Rigid Tape (3.8cm *9.1m) white color

Uses of Rigid Tape:

Joint Immobilization After Injury
Used to immobilize an injured joint (such as the ankle, knee, or shoulder) and prevent movement to avoid worsening the injury.

Injury Prevention During Exercise
Applied as a preventive measure for athletes prone to sprains or dislocations, especially in high-intensity sports.

Support for Weak Ligaments
For example, after an ankle sprain, rigid tape helps support the ligament and prevent re-injury.

Postural Taping
Sometimes used to correct body or shoulder posture by limiting excessive movement in a specific area.

✅ Advantages:

Non-Elastic: Does not stretch, providing very strong stabilization.

Highly Adhesive: Sticks firmly to the skin.

Usually Requires Scissors: Due to its stiff material, it is typically cut with scissors.

Features:

Completely non-elastic.

Made of strong fabric with a powerful adhesive.

Commonly used to restrict joint movement or stabilize joints.

Typical Applications:

Immobilizing the ankle joint after injury.

Limiting joint movement to prevent recurrence of injury.

Frequently used in sports like football and rugby.