Underwrap

Suitable Users and Scenarios

• Combat sports (e.g., boxing, Muay Thai, Sanda, MMA): Used as a base layer under hand wraps to absorb sweat and provide a non-slip surface.

• Basketball, soccer, volleyball, and running: Provides a protective skin layer before taping ankles or wrists.

• Badminton, tennis, and weightlifting: Acts as a cushion under wrist or finger wraps to reduce friction.

• Sports rehabilitation and injury prevention: Used as a base layer for kinesiology tape or rigid athletic tape to minimize skin irritation.

• Coaches, team physicians, and athletic trainers: An essential supply for providing medical support during sporting events.

How to Use

1. Clean the skin: Wipe away any sweat or oil from the skin’s surface to ensure it is clean and dry.

2. Apply the base layer: Wrap the underwrap around the skin for 1–2 layers. Keep it comfortable—there is no need to pull it tight.

3. Apply the outer tape: Secure the area by wrapping elastic bandages, rigid athletic tape, or kinesiology tape over the underwrap.

4. Removal after activity: First, remove the outer bandages; the underwrap can then be easily peeled off without leaving any adhesive residue.