Handy and compact. Read more

Bought for my family's Go-Bags. Light, compact, and being S.O.L. it's of good quality. Used for repairs of a myriad items. Light, and easy to store in a bag, glove box, or tool box. Read more

It's rolls of tape. You could make these yourself, but for the convenience of this was perfect for me. Worth the cost of not having to do it manually. Read more

It’s nice to bring backpacking. Perfect size! Read more

We go to Disney quite a bit, where you walk 20,000 steps a day EASILY, and sometimes many more. All the standing, however, THAT is what gives people blisters in the Florida heat. Sweat, shoes, standing, walking, boom, blisters. My husband helps me with moleskin multiple times during a week long trip, but since we tour family members, we do a lot more walking to tour all of the fun attractions, shopping, restaurants, etc. The popular rides means more standing for longer periods of time, and that was highlighted in a trip when FLIGHT OF PASSAGE opened at Disney's Animal Kingdom. We waited in line for almost 2 1/2 hours the first ride... it was amazing technology! The ride had just opened, so 150 minutes was typical. We were amazed, and saw the wait had gone down to 90 minutes (now I'm laughing, but not so much then!) We rode it a second AND a third time (wait was just under an hour). All the walking in the parks during previous days, plus the standing-stopping-standing for 5 1/2 hours just for that one ride in the heat, and my feet felt terrible. When we got back to our hotel room, we discovered it wasn't just A LOT of hot spots (aka - future blisters), but I had blisters in some key areas that would make walking the next day pretty terrible. We had one of these in our first aid mini-kit, along with some moleskin patches. THE DUCT TAPE SAVED MY FEET. After washing, drying, and putting moleskin on my feet the next morning, we covered the moleskin with duct tape. It kept is in place, kept it from rubbing the blisters open, and it covered the hot spots (with moleskin on underneath, of course). Duct tape is a magical tool. You can use it to make handles to carry something heavy, or repair a handle that is broken. You can use it to patch items you never even considered, you can use it for other first aid help too. It's strong, it's waterproof, it's sticky enough to stay put, it's easy to tear with your hands, it's relatively inexpensive, and it's just plain useful. I buy this multi-pack, and I restock our first aid kits, our cars, my bags, etc, for emergencies. This is the perfect size to be just enough, and not too big, so it will fit just about anywhere. If you are looking for something USEFUL to add to your emergency, travel, and first aid gear, look no further. Buy it here, buy it now, and thank yourself later for thinking ahead. My feet are eternally grateful - thank you! Read more