Finger tape

For many climbers, climbing finger tape is an essential part of their gear. It is a simple tool that can make a huge difference. Tape is used to support finger joints, which helps to prevent injuries. It also protects your skin from cuts and scrapes on rough rock or holds.

A good taping routine can help you climb for longer. It can also give you the confidence to try harder moves. At BoulderFlash, we have a selection of finger tape to meet every climber’s needs.

Our collection includes products from some of the most trusted names in the business. The Crux Power Climbing Tape is a great choice. It is known for its strong adhesive and durability. It will stay in place even on long, sweaty climbs.

We also offer Moon Climbing Tape, which is a favourite for its feel and support. For those who want more variety, we have the Rock Tech Coloured Climbing Tape and the KletterRetter Coloured Tape. These tapes come in different colours, so you can add a bit of personality to your kit.

Taping is a key part of injury prevention. It provides a layer of protection for your joints. It is especially useful for climbers who are prone to pulleys or other finger injuries. It can also be used to cover cuts or scrapes, which allows you to keep climbing while your skin heals.

The Crux Sense Climbing Tape and the Metolius Tape are both great for this. We also offer Troll Fingertape, a reliable and simple option. A little tape can help you avoid a lot of downtime from injuries.

A good taping routine is a key part of your health and injuries prevention strategy. It is an investment in your climbing future. Taping can help you manage pain and keep your hands healthy. These products are a small addition to your climbing gear that can have a big impact. They are a great way to stay on the wall and climb for longer.

They are perfect for pairing with some of our climbing skincare products as well. After a long session, you can use a balm or cream to help your skin recover. This will help you get back on the wall feeling strong.