AEROPLAST Kinesiology Tape 5cm x 5M Box/12
AEROPLAST Kinesiology Tape is a highly flexible elastic tape that adheres closely to the skin and moves with it. Unlike rigid strapping, which is there to stop a joint moving, kinesiology tape is designed to be worn through movement — it lifts the skin very slightly away from the tissue beneath, which is the mechanism behind the reported relief of pressure on injured muscles. 5cm x 5M, box of 12. Part of the sports tapes and strapping range.
Key Features
- Highly flexible elastic tape that adheres tightly to skin and moves with it
- Lifts the skin to relieve pressure over injured muscles
- SupaBond hypoallergenic adhesive — secure hold with a low allergy risk
- Latex free
- Lightweight for comfort and performance through a full session
- Excellent conformability around joints and awkward contours
- 5cm x 5M, box of 12
Specifications
| Size | 5cm x 5M |
| Type | Elastic kinesiology tape |
| Adhesive | SupaBond hypoallergenic |
| Latex | Latex free |
| Pricing unit | Box of 12 |
| Carton quantity | 6 |
| SKU | APKT50 |
Uses
Sports injury support, muscle and joint pain, and physio and rehab programmes where the athlete keeps moving. Where the aim is to restrict movement instead, use rigid sports tape. Browse the sports tapes and strapping.
Kinesiology Tape FAQs
Kinesiology tape or rigid strapping?
They do opposite jobs. Kinesiology tape is elastic and is meant to be worn while you move — it supports without restricting. Rigid tape is non-elastic and exists to stop a joint moving through a range that would re-injure it. Choosing the wrong one undermines the treatment.
How long can it stay on?
It is designed for multi-day wear, including through showering, which is why the adhesive is engineered the way it is. Remove it if the skin underneath becomes irritated, and never re-apply over broken or inflamed skin.
Does it need to be applied a particular way?
Yes — direction and stretch tension are what determine the effect, and they differ by muscle group and by goal. This is a product worth being shown how to use by a physio before self-applying.
Is it latex free?
Yes. The SupaBond adhesive contains no natural rubber latex, so there is no latex allergy risk — relevant given how long the tape stays in contact with skin.
You must not rely on the information on this site as an alternative to medical advice from your medical physician or other qualified healthcare provider. Consult your healthcare provider immediately if you think that you may have a medical emergency or for the diagnosis and treatment of injuries. Always seek the advice of your physician or other qualified healthcare provider before starting any new treatment or with any questions that you may have regarding a medical condition or injury.
| Manufacturer_ms | Germany |
|---|---|
| Model Number_ms | K61SD521 |
| Ecolabel_ms | yes |