Ministry of Tapes kinesiology tape in purple: a narrow roll for fingers, wrists and feet

Purple Ministry of Tapes kinesiology tape is an elastic 2.5 cm wide strip on a 5 m roll. It is applied to fingers and toes, wrists, feet and other narrow areas. The composition is cotton with elastic fibres in a breathable structure, and the acrylic adhesive is water-resistant and sweat-resistant. One application can be worn for up to 5 days.

Specifications

What you get

• A base that stretches with the skin — cotton with elastic fibres.
• No dense layer on the skin — the fabric structure is breathable.
• Adhesive for an active day — acrylic, water-resistant, sweat-resistant.
• A multi-day application — wear for up to 5 days.
• A narrow strip for small joints — 2.5 cm for fingers, wrists, feet.
• A colour for telling strips apart — purple within a series of many shades.

Who it is for

Athletes who regularly tape fingers, wrists or feet. Physiotherapists who build applications from several strips and separate them by colour. People who want to wear tape in everyday life without replacing it daily.

Who should look elsewhere

Anyone who needs a wide tape for large muscle groups: 2.5 cm is intended for small muscles and joints. Anyone wanting to keep one application on for more than 5 days. People whose skin is sensitive to acrylic adhesive.

Uses and compatibility

Small muscles and joints: fingers and toes, wrists, feet. Spot applications in delicate and narrow areas. Sport, physiotherapy work, everyday activity.

In the box

A roll of purple Ministry of Tapes kinesiology tape measuring 2.5 cm × 5 m.

Questions and answers

Who typically uses this tape?

Athletes, physiotherapists and people who wear tape during everyday activity.

Can I tape a wrist with it?

Yes, the wrist is one of the main areas for the 2.5 cm width, along with fingers, toes and feet.

How many days does an application hold?

Up to 5 days: the acrylic adhesive is water-resistant and sweat-resistant.

Will purple blend with navy in the same application?

Both colours are dark and can look similar on the skin. If strips need to be clearly distinguishable, pair purple with a lighter colour from the series — yellow, white or skin tone.