Wild Country WC Pure Finger Tape 1,25x10 – Finger Tape for Climbing
The WC Pure Finger Tape from Wild Country is a climbing-specific tape designed to protect fingers and hands from overuse and skin abrasions. It is ideal for taping finger joints, tendons, or providing support for existing injuries – whether in rock climbing or bigwall climbing.
The 1.25 cm x 10 m size allows precise wrapping around individual fingers without wasting material.
The skin-friendly adhesive stays securely in place without slipping, even during long climbing sessions.
The white colour offers a discreet look on the rock and in the climbing gym.
Weighing only 24 g, each roll fits into a pocket or chalk bag.
24 months manufacturer warranty provide long-term peace of mind.
What makes WC Pure Finger Tape special
Wild Country tape is tailored to climbers’ needs. It tears cleanly, works without scissors, and holds under load. After use, it removes without residue.
Ideal for...
This tape is aimed at climbers and boulderers of all skill levels – from beginners protecting their fingers to experienced bigwall climbers needing reliable support.
How to use WC Pure Finger Tape
Tear off a suitable piece (approx. 15–30 cm depending on finger) and wrap it spirally around the affected joint. Do not pull too tight to avoid restricting blood flow. For extra stability, you can wrap a figure-eight around two adjacent fingers.
Wild Country is a historic British brand founded in the 1970s, specializing in climbing equipment. Known for innovative and reliable products like nuts, carabiners, and ropes, Wild Country is among the leading providers in alpine and climbing sports.
The tape is used to protect and stabilize fingers and hands while climbing. It is commonly used for finger joint issues, tendon irritation, or to prevent skin injuries.
Yes, it is suitable for rock climbing, bigwall climbing, bouldering, and indoor climbing alike.
The tape is 1.25 cm wide and 10 m long. One roll weighs approximately 24 g.
Yes, Wild Country tape tears cleanly by hand – a cross tear is possible without tools.
It depends on frequency. With average climbing use, one roll lasts for several weeks (about 30–50 cm per session).
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