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Turbo 2-N-1 Grips Fitting Tape Mint Roll
Fitting Tape is a cloth tape specifically designed to modify release, ease grip tension and/or adjust hole size without making major changes to ball drilling. If you suffer from increased swelling while you bowl, Fitting Tape could be an ideal solution. No more fidgeting with taking pieces of tape in and out of your ball. Simply apply the tape to your fingers or thumb prior to bowling and remove as you swell.
SOLD IN INDIVIDUAL ROLLS
- Color: Mint
- Texture: Coarse
- The 300 series is the thickest and most coarse of our three Fitting Tapes
- If you use multiple pieces of bowling tape, the F325 style will be best suitable replacement for traditional bowling tape.
- Each roll is 1" wide, approximately 14' in length and will yield 40-50 applications depending on use
- SKU: TGPSF325
- Product ID: 5334
- Brand: Turbo
- Category: Bowling Accessories
Customer Reviews | 3 Customer Questions
By TOMASS from COLVILLE, WA.
Bottom Line:
Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
BEST TAPE AVAILABLE
MY WIFE AND I HAVE USED THIS TAPE FOR 5 YEARS
By chuck from stuart,fl.
Bottom Line:
Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
I USED IT WITH THE ROTO GRIP MUTANT BALL
on 4/25/10 I USED THE TAPE ON MY THUMB WITH MY ROTO GRIP MUTANT BALL AND ROLLED A 300 GAME AND IM 75 YR OLD.
By Geezer from Brooklyn.NY
Pros:
Easy to cut or trim, No sticky ball tape, No sticky residue, Right width
Cons:
Could increase amount
Best Uses:
Better grip, Prevents calluses
Bottom Line:
Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
Gets the Job Done
It lets me have a better fit in the ball. It also prevents calluses from worn grips. No sticky tape to put in the holes or special tool to remove. Easy to cut any length needed. Get extra because fellow bowlers always ask for some tape.
Customer Questions & Answers | Reviews
Question:
Can Turbo tape be used inside a thumb hole to add more grip to a large thumb hole?
9/11/2018 - By Grandpopx8@yahooHave an answer to this question?
Question:
How do you use it? like how to wrap on thumb or finger.
8/11/2019 - By Chris of SuffolkHave an answer to this question?
