Outdoor Gaffer's Style Cloth Pickleball Court Tape, 2 Inches Wide, 204 Feet Long, Ultra Durable (White)

Used this to make lines for a pickleball court on an area of our driveway. Didn't do anything to the concrete other than blow it off and pressure wash it in advance (if everyone enjoys it, then we'll get more elaborate with court paint etc.). Tape pulled off the roll easily and adhered well - made sure to press it down/roller it to avoid any wrinkles or gaps. It has been down now for about a month and a half, during which time it has been driven over, been rained on a lot, and had a fair amount of sun exposure. It has held up well. There has been no lifting up, and no tearing (though I don't think anyone has run a tire on it, stopped, and then turned to try to deliberately place it under stress). So it seems durable. It does show a little dirt, but that is to be expected. Haven't tried to pressure wash it to see if it cleans off / hold up under pressure washing - will probably try to avoid that.Overall a good product that I would buy again.Update: has been down now for about 8-9 months. It has not lifted up off the concrete at all, the adherence has been great. it has been driven over repeatedly even by heavier trucks, and has not torn. it survived torrential rains without any problem. It's perhaps a little dirty but still washes fairly clean with the pressure washer. So the durability has been great.

a standard size pickleball court requires at least 218 ft of tape. This roll is 204. Not enough tape.

FINAL UPDATE: Seller got a replacement to me last week, settling the problem here. The tape seems good. A few harsh rainstorms have caused a bit of curling on the edges (we're using this outdoors), but it's been down for almost a month now and the lines are still there. Definitely not a replacement for paint, but if you don't have weather affecting it, I'd expect it to last quite a while for a temp court outside.UPDATE: Seller said their manufacturer is sending 500 replacement rolls as they created them at 180 feet, not 204. They got my info for a replacement, will update again once that is received.ORIGINAL: Lined a pickleball court tonight. Lines are 20*4+44*2+15*2=198 feet. Ran out 16 feet short of that. Listing doesn’t say this is 182 feet…I will be contacting the seller for another roll at no cost or I’ll be seeking a refund. If either of those happens, I’ll update this review.

Reviews said there was not enough tape for a full court but said they fixed this. They did not. Received a roll and it’s 15 ft too short and I don’t want to purchase another entire roll for 15 ft.Can’t return the item because it’s TAPED DOWN so no way to get a refund…… thumbs down.

I recently purchased the Gaffer's tape for marking pickleball lines on the street in front of my house. It provides clean lines and stays in place, even with regular gameplay. The tape quality is excellent and sticks better than the duct tape I used to finish the line under the net.However, I ran into a significant issue while using this tape. The product length is only 204 feet, which falls short of the 218 feet needed to complete all the pickleball lines on a standard court. Using this product created a challenge in ensuring proper court dimensions and alignment when we ran out of tape while finishing the line under the net.The manufacturer should understand that the line under the net is crucial for aligning a portable net. Skipping this line would affect gameplay and overall court aesthetics. Unfortunately, this means buyers like me must purchase more than one roll of this tape to cover the entire court adequately.The manufacturer should consider increasing the product length by at least 14 feet. This additional length would allow buyers to mark out all the lines without purchasing multiple rolls or compromising on court alignment. It would enhance the overall value and convenience of this product.The Gaffer's tape is a superior option for marking pickleball lines due to its adhesive strength and clean lines—however, the tape length limitation challenges achieving full court coverage. With a more extended tape option, this product would earn a 5-star rating from me.

This tape was easy to use and exactly what we needed. You can pull it up if your lines are off and put it back down with no problems. We even had a piece fold in half on us and we were able to peel it apart from itself easily. Highly recommend this if you are trying to put up temporary pickleball lines for a weekend.

Not enough tape for standard court and also some tape is peeling after a week

We use the tape for temporary conversion of tennis court to pickleball court