Tenacious Tape Reflective

This stuff is great. Got it to cover all my powder coated diamondback logos for anti-theft uglification, but it actually looks decent. It's a very flat grey in daylight, but even in overcast daylight or.the start of twilight, you get the reflective pop when headlights hit it. At night, it's awesomely reflective. Brighter than the stripe on my new Schwalbe tires, for example. It is very sturdy; easy to apply and work with; easy to cut with fresh box knife blade or good scissors; and edges haven't shown a bit of curling with very hot, then cold and rainy weather. I beat it very hard with a black rubber hammer to mark it up, and strong glancing blows did not shift or damage it at all. Get it a bit warm and take just a little care to lay it down a bit at a time, and there's no bubble chasing, stretching, etc. I wiped bike frame with alchohol, but later stuck bits to grubby helmet, faux leather panniers, unclean wheel rims, etc. & it sticks like *****. It's strong enough material, though, that you can peel it back up if you still have an edge up and it's warm - so it's possible to imediately reposition if you get a bit off track as you lay it down. My vintage 1990s glitter magna stickers look great on it!

Great reflective tape. I used it on my dog's collar and has been very successful. Easy to apply and has held up well.

This stuff is amazing! I have it stuck to my hiking gear, hiking boots, and on my wet-weather hardshell jacket. It sticks like glue for years. Each strip can be cut to size, but be careful it doesn't stick to itself; it will meld to itself like duct tape. I have stuck it to my hiking boots and it has stayed in place over years and miles of dirt, rocks, mud, ice, snow, and rain. I have strips of it on my camelbaks and my hardshells, and it stays stuck despite all the water it sees on those items. The reflective quality remains despite all the abuse it takes, too. This is a very good product if you hike/walk in low-light, but high traffic conditions. The value to amount per roll is not great, but the quality of the product is high. If you want to cover a lot of gear, buy a few rolls. 1 roll will only do 1 pack, with maybe a little extra left.

I bought this to add to a motorcycle cover that had no reflective surfaces. It worked very well for that. For the size it is not cheap but you don't need much for an application like this. I can't imagine cutting out pieces that would be neat and stick to shoes or anything requiring complicated shapes. You have to cut out the shapes you want with little aid from the squares grid printed on the back. The instructions advise you to cut rounded corners. It seems to stick well. It has had some heavy rain on it and has not started coming off. It is very reflective. Overall I am very happy with it.

Key addition to my bikepacking mending kit. I like having reflective additions to my gear to improve night visibility to traffic. These hold well to mend a variety of typical fabrics used commonly in tents, tarps, coats, stuff sack, etc. And they don't leave gummy reside like duct tape can.

This stuff is great.

I added some to a front bag on my bicycle. The tape sticks well even though the bag is flexible. I might need to add a bit of fabric glue in the future for a few places where the fabric has twisted. Even so, I am impressed at how well this tape sticks and how well it reflects.

It sticks well and is very reflective, which is why I bought it. But I had trouble getting clean cuts with a Cricut Explore Air 2 (on the vinyl setting): I had to tear the threads with my fingers, which suggests that a deeper setting would have helped. I made some shapes like dog pas to go on the back of a couple of my jackets for walking the dog before dawn and at night, and they protect me really well.