Baseball Bat Grip Tape

Batting practice destroys hands. Hundreds of swings per session, bat vibration on mishits, friction that builds until blisters form. Game-day calluses are one thing — but the accumulated damage from daily BP can sideline hitters when it matters most.

Self-adhering tape solves two problems: protecting hands from blister damage and improving grip on worn bat handles.

Hand Protection

Most batting blisters form at the base of the fingers on the bottom hand. That's where grip pressure concentrates and where bat rotation creates friction. Tape these zones before practice — prevention is easier than treatment.

Handle Wrapping

Worn bat grips lose traction. Instead of replacing the entire grip, wrap self-adhering tape over the worn sections. The cotton surface provides excellent friction, and you can customize the thickness exactly where you need it.

Game Day Application

Tape takes 30 seconds to apply and removes cleanly between at-bats if you prefer bare hands in the field. No residue on your fielding glove, no sticky mess to deal with.

Pine Tar Alternative

Self-adhering tape provides grip without the mess of pine tar. Legal at all levels, easy to apply, easy to remove. Some players wrap the handle, some wrap their hands — experiment to find what works for your swing.