OEM support: custom length, width, thickness, color, perforation, and brand logo printing & embossing
Product Specifications
- Length: 990mm / 1150mm
- Width: 25mm – 30mm (custom width available)
- Available total thickness: 0.6mm / 1.1mm / 1.5mm / 1.8mm
- Hot-selling mainstream thickness: 1.1mm
Customizable Crafts
Color Range
Black, gray, red, pink, deep pink, teal, mint green, neon green, green, yellow, light yellow, neon yellow, neon orange, blue, light blue, sky blue, dark blue, purple, light purple, brown, white
FAQ
1.Can grip tapes for golf, baseball and hockey be used interchangeably?
It is not recommended. Golf grip tapes have a relatively large diameter, focusing on anti slip, sweat absorption and grip cushioning. Baseball bat grip tapes feature higher wear resistance to withstand impact friction. Hockey grip tapes deliver outstanding waterproof performance and are relatively thin. They may work for emergency temporary use, yet long term use will compromise grip feel and service life.
2.How do you know when to replace the grip tape?
Replacement is recommended if any of the following occurs: ① Surface peeling or cracking; ② Noticeable slipping when sweating; ③ Swelling and deformation of grip tape, lifting or adhesive failure at wrapped sections.
3.What should you pay attention to when wrapping grip tape?
① Keep even overlap during wrapping, with the overlapping range at 1/4 1/3 of the grip tape width. ② Maintain uniform tension; do not wrap too tight or too loose. Excessive tension may cause cracking later.
4.Is it better for the grip tape to be thicker?
No. Excessively thick tape reduces ball control feel, while overly thin tape offers poor shock absorption. Choose proper thickness according to your palm size.
5.Can grip tape be removed and reused?
Not recommended. The backing adhesive loses its effectiveness after removal, so re wrapped tape tends to come loose.