Pro TapesPocket Gaff Tape 2 inch (48mm) x 6 Yards Length Black Matte. Pocket Size Gaffers Tape. Made in The USA. Holds Tight, Easy to Remove.

Purchased the Pocket Pro-Gaff Tape after previously using the "Mini Gaffer" products.The MiniGaffer have a bit more tape (8 yards vs. 6 yards here) but are typically sold in bulk packs. I only needed 1 roll now so I purchased the Pocket Pro Gaff Tape. Overall it seemed to be good quality.. but just didn't have the hold that the Mini Gaffer did. Attaching gels to a speedlight did work but would quickly peel off the speedlight surface (whereas the Mini Gaffer did not do this)This is remedied by using more tape.. but when you're already getting a smaller roll (6 yards vs. 8 yards of Mini gaffer) that's not a great solution. Recommended if you don't need a lot of tape; if a stronger hold is required, I'd go for another brand.

The tape works well. I noticed that I had to use a little more tape than other brands I'm use to using. This wouldn't be an issue if this was regular sized role I'm use to using.I normally use Gaff tape for my photography related projects but I had to use this Gaffing Tape to secure a coax cable across the metal threshold of a door when the cable company installer refused to drop the cable in the correct spot. The tape is holding strong even though this tape gets wet when it rains.I pulled some of it back and saw no sticky residue or damage to the painted surfaces.If the tape held better and I didn't have to use as much to secure things, it would get 5 stars.

first heard of the on the Peter McKinnon quick tip something, immediately thought it was sponsored, damn I was wrong.This tape sells it'self, I find myself looking for it everytime. I used generic black tapes, vinyl electrical tape, but this is AMAZINGAbsolutely no residue, in my experiment, taped on my porch at sun for two weeks it was removed with no residue, and if you ask, no it does not stick no more, now just a tiny bit.Unfortunately it's not cheap but I used it on fabrics, on plane windows, camera equipement (yes, to mask the brand).I bought the 2" version and I found it less useful, I just don't cover cables too much and it's hard to rip the large tape, it's just like ripping money... it's expensive.The 1" is my preferred, it's just less material used for what is a temporary fix.

The hood on my telephoto lens would pop of from time to time when bumped. Taping it on top & bottom with a 2" piece of tape keeps it from rotating. I can even peel it and store it on my hood to be used again. I was able to reuse it about 6 times before it started curling and then it had to go.I also used it on a back of my sleek cell phone case for traction. The verdict is still out on that. It works but I don't know if it will start curling after a while. I work in an office so it doesn't get abused much. My IT folks use it to bundle cords. Easy on, easy off.

Perfect. Small size. Keep it in my camera bag for emergencies. Ya never know when you'll need gaff tape.....;)

Pros:- Great low price- It successfully blocks light from LEDs- Small sizeCons:- It was a little hard to rip/cut (I'm sure other gaff tape is similar though)Other thoughts:I bought it to block an LED light on one of my adapters, and it successfully does that. I only needed a tiny piece, so the low price was appreciated.

This was my first roll of gaffer tape. I can't believe I waited so long to try it! I've compared it to another brand since and both are very good. This sticks anywhere until I do not want it to stick. It's been in my camera bag, but it's been used all around the house. I love that it leaves no residue. I will be ordering more and in other colors.

Good size for home use. Sticks well. But doesn't tear as easily as duck tape.I used it for, among other things, making my naked phone grippier and with repeated friction from use one corner lost its adhesion but it didn't fray and the rest of the strip remains stuck on.