Non-Abrasive Grip Tape Strips - Heavy-Duty, Pre-Cut Anti-Slip Tape for Phones, Tablets, Crafting & More - Indoor & Outdoor Anti-Slip Solution (Clear, 1-Pack)

I bought these to stop my phone from sliding and was pleasantly surprised to find two sheets included (plenty of precut sizes and extra for customizing). The texture has a multi-level profile with actual 'give,' allowing it to 'bite' into surfaces without feeling sticky, and is comfortable to hold. They're easy to use, and I was able to custom-cut a circle for my magnetic PopSocket, and it solved my slippery phone problem instantly. One warning: Be mindful of your button placement. Because these have a tactile, raised thickness, placing them too close to your side buttons can make it hard to distinguish where the buttons end and the grip begins. Tips for Buyers: The Grip: It provides a mechanical hold rather than just surface friction; it stays exactly where you put it. The Adhesive: It’s very strong. After 24 hours, the bond feels permanent. Placement is Key: You cannot reposition these. If you try to peel them up, you will ruin the adhesive backing. These were a great value for the money. I'd buy these again and I recommend them.

UPDATE - 2025 - 06-05: IDK how they do it, but these things are still perfect after several months of daily, heavy. I use my iPad CONSTANTLY; all day at work for so many things, then at home all night for reading, movies, etc. I use the heck out of my iPad. Again; I am careful with my stuff, but still; this thing is in & out of my bag ~6-10 times per day. I imagined that simply moving the iPad in & out of my bag alone would be enough to screw up these pads / stickers to some extent, but NOPE; they are still PERFECT! Perfectly adhered how & where I originally installed them; they are still nice & clean & good looking....just awesome. No peeling / lifting up whatsoever. Excellent product overall. Love 'em! ************** Excellent grips. Works exactly as advertised, DURABLE AF. I bought them because I put a skin on the outside of my iPad White Magic Keyboard & it was VERY slippery, much to my dismay. However these Cat Tongue Grip Pads are a perfect solution. These adhere perfectly to the keyboard skin, despite it being slick to the touch - textured, but slippery. I am very careful with my gear, esp a $2000++ brand new iPad / keyboard combo, but still; stuff wears with use. Not these grips!! They still look and feel good as new. They also act as “feet” for my Magic Keyboard, so that when I put it down on any surface - no matter how dirty - it keeps my keyboard physically up off of the gunk & much cleaner. Haven’t yet figured out where to put the rest of them but I’m sure I will. Really like these. They are also quite tacky / grippy. Again; very nice.

These do as advertised. Nice grippy texture for the back of my iPhone. They seem to adhere well, too, and were easy to apply. I wanted to cover pretty much the entire back of my phone case, as I have small hands and arthritis in my fingers. Holding onto my phone for long periods can be tiring and painful. The grips allow me to securely rest my phone on my palm when it’s in a horizontal position. In hindsight, I would have been better off getting this product as a wide strip and cutting to fit the back of my phone. As it is I used 10 of the precut pieces in this pack, so it looks a little clunky.

PROS: I love this grip tape for my phone. The texture of the rubber is perfect, sticking to hard and soft surfaces without slipping, while still being easy to slip in and out of my pocket. CONS: However, the adhesive it comes with doesn't stick well to most phone cases. It stays for a couple weeks, then falls off. So I came up with a solution: 1. Stick the grip tape to paper or cardboard, depending on how thick I need it to be. In my picture, the tape on the side of the phone is attached to paper, while the tape on the back of the phone is attached to two layers of cardboard in order to raise it higher than the lens bezel and integrated ring on my phone case. The two layers of cardboard were superglued together. 2. Cut the paper/cardboard to match the grip tape. 3. Using a black marker, color the edges of the paper/cardboard black. 4. Superglue all of this to the phone case. Once I do this, it's the perfect grip tape. Despite me having to do this work, I still give it 5 stars because the texture of the grip is just so nice.

Cool product, very thin and works great at first. I used patches on my iPhone, I don’t use a case. At first they keep the slippery devil from going anywhere, however after a week or so the adhesive fails and the gripper falls off. I have just added news ones from the pack as this happens but in reality, the adhesive isn’t strong enough or doesn’t fully cure making it a temporary solution, at least is my case.

I bought a new cell phone case, and it was very slippery. I needed something that wasn’t going to make it heavier, or get in the way with wireless charging. Cattongue was tge answer. Its powerful adhesive holds well, and each sheet of material has a number of different size cutouts that you can stick where needed. You can even cut the material with a scissor to fit it into spots. Now my phone is easy to grip, still works with the wireless charger, and still slides in and out of my pocket easily. This is a very good product, & I highly recommend it. You even get 2 sheets of material.

I'm pretty impressed by the group of this stuff! I have it on the back of my phone case and I even put it on my pocket knife. I've had no issues with adhesion in fact it's hard to take off but even after I took it off and moved it around it's still stuck very well. I think it's a decent price for how many little pieces you get and you'll find uses for them. The clearness has a slight opaqueness but it looks good. Overall seems high quality and durable.

Dont listen to the negative reviews, you need to prep the area prior to applying it . I used rubbing alcohal on my compound bow let it dry then applied. Very very awesome product!

Stay away Doesn't really adhere to what you were trying to advance the grip on, and the so-called cat tongue side is not that grippy.