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BRAUS Jiu Jitsu Finger Tape

by Braus Fight AUS

7.19 AUD

Elevate your hand protection and grip with BRAUS Jiu Jitsu Finger TapeS. Originating from Australia, this high-quality finger tape is meticulously designed to cater to Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu (BJJ), Judo, Rock Climbing, and various other sports where finger protection and improved grip are crucial. Product Benefits: Enhanced Hand Protection: During intense training sessions, shield your fingers and finger joints. The finger tape offers a sense of security and assurance, providing protection against joint strains or injuries while grappling or engaging in physical activities. Improved Grip: Boost your grip and handling by adding a layer of support to your fingers. The tape is designed to enhance the ability to grasp, ensuring a more confident hold and improved control during training or competitions. Prevention of Swelling: By supporting and stabilizing the finger joints, the tape aids in averting swelling, ensuring you can continue training without the discomfort of inflamed finger joints. Product Features: Quantity: Each pack includes two rolls of tape Dimensions: 10mm wide and 10 meters in length Versatile Usage: Ideal for BJJ, Judo, Rock Climbing, and various other sports Protective Function: Perfect for safeguarding fingers and finger joints Enhanced Grip: Aids in providing a more secure and controlled grip during activities The BRAUS Jiu Jitsu Finger Tape ensures comprehensive protection and improved grip, offering peace of mind during intense training sessions, preventing finger injuries, and contributing to superior performance in various physical activities.

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