PlayTape Road Tape for Toy Cars - Sticks to Flat Surfaces; No Residue; 60 ft. x 2 in. Black Roadway

I bought this PlayTape for my five-year-old daughter who loves all things vehicle-related. It works great! It is easy to unroll, tear, stick, and remove. It goes on smoothly and comes off without any trouble or damage to the floor. She is able to make roads for her cars to drive on anywhere she wants, which is perfect. We'd recommend this to any other car-loving kids!

My grandson loved creating roads with this tape. It peels up like painters tape, so it isn’t meant to stay on the floor for weeks.Clean your floor before laying down the tape.It won’t withstand several road constructions (removals and replacements).

My boys love this road tape! My picture won't upload but we put it in their room and in their playroom and they use it everyday. It is like painters tape so it stays down and it's very easy to remove as well, it doesn't leave any sticky residue behind. I have been able to vacuum and mop over top of it and it has moved. The edges lifted just a bit but that's not a huge deal. Definitely worth the money and a great stocking stuffer or small gift for a little one.

I bought this Road Tape as a stocking stuffer for my 2 year old boy. He instructed me on were to lay the road on his play table. We made a fairly intricate roadway, which he was really proud of. It was a fun and novel, BUT, it is definitely not a flawless product.This Road Tape is a fantastic idea in theory, but when put to the test, it falls just a little short. I want to give it 4 stars, but it's biggest flaw is that the tape does not stick well to surfaces (in other words, its not great at what it's designed to do). I've used it on all types of smooth, hard surfaces, and the tape just doesn't stick. I even ensured the surfaces were cleaned/dry before application.There is a fairly effective workaround, though: Get some clear Scotch Tape, and tape the Road Tape down to the surface. Lay a strip of Scotch tape every 6"-9" and that will keep the Road Tape down and in place. It's a little sad that the adhesiveness isn't just a LITTLE stronger, and that you have to TAPE DOWN A STRIP OF TAPE! This is such a great concept, that with a little improvement, could be an incredible product.Imagine a weak painter's masking tape with a road printed on it. That's almost exactly what this product is. Get a little creative to keep the road on its surface, and your kiddos will still enjoy it.

Pros: Fun in unexpected ways. The kids used the lines to tiptoe on, and try and 'pass' each other without falling off. One kid tried hopping from one end to the other, another thought it reminded her of the tape in her dance class and did her three-year-old ballet moved up and down the length. They made human bridges and trains, started to plan out their town, enjoyed racing cars, and the material is rough for little hands to roll out- so it's good hand strengthening. It STICKS. No edges curling up, durable for play!Cons: It's sticky. I think it's more sticky than say, painter's tape. Our first floor is all hardwood and I didn't try it up there, but I'd test the areas out, first. I also was not a fan of the toy/company name up and down the tape. I can see maybe every yard or so, but it was a little much. I like that it's a challenge to unroll, but other little hands might get frustrated.Overall I think it is a great tool for imaginary play- my son keeps adding onto it and moving pieces around. He has also into maps, so he liked drawing a map from the town plan he made. I think this is a great toy for rainy days, winter break when you are stuck inside and want to keep building or re-imagining your project.

I've purchased this a couple of times now for my nephew. He loves to play with his toy cars, trucks and tractors. He loves this tape. At one point I asked if he was still using it and he said no because he didn't want to run out of it - so I bought him some more so he could use it as much as he wanted. For the money it's great - he uses it all the time. It sticks nicely to carpet and comes up easily. We haven't tried it on hard surfaces only the carpet in his bedroom but so far no issues with it.

Be aware that if you want this to adhere to any surface, you're gonna need glue. In addition, this is a really thin piece of paper that tears off easily. Be very careful when you handle this (especially when unrolling) or you will end up with a lot of tiny pieces of paper. Too bad, this thing would have looked good on my layout. Fortunately, there are other brands out there, get those instead.

Be a little careful because it’s more like a paper tape. Pleasantly surprised it is practitioners the only thing next to command strips that actually stick to a textured wall. Easy to rip by hand. We glued cars to it around the closet.

It is just ridiculously expensive.