Yorwe Anti slip tape (Black/Yellow)

I used these on my dog’s stairs (for going up and down from the sofa) and for the flooring around their stairs for landing traction. Works very well. I wrote this review after a year, and they are still on there, but the textured grindy traction bits have mostly worn off. Not bad for a year. Have to replace them soon. If you’re using these primarily for humans (stairwells etc), or for your dogs like me, think of it as maintenance and upkeep—replace after wear and tear when necessary.

This has prevented falls on our slick, old, painted wooden stairs.

We use a dog ramp to get our elderly dogs in an out of hour SUV. We needed to replace the sanded surface that it came with and this product worked perfectly. It cut and peeled and attached easily.

I bought this tape for a rather odd purpose - being able to pull my computer out of my backpack. When I travel, I put my LARGE laptop in my backpack, which works great. The problem was that when gripping it to pull it out to use it, I had to be extremely careful not to drop it, as it is heavy and could easily slip out of my hand and hit the floor. The solution? Grippy-surface tape like this. I applied two 4" strips to the laptop's lid, and a 3" strip on the other side on the bottom of the computer, and now I have no worries about dropping it. The tape works great for this.The only downside is that the tape has such a rough surface that I have to be careful when putting the computer on a nice wood surface, or the tape will scratch up the wood. I know this isn't the primary intended purpose for the tape, but I wanted to pass on a good use for it, and the accompanying note of caution.

We bought my toddler a loft bed, which had a ladder for him to climb. It did not come with anything to help his feet grip or prevent slipping on the ladder, so I bought this. Very easy to peel and stick after cutting strips to just the right size. I recommend for any application that requires a decent non-slip grip!

I use this to adhere to the top of my bed risers so that the frame would not move around. The friction was sufficient to keep the bedframe in place. However, if someone is a very active jumpy individual It would skid. So basically normal use of the bed would Not skid. But if a bed becomes a landing pad, the friction would not be sufficient to prevent the frame from coming off the risers. I hope that makes sense.

This tape works great. It has great adhesion. I cleaned a steel step with acetone and applied the tape and it is solid as ever after months in the weather on the back of a truck.

You will likely need 2 rolls as I needed for a typical set of stairs. It is OK tape -- though in retrospect I should have bought name-brand tread tape which would have been a bigger roll for a similar price. Adheres well to a clean very flat surface. FYI: Unlikely to stick on anything like concrete or any uneven surfaces and outdoors (hot and cold temps) will age the tape quickly.