GEAR AID Camo Form Self-Cling and Reusable Camouflage Wrap, 2” x 144” Roll

Loved it, not much to review on this but here are some things.Used it over in Afghanistan. After a month, it started to peel off slight. But if you tire the ends around it self, it lasts longer. After a long time on barrel and multiple shots, it didn't stain, rust or ruin any finish on weapon.Great product.

This tape looks good but it has a major flaw if you are using it for deer hunting, it glows like crazy under UV light.The pictures show this tape vs a cheaper tape, the cheaper tape did not glow at all while this one lit up pretty bad.I ended up ripping this tape off and replacing it with the cheaper looking tape that didn’t glow.

Works great for the price. It really blends your rifle into the environment. It also has the added benefit of heat dissipation, allowing you to put your hand on the hand guard or even barrel when it would normally be very hot to the touch. Be careful of putting this on older blued rifles though however, if you use it in the rain and leave them on wet they will develop rust on blued barrels.This wrap works well for not just firearms, but also tools. You can wrap handles of axes or hammers to get a better purchase on it. The extra grip this wrap gives is great.My only con with this product (and for the price it's honestly not that bad) is that after maybe 6 months to a year it will start to fade in color a bit, as well if you take it on and off too often you will start to see fraying threads here and there. It's easy to cut off the threads but it certainly won't be the same. I recommend buying a few of these just so you can replace it after a year or so.

Great item! Recently purchased the Kryptek highlander pattern and I was very impressed! Initially I was looking for tape with a simple pattern, after receiving the item I noticed it has potential for multiple applications; from emergency tourniquet to survival item.The tape is not adhesive, but simply rubberized fabric that bonds to itself, making it reusable. I recently got a manfretto tripod for my rifle and I was looking for something to apply with a a camo pattern, well I quickly discovered this item is perfect to protect the tripod from dents and scratches by making it more “rugged”. Highly recommended!

I ordered the multicam not expecting much. I was pleasantly surprised. The design is close, and the colors look correct. This stuff will stick to itself quite well, but nothing else, so whatever you plan to put it on, be keenly aware of this. You might have to get creative. I wanted to use it on a sight, flashlight, and magnifier, and was able to get it to work. In hindsight, prepping the items for paint would have taken just as long, but I was hesitant to paint the sight as I wasn't sure if I wanted to keep it or not.Don't expect to wrap a whole rifle in this, the items in the picture took up quite a bit. But if you are looking for a good solution for camo that is easy to remove, causes no damage, and leaves no residue, then this is the stuff to go with.Added bonus - Shock resistance. This stuff is thicker than standard Coban, the medical equivalent, and a bit more durable. If you put on a few layers, sensitive items will soak up a bit more abuse, this is why I chose to layer it on the magnifier. I built my AR for work, so it can get dropped and abused, the camo form makes me more comfortable with the more delicate items on it. All in all, you can't go wrong with this stuff.

It does exactly what it says it does. Easy to put on, clings to itself. Comes off easy doesn’t mess up the gun at all... I bought the snow camo but after 6 hours after putting it on I took it off . Just looks like I got white duct tape on my gun and hated it but it does everything it’s suppose to do just hate the look of snow camo. Has some grey mixed in but needs more or something. I know it’s snow camo and snow is white but I don’t want a peer white gun. Just wasn’t for me.

My camo form arrived yesterday, and it looks good. I'll be honest, I haven't yet had a nance to put it on a rifle. I have, however, used it to make an emergency bandage for my dog. He cut the inside of his front legs, and I fashioned bandages out of some strips of clean tee shirt and used the camo form to wrap it. It worked very well.

Durable material, adheres to itself. Fraying may occur after some time. I found using epoxy adhesive to glue the edges to itself can help extend the life of your wrap. Heat resistant, somewhat tacky but nothing too bad- certainly helps you keep your grip. Stuff is cheap and the patterns are fantastic. Leaves no residue when removed which makes new application simple. Worth the price for sure!

Fast delivery, good price, good product. Thank you.

I have tried other (cheaper) wraps and this one is hands down the best quality! Not only it looks and feels better and it is much easier to apply as it grips much better too. Highly recommend this over any other cheaper wraps.

Does exactly what it says on the tin. Can't fault it, managed to completely wrap all the blue on on my rifle and had some left over. Quality product.

This stuff feels and behaves exactly like the hockey grip-tape you can now purchase -- the stretchy, foamy, sticky stuff you can buy in rolls. I wouldn't be surprised it isn't the same stuff but with a camo pattern. Hopefully it doesn't break-down like the hockey grip stuff. Only time will tell.But the first application is really good, it stretches around weird shapes and clings to itself very easily and stays there without undoing at all. You don't need to wrap it over itself fully either to get it to stick. It camouflages the item pretty well (for me a white Sony lens) and is reusable. I had to cut some of it length-wise because the default width didn't fit the rotating parts of the lens, but it survives the cutting fine.To reuse it, just re-roll itself into a roll, and it stays in a roll.Highly recommended.

Der Tarnstoff (kein Klebeband!) lässt sich gut aufbringen. Seine Funktion erfüllt er gut. Die Oberfläche ist matt und hilft dadurch gut auffällige (schwarze) Gegenstände abzutarnen. Sehr gut: haftet nur auf sich selbst (ähnlich Klett, gleiches Prinzip) und hinterlässt an dem zu tarnenden Gegenstand keinerlei Kleberrückstände. Leider ist der Stoff nicht gerade günstig und auf der Rolle ist gerade so genug drauf, um eine Waffe zu tarnen.