Tactical Grip Tape 46 Pre Cut Hexagons Textured Stickers Black

Sticks well to the surface. Texture is not too aggressive. Works well for me.

I bought this to improve the grip on my new BLU Life One X2 (excellent phone). The phone has a slim metal case, incredibly card to pull out of your pocket and hold comfortably in normal use and in gaming. When I felt the HEXMAG grip for the first time, I was not convinced it would do the job, but after carefully applying to the phone, all I can say its WOW. They work unbelievably well. My grip on the phone is secure, and with the pattern I've put on it, it works well in gaming position and looks cool. The only downside is the dots may get dust pickup around the edges. I also went through a lot of them doing one phone case. I recommend buying two packs and you'll be able to use these in other places, like your Amazon Fire stick remote. Since these are intended for automatic rifle magazines, there's the added bonus of my purchasing these may keep them off the magazine of a mentally ill person's AR15 and I could be saving lives.

First, the Hexmag grip tape comes in a small sheet, and is pre-cut. The grip aspect of the tape is somewhat coarse, nowhere near as rough as skateboard grip tape or sandpaper though. I carried my ar around all day at the range and didn't notice the grip tape being too rough or rubbing my hands raw. Additionally, the grip surface doesn't seem to catch or cling to articles of clothing or gloves. One might have an issue with hands sweating and loss of grip, but I cannot speak to that as of yet.The grip tape seems to hold on polymer surfaces. I did not try to attach to anything other than plastic/ polymer. I attached the grip tape to the Hexmag grip and the Magpul handguard on my ar. I didn't bother to clean the surfaces with anything but a dry cloth and simply pressed the pre-cut pieces where I wanted them. Then I applied firm pressure for around 3 seconds. Next, I used a lighter to try and slightly melt/ heat up the piece to make it less stiff and more gummy. I've read other reviews mentioning a hair dryer to secure the tape; I found holding a flame a few inches below the tape will help suck the oxygen out. Apply more pressure and let harden, worked for me. I did try to get creative with small, thin strips of leftover material and most would not hold, or they would slide across the polymer. Stick with the pre-cut pieces and the larger border pieces.This review is too soon to adequately know if the grip tape will hold, only time will tell. I will try and edit my review if the tape falls off or creates negative aspects.

I have only had these hex grips applied for a few days now but so far I love them. I know these were originally made for a gun mag (which I'm sure they work well for), however I used them on a particularly slippery phone case (Mophie). The grips were easy to apply and I was even able to immediately restick some that I had a little crooked. My case looks cool now and has actually gotten some comments. Oh and the best part is that they actually function so no more fear of my phone slipping out of my hands. Time will tell if the adhesive actually holds up or if it starts peeling off from use. I kept a few spare just in case but hopefully I won't have to use them.

5-star for the grip kit. No stars for Hexmags. Sorry. Loved the design, cool bling factor, but I have a warning for you Hexmag users. And let me say I REALLY wanted to like Hexmags. I am a 28 police officer. 24 of those also as a firearms instructor. I am a Glock Armorer and an AR-15, M16 armorer. Can’t recall the exact date but the latter part of 2015 I purchased several Hexmags. I went to a day of rifle training and qualification. All my new (brand new just opened that morning) Hexmags performed flawlessly all day during training. Right up until qualification. Under the stress of the qual and time constraints, I performed a speed reload (rifle empty, bolt locked back, inserted a loaded mag). Under that little bit of stress I inserted the fresh mag and it went TOO far into the magwell (DPMS) and locked up the bolt. I had to hold the rifle, depress the mag release, and the instructor had to forcefully remove the mag. Needless to say if that small amount of stress caused me to over-insert the magazine, imagine if I were being shot at and had to reload. I was fortunate the company I had purchased them through allowed me to return them for a refund. Here is a cut and paste of Hexmag’s response:“Good afternoon Detective,Thank you for taking the time to contact us about this issue that you had with our magazines. We are very sorry that you experienced this. I can assure you that this is not a chronic issue with our products, we have only had 2 reports of over insertion and this is the second. Our products are used daily in high stress situations by all of our sponsored 3 gun competitors, several of whom are active Law Enforcement.The first issue we physically witnessed was when we sponsored a range at the Colorado Law Enforcement Firearms Instructors Association. One of the instructors was a rather large gentlemen that was physically able to over insert one of our new FDE magazines under a high stress situation. Using that same over inserted magazine we physically could not reproduce the issue without damaging his rifle. We replaced his magazine and he completed all the training.In order for our magazines to work along with Pmags and GI mags the magazine catch pockets must be a specific size and in a specific location. We cannot add an over insertion stop to our magazines like Magpul did with their Gen3 mags, it causes too many fitment issues with too many rifles; mainly any rifle with a flared magazine well will not work with a Gen 3 Pmag.We are glad that one of our top dealers Tactical Link has superb customer service and they were able to refund you for the magazines. If you are ever willing to try our products again please contact us. We would be more than happy to send you some of our latest products free of charge.”

Good product except it feels almost like malleable plastic instead of a rubber texture, still it performs very well and seems well adhered. Added enough bulk to make it a tight fit so getting phone out of belt cases is difficult. I suppose it will get better over time.Over all, I like it and will see how long it lasts. I do not feel I will have a slick phone lying broken on the pavement now. THAT makes it very valuable!I will use the remaining pieces on a small handgun I often carry for self-defense and expect it will greatly assist in a secure hold.

Peut être utile sur divers objets lisses dont la prise en main peut être améliorée.Je l’utilise également pour protéger les surfaces fragiles des rayures et éviter que certains objets glissent.Les pièces sont solides, la colle de qualité : on peut les réutiliser plusieurs fois sans souci.

No grip at all. I was expecting a much more rubberised feel to it but it just felt like plastic so it was nearly as slippery on my hand as the actual mobile phone. Total waste of time. Terrible

Put on slippery cell phone case .works great and stays on

They are ok

Very good works like intended