WarriorWrap General 3/4 in. x 60 ft. 7 mil Vinyl Electrical Tape, Black

Excellent product. Very durable, easy to work with, adheres well and you get a really nice amount for the price.*I purchased this after I had just ordered an entire new plug a cat chewed through. Needless to say the plug was cancelled and I just fixed it myself and saved at least $10.

This WarriorWrap electrical tape does exactly what it’s supposed to do—strong, durable, and sticks well without peeling or fraying over time. I’ve used it for a few projects now, and it holds up great in terms of insulation and grip.Only reason I paused for a second is that in some spots, there’s a little adhesive where it shouldn’t be—on the non-sticky side. Not a dealbreaker by any means, just a strange hiccup that made unrolling a bit messy in places. Maybe a manufacturing fluke?Still giving five stars because it performs well and that minor issue didn’t affect its function. If you need reliable vinyl tape, this one’s a workhorse.

Good Tape. Good adhesive, sticks well to its' self, strong hold and protects electrical connections.

A handy roll with a few quirksI’ve been using this vinyl electrical tape on small wiring projects and household fixes, and overall it does its job well. The roll feels solid, the adhesive grabs quickly, and once wrapped, it gives a nice tight seal that stays put. The 7-mil thickness offers a bit more durability compared to bargain-bin tapes, and it tears off cleanly without too much struggle.What I like:1. Strong initial stick—once pressed down, it doesn’t easily peel back.2. The thickness adds a layer of toughness and insulation confidence.3. Easy to handle—doesn’t tangle or fold over itself as much as thinner tapes.4. Versatile enough for electrical, household, and light automotive use.5. Holds up reasonably well outdoors for short-term fixes, though I still prefer a higher-grade tape for long-term exposure.Things to keep in mind:1. It doesn’t stretch quite as smoothly as premium brands, so wrapping around tighter corners can feel stiff.2. Adhesive can get tacky if left in a hot garage or car, making it harder to start a clean wrap.3. While durable, it’s not the thickest or most heavy-duty tape—probably best for light to moderate duty rather than critical long-term fixes.4. In cold temperatures, the tape can feel less pliable, making application trickier.Bottom line: A reliable, budget-friendly electrical tape that covers most everyday needs. It may not have the finesse of the higher-end rolls, but for the price and performance, it’s a solid choice to keep in the toolbox.

Holding strong on a wire loom exposed to the elements. It hasn't become gooey after several weeks in the hot sun. Very impressed!

Gets the job done, at an incredible price! This will last for a long time!

Just ordered more .works great honestly can't tell difference in this and 33.good adhesives. Does not brake doen under heat stretch is good on it.

Works great, nice and sticky and strong.