Leukoplast Zinc Oxide Tape 1.25cm x 9.2m

This is absolutely strong, very sticky, really recommend.

The tape works well and sticks great. Although by the end of the day it can stick your foot to shoes/socks while still attached to your foot. Seems to be working well.

The product is of good quality and seems much more reliable than other products which I have bought recently; my initial experience, after a hospital appointment some months back, was good, but when I tried to find it in retail pharmacists a roll of this tape, I was told that it was not available, as it was not sold in such outlets; it appeared that it was supplied to NHS hospitals only. Fortunately an old , almost empty, roll of Leukoplast, which I still had, bore that name on it, so, as a last resort, I looked it up on the internet, found the necessary details of the product's address, and ordered the same, which was duly delivered and worked perfectly. The other, inferior, products did not adhere at all well, so two quite expensive hearing aids, secured in place with tape, were constantly falling to the floor, or, worse still, out of doors. Leukoplast's manufacturers could do well to supply that product to retailers, not just the NHS. Michael B.Buck. 05 / 12 / 2014.

As expected

This tape is extremely narrow and the picture on the Amazon website is very misleading and is also non returnable very disappointing

Yes. I should have checked what the "one size" said in the description. However the photo shows a wide tape. If you choose the default you get a 1.25 tape. That is too narrow for using for protecting feet while hiking. The tape is good quality but not fit for the purpose many people will be buying for. Won't be buying again.

I have bought a few rolls of zinc oxide tape as recommended by a podiatrist for verucca treatment. This is the only one that has been sticky enough to work. Good adhesion, easy to cut and this roll will last a long time.

This stuff is amazing. I use it mainly for blisters and it far outperforms any of the fandangled expensive blister care stuff you can buy. Put it on and it stays on until your next shower (and even then you have to peel it off). You could use it in place of physio/KT tape for knees if you were out hiking and had nothing else and also in combination with gauze for first aid uses while backpacking. Magic multiuse stuff. Wrap it around itself in a small roll to save weight.