Printholic Packing Tape 6 Rolls Heavy Duty Shipping Packaging Tape 1.88 x 54.6 Yards, 3 Core, Clear, for Moving Packaging Shipping Office Storage, Transparent Tape Refills for Dispenser

Take works well did the job. I will buy again.

Why did I buy this? Because of the great price. But what the heck? Tape doesnt work! How can a tape not work, you say?? Well let me tell you. #1 this tape is thinner than other tapes #2 you stick it. It comes off in few minutes. #3 you want to wrap it around the box so itll be closed tightly, the tape RIPS without anything remotely sharp going near it. SO FRUSTRATING!! Spending a few more bucks and going back to my other tape that Ive been using for this move.

The adhesion is very good. They even seem to do well on boxes made from recycled paper that other tapes dont adhere well to.

In comparison to a previous tape I purchased, the rolls had about half the amount on them. It’s so thin, it won’t come out of a dispenser without buckling and going of track. It lifts easily off of the boxes so that I have to use much more of it to make sure the box is secure.

After taping up boxes the tape loosened off. I had to purchase Scotch and redo all boxes. Help what do I do with the tape?

This tape is so thin that it wont come off a dispenser without shredding. It was so bad I threw all six rolls away. Total waste of my money.

This tape doesn’t stick to anything for long. Within a few hours of putting it on, it was all peeling off the cardboard on its own.

Cheap, Thin, Brittle Tape

Was supposed to be used on packing boxes.

Believe the other reviews! The price and sellers promotion of the product will lure you in. Yes, the low price is nice until you find out the hard way that this tape doesnt work. The inner cardboard spool does not even fit over the hub on a standard tape dispenser (its just a hair too small than its alleged 3-inch core). Ive seen this happen before--with cheap Dollar Tree tape. To top it off, the adhesive is subpar, too. Save your time and avoid this tape. What good is is cheap price if the product fails to work? Definitely a case of you get what you pay for!