What is SpiderTech tape used for?
That is why we use SpiderTech™ Kinesiology Taping to help prevent, manage and treat athletic injuries. SpiderTech™ tape is a non-residual tape used during athletic activity. Unlike other types of kinesiology tape, SpiderTech™ tape is pre-cut into specific shapes designed to target certain areas of the body.
What is Spider Tack baseball?
SPIDER TACK. The goop-du-jour in Major League Baseball was originally made for strongmen to lift Atlas Stones. It’s almost as sticky as super glue, and it took two throws to even get the ball to the plate.
Does Kttape help sciatica?
KT Tape for Sciatica Anyone who has ever suffered with sciatica understands the need for quick relief. This condition causes shooting pain down the lower back, over the hips, buttocks and thighs. However, KT tape can support the area, relieving pressure on the sciatic nerve.
Can you KT Tape your back?
Use Kinesiology tape to relieve lower back pain and pressure, provide proprioceptive support, and increase circulation to promote the healing process*. Relief is generally felt immediately and allows the body to return to a healthy posture and normal function*.
Why do I use SpiderTech tape?
I use SpiderTech tape to relieve muscle tightness, manage pain control and provide structural support – on and off the court. I love the feeling of support I get from SpiderTech’s kinesiology tape.
What is SpiderTech kinesiology tape roll?
SpiderTech Precut Kinesiology Tape Roll – Pack of 4 – (80 Strips – 2″ x 10″) Preferred by Athletes. Reduce Pain and Inflammation, high-Grade Cotton Material, Help re-Train Muscles (Beige)
Where are spiderspidertech products made?
SpiderTech products are designed and manufactured in Canada using the best quality original Kinesiology Tape material from Nitto Denko of Japan.
How does the X-Spider work?
The universal x-SPIDER is a versatile option for joints and anywhere needing targeted relief. The four extending arms can shape around body contours and hold the spider in place, no matter if it’s on your elbow, ankle, knee, back, wrist or shoulder.