Good packing tape.

I love that this is such a big roll of tape so I don't have to buy as frequently.

this tape is the best aaaok

I highly recommend this tape. It works great and the dispenser makes it easy to use.

I must say without hesitation Duck Tape workslike no other tape out there the other guys are sooooooo cheap and flimsy and sticks to other stuff that you don't want it to I will never go back to the other guys Duck 🦆 you have a customer for life

I ship several items weekly, and this is definitely the tape I prefer. I always try to keep at least 2 on hand at all times. The price is great, super easy to use, and sticks perfectly.

I own a highly rate packing tape gun. It got be such a pain in the butt to use it. I own a highly rated packing tape gun, its a pain to use, turn it the wrong when using it and it falls off the dispenser, or the tape gets stuck to the metal guide thing, and that large plastic part that is supposed to facilitate cutting the date is no help at all. I finally gave up blaming myself for not knowing how to use a tape gun properly, and bought this Duck Brand EZ single roll, it works like a charm,so simple to use I will never go back to a tape gun.

Me gusto, es muy practica y liviana. Los repuestos quedan super bien.

Había leído malas reseñas pero no entiendo el porqué las escribieron, realmente funciona bien, trae el dispensador que es reutilizable coloque otra marca de cinta y quedo perfecta además trae su propia cinta que es muy gruesa.

Let me clear this up for you real quick if you're not willing to lose time on tape: Duck Easy Start and Scotch Sure Start both tape things together. If that is enough for you, feel confident that this product will do your bidding.All I was going to do was buy an 8 pack of packing tape for shipping artworks I sell. But, then Amazon Reviews got in the way. I can't get that time back, but I can spare you by writing this review which I will cross post to Scotch Sure Start. There are two major brands out there, Duck and Scotch, and many more. I'd been using a no name tape and it was fine, albeit would occasionally get stuck to the roll as tape is prone to do without a proper dispenser. After reading countless reviews of it's the perfect tape or it doesn't stick, I chose to buy a sample of each. Last night I began my Christmas shipping. Guess what, they both stick! There are some minor differences. Scotch Sure Start is thinner tape than the Duck EZ Start. It didn't tear any easier, so I was still glad to have the dispenser teeth. The Scotch comes on a true 3" core roll, so you can reuse the dispenser with an 8 pack of rolls. The tape sticks to cardboard and paper.IF yours doesn't...you must realize that it requires pressure to adhere. Air bubbles, dust, or not pressing down will allow carelessly placed tape to come loose. It's not one and done. I pack artworks -I make sure it's stuck, tight, and more than one piece. If you're taping moving boxes with a real dispenser (has handle) and you don't press the tape with your hand, it's going to come loose where it's not stuck to another piece of tape.The Duck EZ Start tape is thicker. Truth told, I used it more on my recent packing. Can't say exactly why, probably its thickness. But with this thickness, and maybe the dispenser style, the tape occasionally twisted up, but not so bad. I tore the piece and moved on. As for the Sure and EZ start thing -I did notice that, on each brand, I did not have to peel tape off the roll. Why? It seems they both leverage anti-static somehow, but I'm no rocket scientist, so who knows. All I can say is both are generally frustration-free. I'd say I had more air bubbles on the Duck tape, I attribute that to the thicker tape, but then, as I said, I used it more than the Scotch on this job.And then there is the weird complaint about noise. First off, I'm not packing in a baby's room. So what, there is noise. But yes, the two both make noise when you tightly stretch a long piece around a box. The Duck, for those who concern themselves with the noise, does sound like the long croak of dying frog, but I could make the Scotch to do a similar, if slightly higher pitched, version when I pulled real tightly. This difference is likely connected to the tape thickness. So, if you don't want noise, don't pull long pieces of tape tightly.My only frustration with the Duck EZ is the lack of a 3" core, which you can get without the dispenser, so the dispenser becomes a one time use unless you look for the 1.5 inch core rolls in an 8 pack. I suspect Duck EZ in 3" core will fit on the Scotch dispenser, and I'll end up using that no matter which brand I buy.EDIT: The OTHER frustration is throwaway dispensers! If you cannot easily find 1.5 inch core Shurtech EZ Start or any Duck branded tape for that matter to refill the dispenser, then Shurtech is part of the problem, not the solution. At least Scotch uses the standard size 3" core. The 1.5 inch core is great for smaller hands, etc, but NOT if I cannot refill the thing.Hope that helps -it's a pandemic, be with your work and the ones you love, and buy this tape or that tape -it works when you press it down and enjoy the sound of frogs.

Ayuda mucho cuando hay que hacer envios, ya que facilita el cierre de las cajas, sobre todo cuando son grandes y hacerlo con una cinta manual se vuelve engorroso, la cinta incluida es de muy buena calidad y no se queda pegada en tus dedos cuando menos lo esperas.

I couldnt get the dispenser to work right...but the actual tape is thick and strong...so i just cut off pieces with scissors.

El dispensador es muy útil y resistente. La cuchilla permite cerrar rápido y con facilidad una caja. La cinta es gruesa y no se rasga; sin embargo me parece que podría tener mas pegamento, a veces hay que hacer bastante presión para que pegue.