December 16, 2011
Coming Soon: KT Tape V.2 Instructions
KT Tapes video and printed instructions are getting a serious upgrade soon. After months of work we are headed back to the studio to film 50 new instructional videos. It will take a 20 person crew 4- 10 hour days to complete the project but we think its worth it and we hope you like them. The new videos will be a mix of new applications as well as upgrades to current ones. You can receive a notification when the video's are available by signing up HERE.
New apps:
Here is a list of the new apps that we are filming this weekend:
Thanks!

- Back of Knee
- Thumb pain
- Shoulder stability
- Bunion
- Tricep Strain
- Bicep Strain
- Disc/Spine
- Osgood Schlatters
- Hip Flexor
- Turf Toe
- Abdominal Pain
- AC Joint
- Neck pain
- General Shoulder
- Peroneal Tendonitis
- Rotator Cuff
- Rib pain
- Middle Back
- Shoulder Stability
- Tennis Elbow
- Hamstring Strain
- Heel Pain
- Golfers Elbow
- Carpal Tunnel
- Outer Knee
- Inner Knee
- Quad Strain
- Shin Splints
- Groin Strain
- Full Knee Support
- Ankle Sprain
- Top of foot pain
- SI Joint
- Low Back Pain
- Wrist Support
- Calf Strain
- Gluteus Pain
- Finger jam
- General Elbow
- Achilles Tendonitis
- Plantar Fasciitis
- They last longer. I strips have fewer edges that can get snagged and cause the tape to peel up prematurely. Fewer edges means better stick.
- They are easier to apply. Experienced KT Tapers know that I-Strips are easier to apply. One solid piece of tape is much easier to handle that splitting it in two and having legs dangling. Enough said.
- Better Support. Actually I-Strips provide better Proprioception, which increases the bodys awareness of the area with tape. I-Strips concentrate support over the injury which produces a greater therapeutic effect.
Thanks!