Duck Brand Standard Packaging Tape Refill, 1.88 Inch x 54.6 Yard, Clear, 1 Roll (240408)

I own a jewelry business and use only this tape among other brands. This tape sticks better to cardboard boxes and its also more affordable than other competitors.

We use a lot of this tape. This 4 pack was perfect. The price was good, the amount was good; we do not have a lot of room where we package for storage, but we do not want to resupply every few weeks. The tape is great quality.

Tape works for what we needed, but kept ripping and we’d have to stop and find the ends. Very thin tap. Worked fine for our packing boxes.

It is good tape, I would buy it again, but a couple of times it has not come off the roll right such that it tapers at the roll end and I have to cut it off, pick the sliver up, unwind it to where it meets the cut bit, then try to get them to come up in sync so it stops splitting. Most of the time it works as it should.

Had to use more tape than we normally would because it didn’t stick well to our packing boxes. Boxes were a mix of new and used and different brands, and it wasn’t just an issue with dusty older boxes or one brand.

Ive been buying Duck brand packaging tape for many years now. Its been good for what I use it for - shipping packages weighing from 3 oz. to 30 lbs.

This is a frustrating lower quality model

I seriously doubt this tape is actually 1.6mils thick. Its extraordinarily thin and as a result, it twists up when youre trying to tape a box. I tried to use it to tape boxes but it simply wouldnt stick nor would it keep in place. Since it came in 4 rolls, I didnt want to throw it all away so I made a fairly clear sticky tape trap in a door way the waited for my wife to come home succumb to my advanced trapping abilities. She got home, walked right through it and didnt even notice it was on her. The tape is literally a total failure. Like me now.

Sticks well enough, but the thinness makes it readily stick to itself (permanently) before it gets to the package, which means increased waste, so not the best value.

I followed agent K’s advice and used brown paper and triple twist twine as the preferred method but the post office told me it was not acceptable. Go figure. So someone recommended this stuff and it seems pretty good. Very sticky! Also you need a “tape gun” otherwise it doesn’t go well. After being freed from a giant tape tangle I went and got the gun and now I can ship boxes every day.