Nastro di tipo 'americano' super resistente confezionato con dimensioni molto ridotte e quindi adatto come corredo in un kit di emergenza. Ovviamente costa molto di più ma nel kit del pronto soccorso non è possibile inserire un rotolo di dimensioni normali. Questo tipo di nastro, in caso di necessità, si presta a molteplici utilizzi e le dimensioni del rotolino sono veramente compatte. Read more

I carry these little rolls in my EDC organiser and in my hiking backpack. The size is really compact, and the tape sticks well. I have tried transferring a small amount of tape to something else from a big roll, but have found that the tape adhesive is not as good any more when you later come to use it, so I prefer this product although it costs a bit more. Read more

Two 50-foot rolls; 1 in my backpacking first aid kit and one in my travel toiletries kit. For backpackers, one roll is 2" wide, about 3/4" diameter (approximately 0.9 cubic inches or 0.01 liters) and weighs 0.7 ounces (20 grams). For the benefits that duct tape can provide while on an extended backpacking or other trip, it is well worth carrying this less-than one ounce item. You could make your own from a larger, less expensive roll, but I think the cost of these small roles is a better value than the time and hassle associated with making your own - we all know that pulling duct tape off a roll is not easy, and, in my experience, it is extremely difficult to reroll it tight and straight - so don't bother unless you have way more time and patience than money... Read more

These are the perfect size for an emergency kit that you take with you either in the car or on hikes, or just to stick into a home kit. The nice thing about the size of these rolls is that if you needed to you could even stick one in your pocket and carry it with you without it being cumbersome or bulky at all. I'll probably buy a larger roll for a home kit and stick one or both of these in the car. Read more

Bon produit. Rouleau compact facile à transporter. Read more