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StealthStrip Substitue
- Thread starter okccj
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TNbowhunter
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Depends on what you're wrapping. If it's a post or cable (not a buckle), camo vet tape is pretty darn good, and you can wrap pretty much everything you own for $10
Lou at stealth strips is a real stand up guy, and they sell rolls of stealth strip material for pretty cheap. I think their strips are very reasonable for the quality. What are you trying to wrap?
Hunter260
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I think a lot of guys put bike inner tubes over buckles
peteherbst
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Buy vet tape over and over for cheaper or pay a little more from a great guy and American company with stealth strips and be done with it forever.
I've been using camo hockey tape for years. It's available online here.
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If you're looking for camo stick on cloth I haven't found anything close to stealth strips. It's so good that once you put it on you don't want to ever take it off because you'll have residue forever.
For non-glue based I'm a huge fan of vet wrap tape. I use a ton of it on everything. It's not as thick and durable as camoform but it's a lot cheaper. If I have something that I really want to wrap and make sure it lasts a while before I need to do it again I'll splurge for camoform.
For non-glue based I'm a huge fan of vet wrap tape. I use a ton of it on everything. It's not as thick and durable as camoform but it's a lot cheaper. If I have something that I really want to wrap and make sure it lasts a while before I need to do it again I'll splurge for camoform.