JARLINK Clear Packing Tape (12 Rolls), Heavy Duty Packaging Tape for Shipping Packaging Moving Sealing, 2.7mil Thick, 1.88 inches Wide, 60 Yards Per Roll, 720 Total Yards

For the price, this is by far the best tape Ive used.

Excellent value as compared to the name brands. I have bought this particular package of tape several times and it has been a big cost savings without sacrificing quality.

I bought these for my mom for Christmas because she sells a lot of things on Mercari and goes through tape crazy quick she was so happy when I gave them to her because of how many there were.

Great value but you get what you pay for. They are a bit thin on the roll and it does have a tendency to get stuck together

Tape is good value for money and nice and sticky - keep my packages closed tight. Does have a strong odor similar to permanent marker. But my biggest critique is that this is the LOUDEST tape I have ever had in my tape gun. Almost hurts my ear when taping packages up LOL….but value wise it’s still worth it.

Jarlink. Ok so the company’s name is jarlink. Not sure why I thought it was jarbink. So I assumed I was buying jar jar bink packing tape. Either way, pleasantly surprised and this tape is awesome. Shipping boxes? No problem. This tape sticks better than peanut butter on the roof or your mouth. Want to patch a leaky canoe? We don’t recommend this. Maybe try flex tape. Anyways, tape is sticky, it seems to work. Just change your company’s name to jarbinks please.

It does the job. It sticks quite well. I don’t love it as much as I’d like to because it stinks more than comparable products and it sticks to itself more (like if I grab a 12 inch piece it will often double over.) Overall you can ignore my criticisms as nitpicking (and I agree!) but this is my experience. Good product, but I will probably go elsewhere next time.

Was moving locally about 20 miles away and these worked great for the countless boxes we had. II had some initial problems when I used my tape dispenser. However, after I adjusted my dispenser worked great after that. Still have a few rolls left over which will come in handy.

I compare this to Scotch brand Heavy Duty packaging tape, which many people will recognize as a standard ruler of comparison. Comparing prices, it costs about 65% as much as the name brand, so you are saving a lot. I think it is a little bit thinner than the Scotch or Duck. The adhesive quality is solid. I am in the process of a move, so I am constructing and sealing cardboard boxes. I think it works just fine for my purposes; I am pleased with it. One is always taking a chance when they go with a cheap off-brand, but the chance worked out this time. (ULine has the best price-to-quality ratio, but you have to purchase a minimum of 18 rolls).

Its always important to have plenty of packing tape around this was a good price for more rolls. Just check the length of each roll and how many rolls to be sure you are getting the most for your dolllar