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Tenacious Tape Repair Tape
Gear Aid
Tenacious Tape Repair Tape
$5.95 - $6.95
Description

　　Ideal for fixing holes in tents, packs, jackets, etc.

　　Tenacious Tape by Gear Aid is an all-purpose, weatherproof repair tape that fixes rips, holes and gashes in almost all of your outdoor gear. It stays put no matter what Mother Nature dishes out and leaves no sticky mess. Tenacious Tape comes in black, clear and popular colors, so you can match your fabric for nearly-invisible repairs. Wait 24 hours after application and you can machine wash or put it in the dryer without worrying that the repair tape will peel off.

　　Toss Tenacious Tape in your outdoor gear kit for a little extra peace of mind. Repairs camping gear, sleeping bags and pads, tents, clothing, vinyl rafts, down jackets—whatever needs a quick patch, so you can stay outside.

　　If you’re serious about your gear, step up to Tenacious Tape—and you’ll never go back to that gooey, sticky, silver stuff.

　　

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Tenacious Tape Ultra-Strong Repair Tape by GEAR AID
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Description
Weight:
2 oz.
Other Features:
• Machine washable
• 3" x 20" roll (60 square inches)
• Strips available nylon (black) and ripstop nylon (sage green, gray)
• Clear tape utilizes PVC
• Rolls available in clear
• Ultra-strong repair tape with aggressive adhesive
• Tape can be moved or repositioned within 24 hours without leaving behind a sticky residue
• Makes quick, in-field repairs to rips, tears and holes in outdoor gear
• Sticks to almost any surface without leaving a sticky residue
• Provides nearly invisible repairs
• Instantly seals leaking seams and stops rips from spreading
• Acts as an abrasion-resistant shield on high-wear areas
• Long lasting
• Lightweight and compact roll
• Can be used on silnylon for a temporary emergency field repair
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