*OWN EMT SHEARS BEFORE USING*
With the slightest amount of inspiration this tape becomes a catch all for bondage. It looks great, it feels fine, and it forms to any shape you place under it, and every use your imagination has for it.

*OWN EMT SHEARS BEFORE USING*
It's smell is fairly negligible and its texture is very inoffensive. This tape can take a lot of lateral pressure, and resists tearing pretty well too. The price makes it easy to own multiple colours to suit any outfit/partner/situation.

*OWN EMT SHEARS BEFORE USING*
The biggest problem with this tape is that even where you have it adhering to itself it tends (with movement) to roll on itself. This can cause significantly more pressure or bruising than when the tape is flat, but doesn't necessitate any additional pain. As it doesn't tend to bind or twist tighter than it originally is it accommodates most any user.

Like with shrink wrap this can be tightened further with the application of heat (best to use a hairdryer), but this use is a more advanced technique and should be tested before being done to a large percentage of a person's body/limbs.

Like wrapping paper you certainly can reuse this, but at the price it's best to discard it once it's been used.

This product is self-explanatory in nature, and the only real limitations are you imagination.

A few examples of its myriad uses:

clothing (works well under everyday clothing too,)
rolled into "rope,"
braided for a collar or leash,
used to reinforce or cover rope bonds,
decoration for furniture or your house to temporarily change the feel of the room.

These are just a very few of the examples from my play, but as I said above, *OWN EMT SHEARS BEFORE USING*. Though easy to remove most of the time, if you allow it to roll on itself or the end is not readily accessible it can become very difficult to tear or cut multiple layers without a sturdy pair of shear...crafting scissors aren't always up to the task.