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FootAid
FootAid Rigid Strapping Tape
FootAid Rigid Strapping Tape
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$10.00 NZD
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FootAid Rigid Strapping Tape – Strong Support & Joint Stability
The FootAid Rigid Strapping Tape is a high-strength support tape designed to help stabilise joints and muscles during physical activity. Commonly used in sports, rehabilitation, and injury management, it provides firm support for areas that need additional protection during movement.
Made from durable woven fabric, the tape delivers reliable reinforcement while remaining breathable for comfortable wear. Its strong adhesive backing helps keep the tape securely in place throughout activity without easily shifting or loosening.
Suitable for both athletic and everyday use, FootAid Rigid Strapping Tape helps support vulnerable areas while allowing controlled movement.
Key Benefits
- Helps stabilise joints during sport and physical activity
- Supports muscles and ligaments during movement
- Helps reduce strain on vulnerable areas
- Strong adhesive stays secure during activity
- Breathable fabric improves comfort during wear
- Suitable for sport, training, and rehabilitation use
Features
- Durable woven fabric construction
- High-strength adhesive backing
- Designed for firm joint and muscle support
- Breathable material for improved comfort
- Flexible roll format for custom application
- Suitable for sport taping and rehabilitation support
How to Use
- Ensure the skin is clean and dry before applying the tape.
- Cut the desired length of tape depending on the area being supported.
- Apply the tape firmly to the skin, following the joint or muscle structure.
- Smooth the tape to ensure proper adhesion and support.
- Remove carefully after use and replace as needed.
Ideal For
- Sports injuries and rehabilitation
- Supporting joints and muscles during activity
- High-impact sports and training
- Providing additional joint stability
- Managing strains, sprains, or tendon stress
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