Tennis · Finger wraps
Tennis finger tape.
Make it part of your kit.
Non-stretch cotton that wraps around your fingers and sticks only to itself. Choose your width, color and pack for practice days and match days.
Contains natural rubber latex.
Before you step on court
Unroll. Overlap. Check the feel.
Follow the directions on your Guard-Tex package and check your chosen wrap during practice.
01 / Unroll your length.
Guard-Tex does not stretch. Unroll the length you need for the area you want to cover.
02 / Let tape meet tape.
Overlap the layers and press them together. The wrap holds through contact with itself.
03 / Check your grip.
The amount and placement of tape affect the feel. Check your normal racket grip with the wrap in place.
Choose your application
Fingers or racket handle?
Wrap your fingers.
Use overlapping cotton layers where you want coverage. For an injured finger or a prescribed support technique, follow your clinician’s instructions.
Wrap your racket handle.
Looking for a cotton layer over the handle? Our separate grip page covers that application.
Explore tennis grip tape →Keep a roll in your bag.
Choose a roll and tin or compare multi-roll packs in the consumer shop. Current prices and availability are shown there.
Choose your pack →Before you choose
Questions, answered.
What is Guard-Tex tennis finger tape?
Guard-Tex is a non-stretch cotton wrap that sticks to overlapping layers of itself. It does not use adhesive to attach to your skin or racket.
Will tape change how my racket feels?
Adding a layer changes the surface between your hand and racket. Use the amount you need, check your grip during practice, and follow the package directions.
How do the layers stay together?
Overlap each pass so the tape contacts another layer of Guard-Tex, then press the layers together. A loose strip does not attach like adhesive tape.
How long does one roll last?
Each roll contains 30 yards, or 90 feet. The number of sessions depends on the length and number of wraps you use.
Is finger tape the same as a racket overgrip?
No. This page is about wrapping fingers. For adding a cotton layer to the racket handle, see our tennis grip page.
Does Guard-Tex contain latex?
Yes. Guard-Tex contains natural rubber latex. Do not use it if you have a latex allergy.
Find your current Guard-Tex pack.
Choose width, color and quantity in the consumer shop.